What do you feed your dog?

First Warrior

We have only one dog at this time. Maybe more in the future as we have had up to four in the past. Our dog eats pretty good. Lady gets breakfast after a walk in the woods and supper after another walk. She gets one cup of Paul Newman's fancy dry food with a small amount ground turkey, some green beans (green beans are good for dogs and our garden produced a bumber crop) with a little olive oil. Two times a day. I just finished cooing up two packages for ground turkey for this week. Lady has put on about 10 pounds but she was really thin when we got her at our shelter. So, what do you all feed your dogs? Sometimes they eat better than us.

wahooschock

Taste of the wild for my dags. They love it and it keeps their skin clear.

james40

I feed her Kirkland (costco) mature dog food. Any deviation causes stomach issues and hair loss. It took us a few months to work it out. She was a rescue so we keep her to a strict diet.

christian1971

Taste of the wild. I do stay away from the salmom version. Causes gas. Check out wag.com It has superb reviews. Try not to go too high on protein such as orijen. Taste of the wild prarie is womderful and nothing negative to say.

Bigshizza

Blue Buffalo for large breed pups

webmost

She's a bread lover. Any kinda pizza crust, toast, or what not. Bearswatter's always scolding me for pitching her bits of food under the table. That's what friends are for.

YankeeMan

Blue Buffalo, wet and dry.

slamb@cigar.com

Wellness Core for Large Breeds

dr_frankenstein56

avengethis

jd50ae

As far as store bought and with so many to feed we get what we can afford but we avoid anything made in China. Treats are as natural as we can find, and when Sam's has the real fruit and veggie stuff we stock up, again avoiding anything from China. They get lots of table scraps including all the soft cartilage from chicken. No bones but lots of nuts and especially pistachios. There is a persimmon tree or two on the property that when the fruit drops they get everyone. We hide rice, green beans and carrots in chicken broth and pour it over the dry food. And I don't dare eat fried eggs and sausage or scrapple with out sharing.

jgibv

jd50ae

And jgibv reminded me that they love butternut squash, pumpkin and watermelon of which there is always an abundance.

0patience

Venison, elk and any dog food without corn. He's allergic to it.

WaltBasil

jlmarta

One of my brothers and his wife raise miniature schnauzers. The vast majority of what he feeds them is raw chicken necks. They also get some veggies. He buys a few hundred lbs of necks at a time.

jd50ae

johncieera

I usually go with the dog food and I follow these amazing tips given to me though http://www.elucidgent.com/