Grain-inclusive foods?

[PWCorgi]

Originally Posted by sassafras

YES. Thank you. Please marry me.

I'm voting no tomorrow, let's start with that

[AllieMackie]

Originally Posted by PWCorgi

Psst, actually all of them have rice

Not as the main carbohydrate source, I meant! Augh. I'm exhausted from cats all weekend. Why do I try to communicate.

[JustaLilBitaLuck]

Originally Posted by PWCorgi

I'd so rather see people feed high quality grain-inclusive than lower quality grain-free. Actually in general I would rather see low glycemic gain inclusive than grain-free potato city.

Originally Posted by AllieMackie

Grain is often given a bad rep, but not all grain is the devil.

I have absolutely no problem with grain-inclusive foods as long as grains aren't composing the majority of the food and if the food uses "healthier" grains like rice and millet rather than wheat and corn. I would much rather feed the grain-inclusive Fromm or Acana or whatnot than the grain-free Science Diet (blech) or Taste of the Wild.

[JessLough]

Well, I ended up picking up the Fromm Duck and Sweet Potato. Finally got to mix some in tonight and..... she picked out all that kibble and only ate those ones, leaving the Game Bird kibbles in her dish

[puppydog]

If I feed grain free my dogs become smoothie machines. Yuck!

I feed earthborn small breed vantage because its the best I can do on my budget in SA.