Hi, I have a 5 month old dal pup and I've been trying to find a food she likes and is good for her. She has had Eukanuba and Iams in the past but she didn't really want to eat them like she would keep begging for food until I guess she got to hungry and decided to eat it. I heard Ol'Roy is really good for them but they don't make puppy food or at least I couldn't find any. So any suggestions?|||Ol'Roy is one of the lowest quality dog foods on the market. Do not. I repeat DO NOT feed your dog this brand. You might as well feed it dirt and dog **** and toxic waste.
Orijen, Blue Buffalo, Halo, Wellness. These are high quality brands. Anything you can find in a supermarket are not high quality, but there are some that are certainly worse than others and Ol'Roy is definitely one of those that you should never buy.
And do NOT put garlic in your dogs food. It is considered toxic to dogs in high quantities so I would steer on the safe side and give him NONE.|||I've taken care of many puppies and fed them all Iams if the dog doesn't enjoy the food I've heard you can put some crushed garlic in the food or heat it in a pan (dry food can be heated too) it'll bring out the aroma and will attact your pet. Hope this helps !|||Orijen - high meat content (80%), no grains, high in protein.
Ol'Roy, Eukanuba and Iams are poor quality foods.
%26amp; don't put garlic in your dogs food! It won't attract her! My Shih Tzu were picky until they were put on Orijen - it has a strong meat smell.|||Purina puppy chow is good food for pups to start eating it strenghtens there bones and teeth that's wat I fed my dal and he liked it but as they get older then do tend to get picky|||I always recommend raw diet....please don't get freaked out!!
Just google it and see if you have little extra time!!
for dry dog food, Pinnacle..|||dog food ??
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