[Lovetodream88]

Originally Posted by Mike_and_Me

What do you mean by "it's not just grain free"? Kibble high in peas, lentils, chickpeas and potatoes are mostly grain free. Those ingredients are used as grain substitute.

Anyway, the food we give has none of those ingredients. And seeing the OPs concern about grain free I thought it was appropriate to give our example, because when I was looking for fish based, non grain free, high in moisture, not too high in protein and fat kible made with quality protein source, there is not much to choose from and Wild Coast fits them all. I read the official findings you referred to last year and saw Acana on the list but I made sure to read it in detail.

It’s not just grain free foods using those ingredients. I know that due to experience. I must have checked out almost a million foods when I had to switch my dogs food. Can I ask which food of Acana you are feeding. Just curious because all the ones I looked at have those ingredients. I didn’t see wild coast if that was the one your feeding. I just personally for other reasons also don’t trust that brand. What bothers me with all of those brands on the list is why not pull all those foods? Sadly most food companies are all about money.