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this isn't me saying it's a bad product & it certainly is a better dry food than most
-but-
if your dog is prone to allergies as it is like scratching or shaking their head from ear irritations than maybe this food isn't for you
-The Internet
Saying "vegetables can be bad" is significantly less stupid than "vegetables can never be bad".
The reason why people think vegetables, fruits, and "natural" products are good for you is because the vast majority of people living in first world countries are eating way too little of them. Not because they are inherently more healthy. Taking 10000% daily vitamin intake supplements without a recommendation from a doctor can cause a lot of health problems. Not eating any fat and carbs can cause a lot of health problems (Results from a no fat or no carb diet are still up for debate). Everything is about balance. A greasy double cheeseburger is not objectively more unhealthy than a plate of just carrots. It's subjectively more unhealthy considering a vast majority of people in the first world have enough fat, protein, sodium, and carb intake and not enough vitamins. Health has ALWAYS been about balance.
And also I'm sure none of us feed our dogs a vegetarian diet for a good reason. Most of their food has lots of meat. And they aren't people, they digest food differently. Hence why garlic, onion, and other vegetables with alliums are immediately toxic to dogs and not people.
Now on the actual food item. Lamb is #1, not a staple crop. Goat "meal" is second and then lentils. I don't see this as a problem since that's where you would expect those foods to go. Can't glean more out of the ingredients. I personally feed grains (rice) but this loudly advertises grain free so there may be a benefit for some dogs to not eat grains and eat legumes. Probably a YMMV on if your vet thinks your dog may benefit from this diet?
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On both mixes, peas/lentils are items 3 & 4 on the label
Lamb, goat meal, lentils, peas, tapioca, canola oil, venison meal
Chicken, chicken meal,, lentils, peas, chicken fat