Non-grain dog food?

[maddiebee]

I feed my dog Taste of the Wild and I order it from Chewy.com. Their site is VIPPs certified and has the lowest prices I could find for TotW. They also have literally the best customer service I have ever encountered (someone just answers the phone when you call! they sent me a hand written christmas card! I could go on!) and you get free shipping over 50$. AND the shipping says 2 day but I've always gotten my order next day.
I highly recommend checking them out.

 

[MichiganKris]

I feed Taste of the Wild bought from a local feed store. They will meet any online price I bring, but so far I have not been able to find a lower price.

 

[Starshine]

We feed our dog The Honest Kitchen. It's basically a dehydrated mix, just add water and soak for a few minutes. All human grade ingredients, made in the US in a human factory. He had all kinds of skin and coat problems and was 25 pounds overweight until we changed his food. Yes, it's expensive but so very worth it for us. They'll also send you a free sample of a few of their varieties so you can see if your dog will like it.

 

[Ranger111]

Thought I would check out this Chewy.com that several mentioned.

It is much cheaper than the "pet food" supermarkets we have locally.

But their "sale price" for the giant bag of "Taste of the Wild" is exactly the same that I pay at the local farm/feed store as everyday pricing.

Add in shipping...(and, yes, I see they do free shipping over $XX.XX) and it goes up "a bit."

Could be a good option for some of you, but I would still encourage you all to support your local businesses who give back to the community, whenever it makes sense.

BTW: Anyone who tries Taste of the Wild, the feedstore people said High Prairie formula was the most popular, and my dogs love it. They also love the wetlands formula.

They hate Pacific Stream (both of the dogs). And we have not tried the rest.