Question 1

Where is this dog food made?

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While being made in the USA is a good thing. the representative failed to elaborate on where all its ingredients are sourced.

Please provide all this information as well, as Science Hill claimed the same, but it’s synthetic vitamins were sourced  from
China which owned a factory in the USA.

This ended up causing many dogs to become ill and many passed as well. Please, research this as it happened , and not just once.

The representatives statement really didn’t sit well with me, and for that reason.....I will research elsewhere.

Natures logic makes better made food and also Primal. I had enough of these companies and non transparency.

Question 2

This is the Grain Free formula,correct?

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No but be careful with grain free! I was feeding grain free but grain free dog foods have been associated with heart failure. High amounts of lentils, peas, pea protein and potato are thought to be the culprit. Your best to stick with good grains. Rice is a good grain and you want to avoid food filled with filler grains. I like the ingredients in the taste of the wild ancient grains dog food but unfortunately for me the only one that doesn’t have any poultry is one my dog hates. To the point he will only eat if I zhuzh it up with ground beef and grated sweet potato & carrot. So I tried this kibble and my dog actually likes it. A dog I adopted as a senior who seems to have only been fed human food his whole life. A dog with skin issues, alopecia and allergies. So as long as he tolerates this kibble I’m sold.

Question 3

What is the actual percentage of meat in this recipe? Salmon isnt a meal, & all I see is cereal grains that follow, with fish meal being far down list

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Read the guaranteed analysis label first, then go to the list of ingredients which are always listed via the highest amount to the lowest amount of each particular ingredient. This way you know if you see that salmon is listed after 8 ingredients it’s garbage food and don’t purchase it. Being a CVT I can tell you that Purina ProPlan is one of the best in the market. If you check the ingredients Salmon is first on the list meaning it contains the mist of that ingredient which is the most important since it’s the protein source.  Pro Plan has moved up in dog food industry now surpassing brands like Hills (unless it’s the Rx formula), BB, Nutro, Taste of the Wild etc. No it’s not as good as Royal Canin but I switched my pit who had allergic dermatitis and other skin issues from the RC (Rx only formula) due to the expense which I could no longer afford. Then I gradually switched her to ProPlan Salmon and Rice formula over a 7-10 day period. Salmon is great for allergies due to the omega fatty acids. Pro Plan is legit and my pit has no issues from the switch and the same results as RC Salmon blend formula. People care more about buying designer brand food like that Rachel Ray garbage; sorry but being a celeb cook doesn’t mean you know anything about creating proper formulas for a different species. Nonetheless people pay 3x the price for dog food that will likely give their fur baby kidney/heart/liver disease down the road. And Lisa never give your dog a food with 3 proteins….no wonder it has issues, if you’d managed to look at the ProPlan ingredients you’d see there is no grain listed, except for there being ground rice. Furthermore grain free food is just a ploy for manufacturers to make money by the way. There is nothing wrong with having some grain in dog food. They just take advantage of ppl not knowledgeable about dog nutrition and sadly there are far to many on this thread.

Question 4

The fish smell is strong.  Our two dogs now have bad gas, didn't before.  Does this go away with those of you that have had gassy dogs?

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My dogs were eating this for a long time, still had really smelly gas and bad breath. I switched foods mainly because of a batch or two I bought that the dogs wouldn't eat. Still good food, just my dogs stopped wanting it :( I switched them to Blue Basics limited ingredient Salmon and Sweet Potato food and not only do they love it, they don't have bad gas anymore.

ASIN	B0BTMZJ6H9
Additional Features	Salmon as first ingredient, Prebiotic Fiber, Omega-6 Fatty Acids, Easy to Digest, Allergen-Free (Wheat, Soy, Grains)
Age Range (Description)	Adult
Age Range Description	Adult
Allergen Information	Allergen-Free
Animal Food Diet Type	Veterinary Diet
Animal Food Ingredient Claim	No Artificial Colors
Animal Food Nutrient Content Claim	High Protein
Best Sellers Rank	#719 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #61 in Dry Dog Food
Brand	Purina Pro Plan
Brand Name	Purina Pro Plan
Breed Recommendation	All Breed Sizes
Container Type	Bag
Customer Reviews	4.5 out of 5 stars 1,737 Reviews
Dog Breed Size	Medium
Flavor	Salmon & Rice
Global Trade Identification Number	00038100100771
Included Components	One (1) 40 lb. Bag - Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin and Stomach Dog Food Salmon and Rice Formula
Item Form	Kibble, Crunchy
Item Type Name	Dog Dry Food
Item Weight	40 Pounds
Manufacturer	Nestlé Purina Dry Truckload
Manufacturer Part Number	00038100100771
Model Number	00038100100771
Number of Items	1
Occasion	Birthday
Package Size Name	40 Pound
Pet Type	Dog
Product Benefits	Supports digestive health, joint mobility, and skin & coat health.
Recommended Uses For Product	Allergy; Digestive Health; Hip & Joint Support; Itchy Skin; Immune Support; Maintenance; Skin & Coat; Sensitive Stomach; Gastrointestinal; Muscle Support; Dental; Weight Control; Appetite Support; Bone Health; Energy & Vitality Support; Eye Health; No Artificial Colors; No Artificial Flavors; Prebiotic; High-Protein; Probiotics; Poultry Free; Carrageenan Free; No Animal By-Products; Holistic
Special Ingredients	Salmon,Sunflower Oil
Target Species	Dog
UPC	038100100771
Unit Count	640 Ounce

Purina Pro Plan Sensitive Skin and Stomach Dog Food Dry, Adult Salmon & Rice Formula, Digestive Health - 40 lb. Bag

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