Speaking of P&G

[spookychick13]

Bear in mind they own Evo, California Natural and Innova.
Proctor & Gamble Buys Natura Pet Foods - Pets and Vets - timesunion.com - Albany NY

[RCTRIPLEFRESH5]

where have u been

[SubMariner]

Bear in mind they own Evo, California Natural and Innova.
Proctor & Gamble Buys Natura Pet Foods - Pets and Vets - timesunion.com - Albany NY

Old news rehashing the same old innuendo. Don't we already have enough threads on this one?

[spookychick13]

Boo sorry, my computer at work loads slow, so I missed a TON of threads.
I should probably post from home only. :)

[harrkim120]

Boo sorry, my computer at work loads slow, so I missed a TON of threads.
I should probably post from home only. :)

Haha...that's ok. It's the thought that counts!!!

[RemingtonYoung]

California Natural is bringing out a new Grain Free brand with the P & G Logo in the next 3 weeks.Keep your eye out for these guys!

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[LabbieMama]

California Natural is bringing out a new Grain Free brand with the P & G Logo in the next 3 weeks.Keep your eye out for these guys!

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It's been out and available for quite a while now. Not sure about the P&G logo, though.

[ubershann]

California Natural is bringing out a new Grain Free brand with the P & G Logo in the next 3 weeks.Keep your eye out for these guys!

We carry the grain free line and there's no P&G logo on it. We just started carrying it recently and have had great feedback on it.

While I'm not thrilled with large corporations, I think it's funny to read all these post that seem to insinuate (or just state plainly) that because they are a large company they are automatically out to hurt or kill our dogs.

[Dana]

My dogs have been eating the grain free California Natural (Venison formula) for about 2 months now. They are doing GREAT on it. I'm not a fan of P&G, and I'm cautiously watching web forums for any hints that people's dogs are having problems with this food.

The reason I'm feeding this food is one of my dogs has sensitivities to chicken and lamb, and she's got a sensitive stomach (doesn't do well on duck). I'm leary of fish due to ethoxyquin. That doesn't leave a lot of options! I like the ingredients in the CA Nat Venison better than Natural Balance venison, and P&G or Diamond.....it's a toss-up there!

She is doing AWESOME since she got on this food. Hardly any itching, firm poops, not belching very much. I had so wanted her to do well on Honest Kitchen or Orijen...tried both but not much luck. In fact, it was with the Orijen (regional red) that I finally realized lamb was a big problem for her (she was an itchy mess!). I will probably try Honest Kitchen's new fish formula (Zeal) when it comes out - supposed to be in the next few months. But for now, I'm very pleased with the results on the CA Nat Venison, and praying P&G doesn't mess with the ingredients or sourcing!!!!!

There is no P&G logo on any of the bags I've bought so far - just the Natura logo.

Dana

[ziggy29]

While I'm not thrilled with large corporations, I think it's funny to read all these post that seem to insinuate (or just state plainly) that because they are a large company they are automatically out to hurt or kill our dogs.

Nobody has said that and as far as I can tell, no one has insinuated that large companies have the intent to harm our dogs. Some have said they think a large public corporation may be more likely to cheapen a premium product or cut corners on quality to squeeze more profits out, but that's nowhere near the same as intent to harm our dogs.