Simply Natural (Dry)
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whiskers
Boxer Insane
Is it new? I've never heard of it before and had to do quite a bit of Googling to get it to come up!
Doesn't look bad. It's pretty low in protein for a grain-free food, but some people like that... if it's an expensive food though, I think there are better GF options out there. I don't really like chicken diets either but that's just because of my dog
It's one that I wouldn't feel bad feeding if my dog liked it and did well on it!
Doesn't look bad. It's pretty low in protein for a grain-free food, but some people like that... if it's an expensive food though, I think there are better GF options out there. I don't really like chicken diets either but that's just because of my dog
It's one that I wouldn't feel bad feeding if my dog liked it and did well on it!
BxrMommieNAZ
Boxer Insane
I agree with the above on it looks like an okay food, but if it's more expensive or over $40 per bag, then there are better ones on the market. But if it's less than $40 for a large bag and your pup(s) do okay on it then ingredient wise it doesn't look bad.
I too had a tough time finding it though on Google.
Good luck!
I too had a tough time finding it though on Google.
Good luck!
BxrMommieNAZ
Boxer Insane
No, it's a different food that the brand name is Simply Natural.
Foods under $40 will depend on your area, but Taste of the Wild, Nature's Domain (sold at Costco), Blue Buffalo, Earthborn these are all under $40 per bag in my area. Keep in mind too, you'd feed less of a higher quality food than the Iams food so you'd save money even if it were $40-$50 per bag. I feed Earthborn and one bag lasts me 3 weeks feeding two dogs one at 67 pounds and one around 72 pounds, both extremely active.
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