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I am moving soon to Colorado Springs and am looking to find a good place to buy grain free dog food. One person has told me they use kirkland natures domain. I have read mixed reviews on this product. I am on a limited income and price is a big deal but quality is also. I am willing to spend more for a better product. What do you recommend and where do you buy it?? What do you think of natures domain?? Thanks for the help.
I tried the Kirkland brand at Costco and my dogs broke out in dandruff and dull coats on the 1st bag. Some breeder/exhibitor friends said the same.
I have been using Taste of the Wild for many years now and find that they do better on this food than any other brand I have tried in 20 years. Absolutely zero issues with it, they love the taste, and it keeps them in top condition with great coats. Anytime I have tried to test other brands, the dogs hate it and their coats start shedding, flaking and looking dull.
The ingredients are as just good as grain free foods that are almost 2x the price and it is available at all TSC Tractor Stores.
I like the Kirkland stuff, any of the grain free varieties. I have an olde english bulldogge with lots of skin and allergy problems and it hasn't cured him but a mild improvement over other very expensive dog foods and its only like $26 -$32 depending upon which flavor you go with.
I use Victor's Dog food but you would have to check if it is in your area. It is a premium dog food (see Dog Food Advisor) and costs much less than other premium foods. My dogs love it and I went through quite a few others (TOTW, Wellness, Innova, etc.) and wasted a lot of food before finding this.
Tractor Supply has their own brand of grain free called 4 Health. I have been using it for about a month and my picky eater seems to really like it. The price is much lower than most of the other grain free foods on the market. They have three stores in that area.
Fromm (Surf & Turf) grain free is a great company and has never had recalls. Occasionally I go all out and buy this: It is pricey but it takes very little. I have 2 small breeds and they both eat 1/3 cup a day. I use it as treats too. Lamb Dog Food 10lb
Won't get into what is the best; that's like chevy and ford. However, where to get it; I use Amazon with free prime delivery and sometimes Wag.com, that offers free delivery for over 49 bucks. Right to my front door. Seeing as I currently live in a small town in UT, internet ordering was almost a necessity. However, when I move North later this week, I will continue using Amazon and/or Wag.
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