[Chgogal]

Here is some info you may be able to use:

http://www.purina.com/company/press/2007/MightyDog.aspx

I use Pro Plan for adult dogs. So far no recall.

[Arizona Carolyn]

Links everyone might want to read. Helps to know before you buy:

What's Really in Pet Food

Identifying better products

Ingredients to avoid

Dog Food Ingredients & Nutrition

[Grizzled Bear]

Nine Lives wet food and Purina dry food. So far no problems.

Unrelated; but one of mine has had sinus problems, on and off, for about a year. He gets congested and develops an infection in his sinuses. He’s pretty old so when he’s been sneezing heavily he get’s nose bleeds. Then he blows bloody snot all over the place. It’s like living with a short hairy Gene Simmons.

We’re trying different antibiotics to fight the infection and keep him as healthy as possible. When they get to their upper teens there’s not much more you can do.

[blondee123]

Here is some info you may be able to use: http://www.purina.com/company/press/2007/MightyDog.aspx I use Pro Plan for adult dogs. So far no recall.

I had been feeding my dogs the Alpo dry treats & every one of them has vomitted (more than just once) in the past few weeks. I don't feed them but maybe one each when I am going somewhere & leaving them, so maybe they aren't getting enough of the poison, but I quit feeding the treats & they now get fresh carrots for treats.

[nmh]

I bought some Pro Plan crunchies, Chicken and Rice from Purina and something else from Purina ... Purina One crunchies. They didn’t like Pro Plan moist food. Firskies moist is not a hit either. I tried to stay with products ONLY made in the U.S..

Last fall I had an issue with Diamond Foods - CHicken Noodles Soup for the Cat Lovers Soul - great ingredients but that was part of a recall back then. I will not buy anything made from Diamond - they’re on the recall list again.