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<blockquote data-quote="MMT" data-source="post: 1950990" data-attributes="member: 333925">Cheaper brands use less protein and more cereal type fillers in their foods.&nbsp; And usually more fat.&nbsp; Dogs need a certain amount of protein to be healthy.&nbsp; I&#039;m not one&nbsp; for buying the high priced dog foods but looked into one that I felt was better quality than the cheap stuff.&nbsp; I finally settled on Pedigree.&nbsp; I can get a 52 lb bag at Sam&#039;s Club for less the $25., it&#039;s packed with good nutrition and all three of my dogs eat it well.&nbsp; They all have nice shiny coats and are all healthy.&nbsp; I have a chocolate lab, a German shepard mix and a Papillion and all of them are doing great on it.Now for puppies, you really need a good quality dog food, just like feeding human babies formula.&nbsp; Read the information on the packages and I bet you can settle on a brand that won&#039;t cost you an arm and a leg.&nbsp; Better food now means a healthier adult dog.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="MMT, post: 1950990, member: 333925"] Cheaper brands use less protein and more cereal type fillers in their foods. And usually more fat. Dogs need a certain amount of protein to be healthy. I'm not one for buying the high priced dog foods but looked into one that I felt was better quality than the cheap stuff. I finally settled on Pedigree. I can get a 52 lb bag at Sam's Club for less the $25., it's packed with good nutrition and all three of my dogs eat it well. They all have nice shiny coats and are all healthy. I have a chocolate lab, a German shepard mix and a Papillion and all of them are doing great on it. Now for puppies, you really need a good quality dog food, just like feeding human babies formula. Read the information on the packages and I bet you can settle on a brand that won't cost you an arm and a leg. Better food now means a healthier adult dog. [/QUOTE]

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