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rsfbecky Asked:

Looking for a good dog food.

Ever hear of Haven dry dog food?

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Kibbutz Answered:

Is this the one? http://www.pethaven.com/WebPage11.htm

Posted 3 years ago

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Jaycrutch Answered:

No, I have never heard of Haven dry dog food. We feed our dog, a Labrador Retriever, Purina Dog Chow dry dog food as we did his mother. Good dog food and inexpensive.

Posted 3 years ago

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Dove Chocolatier Answered:

I personally Like Blue Buffalo ,It is a Natural,No Hormones,no corn,no soy.no wheat, see about it at there web site.

http://www.bluebuff.com/

Posted 3 years ago

Its The Sweet Life

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Sarah Answered:

A good brand of dog food is from the Gentle Giants Rescue. http://gentlegiantsrescue.com/

Posted 3 years ago

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Cheryl Answered:

I've cared for several breeds in the past, and I LOVE Royal Canin. It comes in formulas that are breed, age, or activity specific. I have a Yorkie male that was always thin looking. All the vets said he's just meant to be skinny, that's his metabolism. I couldn't stand feeling his ribs. He ate well and tested healthy. I TRIED EVERYTHING! I got Royal Canin Yorkie flavor, and now he's PERFECT, ABSOLUTELY perfect in weight, and has a very pretty coat and bright eyes. I LOVE this dog food. Also, my female was always on the chubby side...She is now just a teeny bit heavy, if at all, more like solid, I would say. They BOTH look great now. Available ONLY at vets, pet stores or online, and it is pricey, but I think it's worth it.