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JAG1999 · 08-31-2005, 04:31 PM

I know there is considerable discussion as to the 'best' food; I have read most of them. I am looking for a simple, quick suggestion as to the very best adult food, period. Price is not an issue.

Dutch is ready to start switching over. I have had him on Eukaneuba but am prepared to move to something more high-end. Is there some consensus around best of the best? What are the candidates, and why?

Also, guys and gals, as a native of New Orleans (now living in San Francisco, family safe and somehow the family home was spared, thankfully), I want to publicly encourage everyone to give whatever you can to the disaster recovery effort. I know it's cliche at this point, but I have toured the area overhead and can tell you that the level of destruction and, sadly, anarchy is beyond comprehension. There is simply no way to rationalize or even begin to wrap your head around the enormity of the disaster or the daunting nature of the task ahead of us. Those generous heroes who are on the ground trying to help have to compete with militant gangs of now homeless, uninsured thugs armed to the teeth. It is a very, very dire situation, and as trite as it sounds, every penny is important.

08-31-2005, 04:31 PM	#1
JAG1999 Yorkie Talker Join Date: Feb 2005 Posts: 24	best adult food I know there is considerable discussion as to the 'best' food; I have read most of them. I am looking for a simple, quick suggestion as to the very best adult food, period. Price is not an issue. Dutch is ready to start switching over. I have had him on Eukaneuba but am prepared to move to something more high-end. Is there some consensus around best of the best? What are the candidates, and why? Also, guys and gals, as a native of New Orleans (now living in San Francisco, family safe and somehow the family home was spared, thankfully), I want to publicly encourage everyone to give whatever you can to the disaster recovery effort. I know it's cliche at this point, but I have toured the area overhead and can tell you that the level of destruction and, sadly, anarchy is beyond comprehension. There is simply no way to rationalize or even begin to wrap your head around the enormity of the disaster or the daunting nature of the task ahead of us. Those generous heroes who are on the ground trying to help have to compete with militant gangs of now homeless, uninsured thugs armed to the teeth. It is a very, very dire situation, and as trite as it sounds, every penny is important.