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Originally Posted by Wylie's Mom  Mainly - the proteins are fish, chicken, and chickpeas / peas. There are a LOT of fruits in it - which is odd to me.
It also has digestive enzymes and a few strains of probiotics BUT my question for their staff would be "how are you ensuring those items even survive, living in a bag of kibble, so that they reach the dog's small intestine still being potent?"
It's a nice fish/chicken food, but not sure you'll see any benefit whatsoever of the additives that you're paying a premium for  ! |
Here's the link to the page and ingredients for that particular food:
https://www.holisticselect.com/dog/g...d-puppy-health
The guaranteed analysis of probiotics and enzymes is supposed to be for the food as fed, so they probably add them in a coating after the cooking process. It also meets AAFCO feeding guidelines for nutrients. If I have time, I'll check them out in greater detail to see their reputation and whether they have a nutritionist on staff.
Edit: This is a premium brand from Wellness, and is manufactured in their Mishawaka, Indiana plant. Yes, they do have veterinary nutritionists on staff, great quality control, and I have nothing but good things to say about them.