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Chicken soup is 28% protein in the puppy formula, which is not too high and definitely not as high as Orijen which is 40%, like the previous poster mentioned.

Chicken Soup for the dog lover's soul has a puppy formula that is holistic and natural and does not have corn, I would recommend it. they have wet and dry formulas too.

Do any of you microchip your dog?? I didn't think it was a very common practice -- but this article says that 3,567,715 pets have been chipped! I had no idea it was that common. What do you guys think?

yeah they're pretty affordable compared to other store brands . the wet formulas are here: Chicken Soup for the Pet Lover's Soul : Products : Dogs : Canned Food

love the colors of the plant in the last picture- gorgeous!

ha that is a little freaky...

2nd picture from the top, where he's looking up at you is adorable!

how about Chicken soup for the dog lover's soul? It's all natural and made with fresh ingredients. And they have dry and wet formulas. anyone tried it out?

never heard of it, but thanks for the info. I've been feeding Taste of the Wild and haven't had any problems, so I don't see a change coming soon. But good to know.

the theory behind dry food and dental health is that the crunchy and hard texture of kibbles can help to scrape some plaque off of teeth, where with wet food you don't get this benefit. I've fed wet foods to my dog and it's difficult to go back to kibble because they get picky.

does your dog vomit ever? Some options you could try to see if it's a problem with dry foods, or just certain foods is to buy another dry food kibble and feed it, then feed raw and see if that causes a problem as well. For dry food I would suggest Taste of the Wild, since my dog has never had...

there are a lot of pet owners who rotate their foods without problems...other than the occasional runny poo. I don't see why there would be a problem with switching foods. Generally where dogs run into problems is with allergies, but if you stick with a good grain-free food there shouldn't be...

I'm also on TOTW. It's been working well for my dog. Their protein levels vary for each formula. Pacific Stream has the lower protein level at 25%, but the other two formulas are about 32% which is a little higher than most foods I've seen.

Like the earlier poster said...Diamond recall was a long time ago. I'm also feeding Taste of the Wild and my dog hasn't done better.

The Diamond recall was for one specific food, and it was a long time ago. I've been feeding Taste of the Wild for months now with no problems. I would recommend sticking with grain-free foods..and foods that have meat as the top 5 ingredient. Taste of the Wild fits the bill, so I feed...