Timberwolf organics

[deeppowder]

Hey all,
my pup digestive system is not liking innova puppy. My local pet store suggested timberwolf organic ocean blue. Is this food going to be toohard on her stomach too? I was thinking canidia but Ill have to drive 90 minutes to get it
Thanks for any info
Deeppowder

 

[showpug]

Timberwolf Organics is a very good food. A lot of people have had a lot of sucess with it. There is no way to know how it will work with your dog until you try it, but I can tell you when I fed it, my dogs never had any digestive upset.

 

[papillon806]

I wouldn't use a fish-based food on a dog that has no allergies. I would go for something like the Timberwolf Lamb and Apples, Wild and Natural or Southwest Chicken....or a different brand. Maybe Canidae? It's really similar to Innova but more people complain about diarrhea with Innova than Canidae.

 

[deeppowder]

Two

Whats wrong with fish based ingrediants for dogs with no allergies?
Just wondering
Thanks
Deeppowder

 

[showpug]

Whats wrong with fish based ingrediants for dogs with no allergies?
Just wondering
Thanks
Deeppowder

I think the concern is, is if your dog develops food allergies later in life, you wont have a "novel" protein to fall back on. Fish diets can be very healthy for dogs though and there are other "novel" protein foods out there like Venison and Duck etc.

 

[papillon806]

I think the concern is, is if your dog develops food allergies later in life, you wont have a "novel" protein to fall back on. Fish diets can be very healthy for dogs though and there are other "novel" protein foods out there like Venison and Duck etc.[/QUOTED]

ditto

 

[Mordy]

This only holds true if the other diets a dog is exposed to don't contain fish either though - so since many popular brands already include fish ingredients of some sort (e.g. herring in Innova and Canidae, salmon in others etc.) it's a moot point.

 

[~Jessie~]

I feed my dogs Timberwolf Organics and they are doing great on it It is a really good food!