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$44.64 /w S&S: Hill's Science Diet Dry Dog Food, Adult, 30 lb. Bag
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$34.35 lower (43% savings) than the previous price of $78.99
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- Adult dog food with 18% fewer calories vs. Science Diet Adult
- Provides L-carnitine to promote healthy body weight & heart function
- Quality protein and natural fibers help keep your dog satisfied between meals
- Supports healthy skin and coat with omega-6 fatty acids and vitamin E
- Made with natural ingredients
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Read through the standards they set. In reality, I think it's likely difficult for niche manufacturers to meet that bar, and that more than these brands produce good food. The research put into these foods is what swayed me to switch. There's a lot of marketing in this space about 'premium ingredients', being against processed food etc - but few hire nutritionists, and fewer still perform research.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/Purina...156511
They've been in the business for many years and it's high protein
PS. That Purina has a lot filler that your dog doesn't need. It just makes larger stools. And it has 21% protein, according to the pictures, which is actually low protein. That's even less than most senior foods. Steer clear. It's cheap for a reason.