Which is way better dog food for my pug?

[pugPH]

Which is way better dog food for my pug?
Eukanuba adult? Doggy beef? beef pro adult ?or pedigree adult?

we dont have kibble here in our local store ..so sad

[Snifter]

Those foods, assuming they are dry foods, are kibble. Kibble is the word for dry dog food.

Without a list of all the ingredients in the 4 foods you mention it is impossible to say which is the best choice. I suspect they are much of a muchness, to be honest. I expect you don't have as much choice of food as we have in the UK and USA so you may just have to go with what you can get and see how it goes.

[pugPH]

but for you sir which one is the best? if youre in my position?which one will you pick?

[Tinker's mom]

Is online ordering an option for you??

[pugPH]

what do you mean? i didnt get your point..sorry:(
do you mean if im gonna buy online?

[Hellas]

what do you mean? i didnt get your point..sorry:(
do you mean if im gonna buy online?

Yes, that's what she meant :) Is it possible for you to buy dog food off the Internet? That may be an option if you don't have many brands in the stores where you live.

[pugPH]

and by the way is doggy beefy dog food is good for my pug? this kind of dog food doesnt have corn and wheat..but it has soy..
please help me..thanks

~> ah ok no its not..because even in ebay.ph we dont have kibble :(

[sugarskullz]

Do a google search and look for a dry dog food in your area that is GRAIN FREE, (contains NO grain)
Or ask at your local pet store which brands are GRAIN FREE.

[Snifter]

I said in the other thread about raw food that Eukanuba lamb and rice is probably worth trying first. You could try the beef foods; beef can be a common allergen.

Really you just have to try what is available and see how she gets on. Not all dogs develop a grain allergy so it is trial and error. Ideally you would feed a grain free food, but if that is not an option, then clearly she has to eat something and in my view a commercially prepared known brand is probably better than you trying to feed a home cooked diet without all the knowledge you need to make sure she is getting all the necessary vitamins.

Eukanuba is a brand known to me and while I would not choose it as I have what I think are better choices, it is OK.

I have googled Doggy Beefy Dog Food but cannot find it so cannot check ingredients for you. I can't find details of ingredients of Beefpro but have found some bad reviews of it. I can't find exact ingredients for Pedigree but what I have found would suggest it is a worse choice than Eukanuba.

So in your position I would try Eukanuba.

[pugPH]

Ok thanks a lot guys! thank you for helping out youre really great...