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Originally Posted by mileydog  I disagree that Eukenuba is a low quality dog food. Probably not the highest quality with respect to protein levels but overall not a bad food. For the food snobs out there, yes there are higher quality foods out there including grain free, holistic etc..but overall don't worry about the brand of food.
We did free feed our little one for the first 6 months. They usually just pick and run. It's hard to overfeed them when they are young but once they are about 1 year old, we only fed them 2 times a day. Once in the morning and once for dinner. Enjoy your new baby. |
You're right..it is one star above alpo...so it's not the lowest...and most definately not the highest quality food. (it's a mid-range dog food) I do apologize to all the Eukenuba users..I didn't mean to call it "low-quality" I meant to say it's lower quality. But in truth when I said that I thought it was a 2 star food...It is 3 stars. SO it's not as low as I originally thought.
I personally don't feed anything lower than 4 stars....and if that makes me a 'snob' so be it. My yorkies nutrition is way more important than people's opinions.
And you absolutely should worry about the BRAND of food you feed your baby...it's like feeding it spam instead of steak...nutrition absolutely makes a difference in the overall health of your yorkie!!
You should just educate yourself on nutrition in dog foods...then you can make a good choice regarding what you feed. Here's a link that will help:
Dog Food Ratings by Brand