Switching from low quality food to a premium quality food takes their digestive system some getting used to. Please switch gradually in 7-10 days, sometimes even longer 10-14 days. She's going to have upset stomach & that will cause more stress on top of coccidia. A bag of food wasted is better than your furbaby getting sicker.

I reread your post. Since she was on canned bc she wasn't eating the Eukanuba, try mixing a little Canidae w/boiled white rice & plain chicken. That way, you're weaning her off the canned & introducing her to the Canidae. Start off w/very small portions mix in some canned if you still have it. The white rice & chicken will also bind things up if she was having diarrhea from coccidia.

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Thank You! I froze a bunch of small packets of organic chicken that I boiled with organic Balsamic white rice (which she also would not eat) but I think I will try and blend it all together in my chopper and add some Newman's canned and pray that she will eat that! :cool:

AWESOME!!! Thanks so much!!!!:thumbup::animal36:animal-pa:p

I shuffled the OP list in numerical order here, but do I need a new vet? He said Iams and Purina puppy chow were good foods, and he said it almost sincerely?

127 A+ Merrick Wilderness Blend
122 A+ Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance Ultra Premium
122 A+ Innova Large Breed Puppy
122 A+ Nature's Variety Raw Instinct
120 A+ Timberwolf Organics Wild & Natural Dry
116 A+ Authority Harvest Baked
116 A+ Nature's Recipe Healthy Skin Venison and Rice
115 A+ Chicken Soup Senior
114 A+ Artemis Large/Medium Breed Puppy
114 A+ Innova Dog
114 A+ Innova Evo
112 A+ Canidae
110 A+ Kirkland Signature Chicken, Rice, and Vegetables
110 A+ Wellness Super5 Mix Chicken
109 A+ Premium Edge Chicken, Rice and Vegetables Adult Dry
107 A+ Burns Chicken and Brown Rice
106 A+ Blue Buffalo Chicken and Rice
106 A+ Dick Van Patten's Natural Balance Venison and Brown Rice
106 A+ Dick Van Patten's Duck and Potato
106 A+ Foundations
106 A+ Royal Canin Natural Blend Adult
104 A+ Nutro Ultra Adult
103 A+ Pro Plan Natural Turkey & Barley
103 A+ Royal Canin Boxer
102 A+ EaglePack Holistic
101 A+ Beowulf Back to Basics
101 A+ Flint River Senior
101 A+ Nutrience Junior Medium Breed Puppy
101 A+ Nutro Natural Choice Oatmeal
100 A+ Royal Canin Bulldog
100 A Nature's Recipe
99 A Diamond Large Breed 60+ Formula
99 A Solid Gold
99 A Summit
98 A Nutro Natural Choice Lamb and Rice
97 A Sensible Choice Chicken and Rice
97 A Wolfking Adult Dog (bison) by Solid Gold
95 A Nutro Natural Choice Senior
94 A Pro Plan Sensitive Stomach
93 B Authority Harvest Baked Less Active
93 B Hund-n-Flocken Adult Dog (lamb) by Solid Gold
93 B Nutro Max Adult
92 B Diamond Lamb Meal & Rice
87 B Nutrisource Lamb and Rice
87 B Nutro Natural Choice Large Breed Puppy
86 B Nutro Natural Choice Puppy Wheat Free
85 C Diamond Performance
84 C Member's Mark Chicken and Rice
83 C Blackwood 3000 Lamb and Rice
81 C Alpo Prime Cuts
81 C Eukanuba Adult
81 C Nutra Nuggets Super Premium Lamb Meal and Rice
80 C Pro Nature Puppy
79 C Eukanuba Puppy
73 D Iams Lamb Meal & Rice Formula Premium
69 F Science Diet for Large Breed Puppies
68 F Bil-Jac Select
64 F Diamond Maintenance
63 F Science Diet Advanced Protein Senior 7+
62 F Purina Dog
62 F Purina One Large Breed Puppy
23 F Pet Gold Adult with Lamb & Rice
17 F Purina Beneful
16 F Purina Come-n-Get It

Well I saw on another website that Ol Roy totalled 9 points, go figure, and I went to Tractor Supply to get something from near the top of this list, and they didn't have many matches, and they didn't have so I came home with Nutromax puppy in a light brown bag with purple. Frankly, my mouth started watering over the packaging for the Wild 'Pacific Smoked Salmon' and Bison type stuff, till I gave my head a shake and remembered I wasn't trying to feed wolves. Hoping Nutro is a step up from Iams, but haven't done the math.

I also found on pets.families.com this '06 post apparently from the woman who devised the grading method behind those numbers, and will copy it here for convenience' sake, from Grade Your Dog Food - Pets - Families.com :

Thanks for posting this. The main thing poeple should do when choosing a food is look at the ingredients. The 1st 5 ingredients are what makes the bulk of the food. If it contains too much fillers such as corn, soy, wheat, (in any form, be it gluten or meal) bypass it. Also bypass foods that contain animal by-products, as those are parts that's unfit for human consumption.

Well I've run the math on NutroMax puppy and it came out a C grade down around 87 or 83. Tractor Supply took it back and I was going to swap it for a pretty new brand they have called 4health which is lamb based and scores pretty high, but wound up getting some Taste of the Wild to try. Frisco LOVES the fowl, but isn't big on the salmon. Taste of the Wild says 'for all ages' including puppy. Can that be true?

Good choice, Taste of the Wild is an excellent food. About your question concerning all life stages, from puppies to adults, here's what I found in the Natural Balance site: In Nature, your pets would not have the choice of puppy or kitten formulas; they would simply live on a diet of mostly meat and and some grain. In a natural free environment, animals instinctively eat more or less, depending on their age and activity level. Puppies will require a higher caloric intake as an adult, therefore we suggest feeding puppies, up to 6 months of age, two or three times a day. Natural Balance Products are scientifically formulated to provide all-natural, complete, and balanced nutrition for all stages of your pet's life. We recommend that you do not add vitamins, minerals or any other supplements, except upon the advice of a veterinarian.

For puppies, you would feed more than you would for adults. Hope that answers your question.

Put the list in my iphone to carry with me always:)
 

This list is great I like to mix my foods for the babies they just get soooo bored eating the same thing everyday.... I know when to add when they just barely touch their food.

Right now the babies are on NB venison and sweet potato, EVO red meat, and Canidae... they all seem to love it even my pickiest of eaters is going back every couple of hours to get another little bite:)

Well, I've been reading up, it sure would be a great food if it weren't for the caution relating to Ethoxyquin used to preserve supplier fish meal. Same with the 4health lamb - it also has fish meal and is manufactured by Diamond as well, but would otherwise probably be a decent food. I'm perplexed; Frisco likes that wetland fowl so much he tries to drag it off to his den if he can reach it. Anyway adios Nutro Iams and Purina, we won't be back!

This makes total sense to me, thanks.

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Thank you for posting this -- just sent in for mine!

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I sent the grading report to the company that does the Rachael Ray Nutrish dry dog food, and asked them to do it, and send the results back to me.
They did it, and replied that according to this grading it was a 90. So, that is pretty good! I had rated it higher then that when I tried to figure it out -- so I was glad I sent it to them.

www.dogfoodanalysis.com
seems to be a pretty good site also. Mine rates at 5 stars out of 6!