Your Favorite Food?
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I would love to try Orijen too, but just can't get it here. The only place I have found that will ship it is in Florida and the cost is well...:yikes:
I think my favorite food to feed is Timberwolf Organics. I feed the grain free formula Wild & Natural and it's smells wonderful, my dogs go bonkers for it and it is giving me the coat results I have been after for a long, long time. I don't think I will ever change.
Lizmo, I used to feed EVO to 4 different dogs and they loved it and I had great results. Some people have had trouble with loose stool when they feed it, but my dogs had better than perfect poop on it. The key is to no over-feed!
I think my favorite food to feed is Timberwolf Organics. I feed the grain free formula Wild & Natural and it's smells wonderful, my dogs go bonkers for it and it is giving me the coat results I have been after for a long, long time. I don't think I will ever change.
Lizmo, I used to feed EVO to 4 different dogs and they loved it and I had great results. Some people have had trouble with loose stool when they feed it, but my dogs had better than perfect poop on it. The key is to no over-feed!
My favorites are Eagle Pack Holistic and Timberwolf Organics. I've tried A LOT of different foods and had the best results with those. 
I would also love to try Orijen! Right now it's only available in something like 2 states in the U.S. and when I checked into prices to have it shipped.... yeah not happening in this lifetime.
I would also love to try Orijen! Right now it's only available in something like 2 states in the U.S. and when I checked into prices to have it shipped.... yeah not happening in this lifetime.
Why, Herschel?
I have never heard of Orijen....I am going to look at that.
ETA, If I am looking right, it has 70% Protein!! How Much does it usually cost?
I have never heard of Orijen....I am going to look at that.
ETA, If I am looking right, it has 70% Protein!! How Much does it usually cost?
Fat 16.0% (max.)
Carbohydrate 16.0% (min.)
Moisture 10.0% (max.)
Fiber 3.0% (max.)
Calcium 1.6% (min.)
Phosphorus 1.4% (min.)
Omega-6 2.0% (min.)
Omega-3 0.7% (min.)
Glucosamine 500 mg/kg (min.)
Chondroitin 150 mg/kg (min.)
Microorganisms 40M cfu/kg
Not 70% protein--70% animal tissue.
Orijen is gradually making it further into the USA. It's fairly new so the company is still finding distributors (?sp) . If you want to try it or see if your store wants to be a distributor I think you can contact the company championpetfoods and have them make an inquiry.
For me Orijen is prices slightly lower than Evo but same ball park. I have one dog who does fine on Evo and one who gets the loosey poos if I feed him enough to keep his weight up- he's sensitive and generally a pain in the butt to feed I think Evo is a great food- my suspicion is that Sammy doesn't do well on the potatoe in it.
For me Orijen is prices slightly lower than Evo but same ball park. I have one dog who does fine on Evo and one who gets the loosey poos if I feed him enough to keep his weight up- he's sensitive and generally a pain in the butt to feed
I think Evo is a great food- my suspicion is that Sammy doesn't do well on the potatoe in it.
Orijen is gradually making it further into the USA. It's fairly new so the company is still finding distributors (?sp) . If you want to try it or see if your store wants to be a distributor I think you can contact the company championpetfoods and have them make an inquiry.
For me Orijen is prices slightly lower than Evo but same ball park. I have one dog who does fine on Evo and one who gets the loosey poos if I feed him enough to keep his weight up- he's sensitive and generally a pain in the butt to feed I think Evo is a great food- my suspicion is that Sammy doesn't do well on the potatoe in it.
For me Orijen is prices slightly lower than Evo but same ball park. I have one dog who does fine on Evo and one who gets the loosey poos if I feed him enough to keep his weight up- he's sensitive and generally a pain in the butt to feed
I think Evo is a great food- my suspicion is that Sammy doesn't do well on the potatoe in it.
Might have to try it some time.
Mine is Orijen aswell. Tango hasn't been on it long, but already I've seen some wonderful differences in her (and she was eating a high quality food before too). It's an excellent kibble. For as long as I feed kibble (which probably won't be for much longer), I'll only use Orijen. I absolutely love it, as does Tango (she's normally a very picky eater.).
i really like the ocean blue timberwolf, thats what im feeding now, i've tried the innova puppy and adult, as well at the evo, wich my dog did well on, but i bought a bag of the EVO RM and by the end of the bad my dog was in bad shape, flaky skin and losing alot of hair, thats when i switched to the timberwolf and her coat is amazing and so soft, i would have to say that it's my favorite. i havent tried the orijen on my dog, but my cats eat it and do well.
If I could feed anything to Riley, I would feed him Innova EVO RM. He was on this for a while until I found out how high the calcium was, and I switched him to Timberwolf Organics Wild and Natural, which has a better calcium percentage for a puppy. He is almost 7 months and still growing, but when he is 18 months-2 years, I probably will switch him back to the EVO. He really loved it and did great on it. His skin seems drier on the TWO, but he's only been on it for a few weeks. He eats kibble in the morning and raw in the evening.