ORIGINAL: Phil from Maine
I pay a bit more in price for the dog food I get my dogs. I choose Eaglepack Power Formula as I have active dogs and it is important to give them what they need. I also find they tend to eat less of it when they get all the nutritions they require. The cheaper stuff once in a while if needed and they eat twice as much and still start looking thinned out. I only rarely give them the cheaper stuff as I travel 100 mile one way to pick up the Eaglepack. Here is a little info from them. The power formula is 30/20 and has worked excellent with my dogs...
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Phil, how long have you had your dog(s) on Power? I found for mine, there was just too much filler in it and it went right through him. I've had him on a Canadian version of Innova Evo called Orijen (42/16) for the past 4 months or so. It works well, really well actually, except it opened his coat up a bit.
I'm switching now to a new feed called Nutri Source Super Performance...
http://www.nutrisourcedogfood.com/vi...?id=13&catid=9
The numbers (32/21) and ingredients look real good. We'll see how he does on it. Plus they have a maintenance feed that I'll put my dog on once the season is over. There seem to be a lot of good feeds on the market. The trick is to find the one that gives you what you want. Hopefully this will be it.
Cheers,