New Fromm Grain Free

[StellaLucyDesi]

I am feeding Fromm right now, the beef frittata and now the surf & turf. I can't wait to feed the new game bird recipe. I like them because I feel the company is a good company (family owned, too) and can be trusted, as much as any company can be. Their customer service is outstanding. I have 4 small dogs, so price is not a problem for me. I like to rotate the flavors. I've also fed Nature's Variety. In fact, I use canned food, too, and they get Fromm Gold and NV Prairie/Instinct.

[ajcstr]

:)

LOVE Fromm but their grain inclusives caused Jackson the itches, or so it seemed. Really glad to see the Game Bird recipe, looks pretty good. I can't wait to try it.

Grain-Free Game Bird Recipe dog food - Fromm Family Foods

Grain-Free Salmon Tunalini dog food - Fromm Family Foods

Just one caution - don't expose him to too many "non-standard" proteins because if he develops some type of allergy down the road you won't have any new proteins to try. Though I guess if you have already used duck its a non-issue.

[Jacksons Mom]

Just one caution - don't expose him to too many "non-standard" proteins because if he develops some type of allergy down the road you won't have any new proteins to try. Though I guess if you have already used duck its a non-issue.

Thanks! Yes, I have fed a few duck kibbles before. Was actually just going to make a thread about the new Acana duck kibble.

As much as I love Fromm, I'm not actually sure if we'll try it again or not - we did duck and sweet potato and pork and applesauce and when he was on those (3 bags overall) he became a lot more itchy - it went away about two weeks after being back on Acana. Not sure if it was grains in general, or something else in the food, but the Surf and Turf formula caused him very bad eye boogers and it's grain-free.

I really am starting to think simpler the better - but I'm going to start a different thread on that, hehe. :)

[ajcstr]

I really am starting to think simpler the better - but I'm going to start a different thread on that, hehe. :)

Well, on those lines, Nature's Variety makes a nice Limited Ingredient Turkey (as well as Lamb)