What kibble are you feeding?

I'm feeding Mister Life's Abudence. Here's the link if ya wanna read about it. All I know is that it helps keep his coat soft and skin mositurized. :D

http://www.healthypetnet.com/Healthy...FB2898BF469F2D

I just get over those mentioned problems by feeding raw in the morning, then feeding kibble in the evening. (When i have raw available.)

The problem that worries me though is the problem of kibble and raw supposedly being one opposite sides of the pH scale.

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Originally Posted by wolfsoul

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As for mixing the two, I always used to be afraid of it -- you hear the "kibble may keep the raw back and the bacteria in the raw will make the dogs sick" theory. But my dogs tend to have loose stools when I feed them kibble, so the way I look at it, it's the raw keeping the kibble back! Dogs are dogs -- they will eat rotten things covered in bacteria and not get sick (my garbage hound is living proof). So I don't see the big deal mixing kibble and raw.

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Originally Posted by Kfamr

I am kind of bummed, though, I really liked TWO's ingredients, they were just too shady for me.

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I just started easing Niño into their Elk and Salmon today. I went out to Pet Supplies Plus last night because I was sick of all this crap about what my dog was eating. In what ways were they shady?

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Originally Posted by Suki Wingy

I just started easing Niño into their Elk and Salmon today. I went out to Pet Supplies Plus last night because I was sick of all this crap about what my dog was eating. In what ways were they shady?

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Quote from another thread, a few of the many problems I encountered.

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Originally Posted by Kfamr

I was feeding my dogs Timberwolf but I just do not trust them anymore. They are a very... off.. company. They refused to tell us yes or no when asked if they were associated with MenuFoods. It took them literally MONTHS to tell us how much Iodine was in their foods. Their customer service is just off and I was sick of finding different colored, sized, and looking kibbles in almost every single bag of food. I had to change formulas because it took my retailer a month or so to get in the Ocean Blue just because Timberwolf decided to change the packaging.

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In reply to being questioned about their kibble sizes/color changes, their customer service rep. (Chris Porsch) said they were testing and seeing what their customers liked best. YET, there was nothing indicating that on the bags or on their website.

Bags of food were just inconsistant and I expect to see the same kibble as the previous bag when I open a new one (slight changes are okay, of course.)

Don't get me wrong.. I LOVE the ingredients.

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Originally Posted by Kfamr

I really liked TWO's ingredients, they were just too shady for me.

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I've searched yahoo, google, ask, etc.. and can not find any info on TWO dog food. Do you have a link to their site?

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Originally Posted by lv4dogs

I've searched yahoo, google, ask, etc.. and can not find any info on TWO dog food. Do you have a link to their site?

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http://timberwolforganics.com/

Lol! TWO is short for Timberwolf Organics.

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Originally Posted by Jadapit

Lol! TWO is short for Timberwolf Organics.

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LMAO, that is too funny, I knew about them all along. lol (I've actually searched for "TWO" quite a few times the past year or so...shhh don't tell anyone) :p

Kay, did your dogs do well on it though?

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Originally Posted by crow_noir

I just get over those mentioned problems by feeding raw in the morning, then feeding kibble in the evening. (When i have raw available.)

The problem that worries me though is the problem of kibble and raw supposedly being one opposite sides of the pH scale.

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Unfortunatly feeding kibble alone gives my dogs diahrrea.

Kay -- they do say the more inconsistent the colour, the more natural the food is -- and I have found that this is correct when purchasing my own processed organic foods. Though since they said that wasn't the case, that really is weird. I tried Timberwolf when I got Visa and she had bloody diahrrea for the entire month of feeding it. I saved it for dogs that I sat and they all got bloody diahrrea too. I have been afraid of it since.

They did perfectly fine on it.

Jordan, it wasn't the color that bothered me the most, it was completely different kibble shape compared to the rest of the bag. Like the Innova I feed now, it's square-ish kibbles, not exactly the same each kibble - if I were to find a round symetric piece, with a different color in there I would be concerned.

I feed my two Pedigree, and they do fantastically on it.
I no longer feed ANY type of canned food (and never will again), they get ham mixed in with their kibble.