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Originally Posted by QuickSilver  He does tend to eat it as a last resort - when he gets hungry, he starts doing tricks to see if he can get any treats, and if he doesn't get any, he stoops to eating kibble. |
That's just got to be cute and hilarious to witness! I wish my girl would do that. She just stares then paws at me and wags her tail expecting to get something different than her usual kibbles. Oh, but now she's taken a liking to eating her meals out of the treat ball I just picked up recently and been alternating the contents between her regular kibbles and her "fake treat" kibbles of a different flavour. She gobbles them right up!
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Originally Posted by QuickSilver I didn't know about the lower meat quality, but I feed him mostly meat-based snacks, so that works for me. He has good poops. Once per day, not too hard, not too soft. |
On the dog food analysis site, not sure who the reviewer was, but I was just looking at a certain brand with a new formula, and the reviewer did comment on the lower meat quantity in the ingredients, however, s/he also shared your response in that supplementing with real meat protein sources will help to balance that out.