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Originally Posted by Britster  I was gonna say, yikes, this scares me but you make a very valid point! The fact that it's a bigger company definitely equals more complaints. I don't ever read any about Go! or Now! but it's not sold at that many places. I believe there's quite a few of consumer complaints on Orijen, too, but I still think it's a fantastic food.
I just contacted NB about their grain-free varieties and their customer service was amazing. They e-mailed me back within 3 hours. I'm curious to try it out in our rotation and see how it goes. I'll be mixing it with canned food. It'd be nice to have a food that's available really close to me (like 5 mins from my house) rather than going 25 mins into the traffic congestion near our mall for Go! and Orijen! If it goes well, and he likes it and seems to do well on it, maybe I'll do a NB and Go! rotation. He stopped liking Acana unfortunately, lol. But we haven't tried the new flavor yet. |
I have seen a lot of comments on the Internet where a person declares a food tainted because their dog vomited right after eating it. Those kind of claims are irresponsible. There are many reasons a dog will vomit, so unless the food bag is tested, and investigation done, no one should blame the manufacturer.
Max ate Natural Balance Ultra for his first year. The company claims to have superior testing standards than many dog food manufacturers. Info can be found on their website and I believe it is printed on their products.
I'll be interested to hear what you and Jackson think of their grain free line. I'm surprised Jackson lost interest in Acana.