TimberWolf Organics Wild & Natural Canid Formula Dog Food
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The ingredients are good but some people on here have had indigestion problems with their products. If you do switch to this, make sure you make the change gradually. By the way, it seems kind of overpriced.
Innova EVO:
13.2lb bag -- $21.99
$1.67/lb
Kcal/Kg -- 4243
Timberwolf Organics:
16.5lb bag -- $32.99
$2.00/lb
Kcal/kg -- 3,980
You won't need to feed as much of the EVO because of the higher nutrient density, meaning that in addition to the lower price you will save even more money.
http://www.petfooddirect.com/store/...age=&mscssid=FMGGU2SMHKJF9KDD1RGKPABDFL67BWW7
Innova EVO:
13.2lb bag -- $21.99
$1.67/lb
Kcal/Kg -- 4243
Timberwolf Organics:
16.5lb bag -- $32.99
$2.00/lb
Kcal/kg -- 3,980
You won't need to feed as much of the EVO because of the higher nutrient density, meaning that in addition to the lower price you will save even more money.
http://www.petfooddirect.com/store/...age=&mscssid=FMGGU2SMHKJF9KDD1RGKPABDFL67BWW7
I know others will disagree with me, but I don't feel like it's all that great and wouldn't feed it.
The ingredients are good, but the customer service is horrible. I have heard of products not shipping for one or two weeks, mislabeled products, staples in the food, etc. and just feel like I can get more for my money if I take my business to another company. I like a company who will get back to me within a few days (not weeks), and then answer straightforward. jmo
The ingredients are good, but the customer service is horrible. I have heard of products not shipping for one or two weeks, mislabeled products, staples in the food, etc. and just feel like I can get more for my money if I take my business to another company. I like a company who will get back to me within a few days (not weeks), and then answer straightforward. jmo
I've been feeding Una TWO exclusively since we brought him home 7 months ago, but just recently switched to EVO. I only switched to EVO because a local kennel that I really like carries it, and I always prefer to keep my money in the "local economy". I always got my orders quickly and without problems. Una's coat has always been in primo condition, and he's very healthy. I have noticed that he's not pooping as much, and his stool is a little smaller. 3 times a day, compared to 4 and sometimes 5 on TWO. I pay 43.99 for 28 lb bags and TWO ran 50-65 per 33 lb bag.
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Wow! Good point. I didn't even take that into account. I just looked at the brand of the food without even looking at the age/breed of dog!
You should definitely feed something with lower protein to start. Have you thought about feeding Canidae?
http://www.petfooddirect.com/store/...=299&mscssid=FMGGU2SMHKJF9KDD1RGKPABDFL67BWW7
You should definitely feed something with lower protein to start. Have you thought about feeding Canidae?
http://www.petfooddirect.com/store/...=299&mscssid=FMGGU2SMHKJF9KDD1RGKPABDFL67BWW7
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I can understand about calcium (In the formula the OP mentioned, it has 1.4% calcium), but why would you be concerned about the high protein?
Ok, so from what I'm getting I don't want too much cacium or too much protein, correct? Due to the fact that I don't want her growing too fast because this will messup her joints?
At this point she seems to be a bit behind in her growth, she is 10 weeks and 17.5 lbs as of her last VET visit two days ago. So will not getting enuff protein stunt her growth?
Lastly so at this point it is looking like Canidae is my best choice? Is the differacne between that and the Sensible Choice worth switching her over?
once again thank you all very much for your help.
At this point she seems to be a bit behind in her growth, she is 10 weeks and 17.5 lbs as of her last VET visit two days ago. So will not getting enuff protein stunt her growth?
Lastly so at this point it is looking like Canidae is my best choice? Is the differacne between that and the Sensible Choice worth switching her over?
once again thank you all very much for your help.
Protein isn't the issue, overfeeding is. Almost all foods high in protein are also high in fat, which supplies 2 1/4 times the amount of calories per weight unit of protein and carbs. Feeding too many calories (e.g. in a nutritionally dense food) leads to the dog growing at its maximum potential, which results in orthopedic problems.