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Posted by phtasha on February 22, 2003 at 10:10:51:

In Reply to: Best puppy food posted by PointGaurd2001 on February 21, 2003 at 21:42:19:

:I don't know what brand and type of puppy food to get for my future puppy. She would be considered a large breed for any large breed formulas available. Any recommendations? It would be great if you had nutritional facts to. I have read the labels, but honestly, I can't decipher to tell whether this brand having more of a certain thing is good or bad! :) With my last two dogs, we fed them Nutro-Max puppy at the recommendation of a kennel owning friend. That was a while ago however, and I'm sure things have changed. Any input would be greatly appreciated. Thanks :)

If you want to feed commercially, Nutro isn't bad at all. There are also speciality foods with human grade ingredients such as Diamond, Canidae, etc. Also thought you might be interested in the thinking nowadays that dogs only need a puppy chow till around six months of age. You don't want your dog overgrowing his frame.

Can't wait to hear what kind of pup you are thinking of getting.

Tasha

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