Requiring fosters and adopters to feed a certain way

[cprcheetah]

What Linsey said lol! I was going to suggest the Kirkland or Nature's Domain. My sister feeds her show dogs Nature's Domain and they do awesome on it. I think it's like $35 for a 30 or 35# bag is what she was telling me, the Kirkland is about $25 for a 30-35# bag.

[rannmiller]

Yeah I'm gonna put my new little foster boy on Nature's Domain. I was gonna do Blue Buffalo or TOTW, but I feel like I'll get more bang for my buck out of the Nature's Domain, plus I've heard so many good things about how it works for other people's dogs. I'm not going to feed my foster raw because I know it will make it harder for him to find a new home, plus I'm going through a rescue group and if they have to take him back for whatever reason, I know he'll go right back onto kibble and I don't want to mess up his system. Also, as is almost always the case, the food cost is coming out of my pocket so I want to get the most bang for my buck. I could get him a 24 lb Wilderness for about $50 (minus the $15 coupon I have would make it about $35 plus tax), $40 for a 30 lbs bag of TOTW, or $35 for a 35 lbs bag of Nature's Domain. The poor little guy is on Pro Plan right now so the way I see it, we can only improve from there!

Edit: Well I just looked up the ingredients for ND and now I'm not super impressed. There is just a whole lot of potatoes and peas and not much meat in there :disappointed: Maybe I'll do TOTW or Wilderness instead after all.