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Old 05-19-2009, 08:06 AM   #23
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I've heard the same as well about wet dog food. I'm still not sure which brand to go with, however I've come across this Blue Buffalo dog food which seems to be pretty good! Any opinions on this brand??

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Blue Buffalo is supposed to be pretty good! It's not THE best, but I personally think it would be OK.
Here's the review from DogFoodAnalysis.com

The first ingredient in the food is a named meat product, as is the second. Since the first is chicken inclusive of its water content (about 80%) and once that is removed it is likely that this ingredient would be more accurately placed somewhat further down the ingredient list (ingredients are listed in order of weight). Note that this is an example of the practice of “splitting” (see note on main page), but in this case serves to increase our level of confidence in the amount of meat product in the food. Since this is a food aimed at large breed doga, and the presence of meat *with bone* within the top four ingredients is a factor that decreases the risk of bloat, it would be preferable that the first ingredient were not "deboned" chicken. Nonetheless, this requirement is probably covered by the second ingredient.


The next three ingredients are grains. All are good quality, but the product starts to appear rather grain heavy. Potato is a further carbohydrate source, tomato pomace, however, is primarily filler. Black malted molasses is a source of sugar we prefer not to see in dog food, and is likely to contribute to yeast infections.


We appreciate the use of whole vegetables in the food. There is a good range of probiotics also. Glucosamine and Chondroitin are present, but not in any significant doses.



Jackson was a very picky eater but he LOVED Merrick's Before Grain food and now he gets Wellness Super5Mix chicken flavor as well. I mix the two together. BG is a grain-free food and it's a bit higher in protein than most but I don't think it's TOO high (it's 32%) where the Wellness is only 22%. After reading some things on here about high protein, it kind of freaked me out lol so that's why I started buying Wellness and mixing the two. It makes me feel better that he's getting two good foods, one semi-high in protein while one is normal. He loves them both. They are both 5 stars and we've never had any issues with the foods.
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