All of the Puppies are on "Taste of the Wild Salmon" All Stage - All Natural. I can not find anything better , We will be sending this food with your puppy. IF you can this is the food to feed for puppy and adult. I would if we could find it in bulk, unfortunately we can not. We do like the Kent for the adults and they do good with it even after they have pups they bounce right back with no skin rashes, no diarrhea, a good balanced food, Kent has been making horse feed and all other feeds for 100s of years, they do it well. DO NOT USE THE NATIVE CHICKEN.. again caused lasting diarrhea even in the German Shepherd pet of mine and he never has loose stools. I am starting to wonder if our chicken in America is not getting more and more diseased, FDA is not strict with dogs as they are with dog food.
DO YOUR OWN RESEARCH ABOUT ANY
DOG FOOD BEFORE YOU SWITCH YOUR PETS FOOD. I feel
exactly like this woman pulling out her hair regarding this
dog food business, its expensive and its scary. We try
everything good, we stay away from cheap dog food its
bad for your pet and can cause serious skin and digestive
allergy's. Not all dog food is created equal. A cheaper dog
food is more expensive in the long run after you spend
thousands on unnecessary vet bills. Chicken based foods as
of lately have either caused skin rash or diarrhea
that is beyond normal even in the holistic types of dog
foods such as wellness chicken, suppose to be A great puppy
food, good ingredients, BAD lasting diarrhea even in my
grown dogs.. No thanks.. I do like the wellness Core Salmon
ingredients but can not find it anywhere. I have people who
feed that brand and get great results every time for years
and years on English Bulldogs, just not easily available. We
have had great results from taste of the wild salmon, the
other seem to be rich and give a bit to much loose stools
for me, Salmon has Omega 3 that is very good for a pet.
READ THE LABELS - SOY WHEAT and CORN Is not good for a Bulldog digestive system. They are not cows and humans can hardly digest Corn and dogs have a similar digestive track.