Quote:
Originally Posted by BamaFan121s  Yes, Eukanuba is part of the regular diet for mine and I am very pleased with the results. I know several people who feed the YT blend and rave about it. As far as the by-products and fillers...most dog foods DO have those. (I won't get into the 'animal cruelty' claims compliements of PETA as that can be a hot topic and not everyone has the same view on that.  ) Like many others, Royal Canin really did a number on the tummies in this house. 
If you are wanting it for improving the coat, you may want to consider some supplements as well...Flax Oil, Glucosamine are great and have other healthy benefits too. I know that lots use Missing Link and are satisfied with the results.
You really just have to experiement and find what is best for your dog. When you have found the right product, the results will be clear and you will know you've found a winner. |
I tried EVERY super premium dog food under the sun: canidae, merricks, diamond, innova, wellness, and nature's variety raw, plus several others I can't remember as well as homecooking. Chloe did NOT do well on any of them. In fact, she would not eat, and lost lots of weight.
Eukanuba was one of those that never even occurred to me to try. Until I babysat a fellow YT member's yorkie who was fed Eukanuba. Chloe ate hers and so I ran out and bought a bag. Ever since, she has put on just the right amout of weight. She looks great, and she is doing very well.
Some foods can be the greatest in the world, and if your dog won't eat it, then it does no good.
I tend to disbelieve many of the scare tactics put out by lots of websites that claim to tell the "truth" about many dogfoods.
I've also seen a lot of people get into really heated debates over what they feed their dogs. I stay away from those.
I just wanted to add that I, too, feed Eukanuba (yorkie variety) and Chloe is doing beautifully.