Is Pedigree Good for Puppies???

[spidey]

I'll just point out that I believe that the ingredients in the Pedigree sold in the UK are substantially better than those in the Pedigree sold in North America. This was the case the last time I checked anyway. While I do think it's true TO A POINT that the best food is the one your dog does best on, I think foods like Pedigree (and anything else available in the grocery store for that matter) are well below my minimum standard for nutrition for my dog. Too much grain, too many by-products, in general the ingredients are both low-quality and inappropriate (dogs don't need that much grain and filler by any stretch of the imagination).

[Bucky's Mom]

Originally Posted by gdlckprincess

I didn't know the names of the stores that sold these foods and someone was kind enough to tell me without being rude. So now that I know I will go there and buy it.

You are welcome - just remember to switch over gradually because even if the food you are leaving behind is worse - your dog may act sick on the new food if it is a sudden change - so it won't be the fault of the new food - but the changing too fast

[alexav]

Originally Posted by gdlckprincess

Everyone's thoughts and suggestions are wonderful and if alexav would have read some of the other posts that I have put up there you would see that I said I would try my dogs on the other foods. I didn't know the names of the stores that sold these foods and someone was kind enough to tell me without being rude. So now that I know I will go there and buy it.

Sorry, princess, didn't mean to offend you.
I'm glad that now you know right where to go.

[gdlckprincess]

I went today to a place called Dogs R Us and they had three differant choices for the Nutro. I got a sample of the Max what do you guys think of that? Has anyone on here tried it? Is there another one that someone could recommend