I always thought it odd that, barring a medical need (kidney problems for instance) an older dog automatically needed a different food. After all, we don’t suddenly feed Grandma something different because she hit a certain age. It’s mostly marketing. The more different foods a manufacturer can have in a store the more shelf space they take and the more chances a consumer will choose one of them. Not that I think all dog foods are alike, I don’t.
“we don’t suddenly feed Grandma something different because she hit a certain age.”
And here, all along, I’ve been feeding Granny “senior dog food.” Isn’t that what all conservatives want them to eat???? Huh?
“we don’t suddenly feed Grandma something different because she hit a certain age.”
And here, all along, I’ve been feeding Granny “senior dog food.” Isn’t that what all conservatives want them to eat???? Huh?
I’m not that big of a fan of prepackaged dry food. I might just be an isolated case but in the year before my lab passed away we switched her to trader joes wet food and alot of her allergies cleared up.