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Originally Posted by Ladymom  If you switch to Acana, make sure you get bloodwork done about six months later. We have had several Maltese on another forum I belong to have elevated kidney values with Acana.
Not saying it's a bad food, it just may not be appropriate for all dogs. |
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Originally Posted by Maximo Is it only Acana or other high-protein, grain free kibbles? I'm curious what would make Acana different. |
It was specifically Acana, both Pacifica and Grasslands, that the Maltese were eating when they developed elevated kidney values. One of them happened to be owned by a vet tech, too. Every one had normal bloodwork after their food was switched.
Just a heads up to make sure you get bloodwork done just in case your dog happens to be one of the ones who can't eat it.