My dogs eat Iams with the black and white collie on the front. However, when I got my German Shepherd, they were feeding him a dog food called "Kinetics." It's made for bigger, athletic breed dogs. My dogs also seem to like that too, but I can only buy it on Chewy.com so it's easier for me to do Iams. Those would be my suggestions. My dogs do NOT do well with change of food brands, and those 2 seem to be the gentlest on their bellies.
My two inside dogs are on Hill’s prescription food. Before that the oldest one was on different versions of Purina I could get; since the coronavirus it was hard finding the same type all of the time. For our outside dogs, we use an Atwood’s brand (can’t remember the exact type). It had better protein, etc. than some of the “brand” names does
My friend feeds her big outside dogs Gentle Giants.
We fed our dog with Beneful for years and couldn't get it until recently. In between we gave him Iams. He likes the Beneful much better. He's not a pure breed - just a mutt from the pound. But he does have a bit of a sensitive tummy and those two brands are the ones he does the best on.
Mine like Lamb and Rice by Diamond Naturals. The kibble is small enough for my little dogs. Once or twice a month I make them a big pot of chicken and rice with green beans, carrots, butternut squash or sweet potatoes. And of course, I bake all their treats......and a few of them will still eat a turd if left unattended. Hence the upset tummies I've had for the past two weeks.
Patti wrote: ↑Mon Jan 11, 2021 11:20 pm
Thanks for all the info, ladies! I wanted something healthier for my older dog...I had just continued to fee him what the previous owners did.