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Old 10-14-2015, 11:09 PM   #6
buddybear
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Budget friendly is a two edge sword. Imho, you spend the money upfront on quality food or later in vet bills.
The better food doesn't have "fillers" and is more satisfying which you generally have to feed less. Their nutrition is better and that will show up in their coat and health. The most expensive is not always the best.
Research and more research is the answer.
Buy the best quality you can afford.
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