The reason we quit using dog and cat food with corn is because I noticed the Purina we were feeding the cat was coming out the other end in quantity and pretty much not digested. I am sure that cooked yellow corn is not a bad as just plain yellow corn, but not for my pets.
I can't remember the brand but it was in a bright orange bag. My beagle corgi mix would bite at her paws till they were raw. My vet suggested that she could have a grain allergy (I always thought dogs shouldn't have allergies as they're dogs). Whatever I got I stuck with in the orange bag as she stopped biting her paws fairly quickly. Chicken was the first ingredient no corn or soy. Only once was my local store out so I got the Safeway version, and like swapping a kids frosted flakes for generic oh boy she knew instantly. She lived to be 17.
Our corgi is allergic to chicken. Within a couple of days, her belly will break out and sometimes she'll start paw chewing. It took us years to figure it out as we thought it was fleas or grains but could never determine the problem. We tried eliminating chicken based on a random comment by a tech at the vet and sure enough that was it.
How wild. A dog allergic to chicken.
Great example of what you just posted and here is why.
Not bad but not close to the photo on the bag. Wish it didnt rely so much on pea protein and potatoes. Other stuff looks nice.
Im actually surprised to see a relatively solid food from Nutro. I never imagined. I guess the key here is the "Ultra" line
Doggie totally looks like my cousins' childhood dog named Princess.
I fed Open Farms large breed puppy food until my mutt turned a year old.
what a cutie!
