What brand of dog food does your dog eat?

I would totally feed ours raw if: a) I had room for a chest freezer and b) I didn't have one dog that was very possessive over real meat

ETA: If you do decide to feed raw, you can't give them kibble at the same time, it's digested at a different rate and has the potential to cause bloat...not good - that's for the people considering, those who already feed will already know :-))

Do you mean at the same meal or at all? I feed my dogs kibble for breakfast every day and for dinner every other day. No fear of bloat and if you don't supplement your dogs' food with the correct nutrients (that are already included in the kibble they eat), you can actually make them very, very ill. Since I can't afford to feed them raw full time, I don't supplement their raw feedings with anything because they are getting what they need from their kibble.

I would totally feed ours raw if: a) I had room for a chest freezer and b) I didn't have one dog that was very possessive over real meat

ETA: If you do decide to feed raw, you can't give them kibble at the same time, it's digested at a different rate and has the potential to cause bloat...not good - that's for the people considering, those who already feed will already know :-))

Do you mean at the same meal or at all? I feed my dogs kibble for breakfast every day and for dinner every other day. No fear of bloat and if you don't supplement your dogs' food with the correct nutrients (that are already included in the kibble they eat), you can actually make them very, very ill. Since I can't afford to feed them raw full time, I don't supplement their raw feedings with anything because they are getting what they need from their kibble.

Sorry, I meant together in the same meal :-))

I feed my dog bacon and cheesy poofs. He likes it.

My dogs eat Beneful as well. I have a 6 yr old Golden/Lab mix, and after trying every "healthy" food on the market, Beneful is the only one she can eat without having serious stomach issues.
Even my vet agreed after our three YEAR trial - we need to give her the food that allows her to have solid stool, and not vomit daily.
Its was a long trial and error process for us -- good luck!!

I agree with this. The best food for your animals is the food that doesn't make their tummy upset - whether it be cheapy stuff or expensive stuff. I'm not going to force feed my poor dog food that upsets his tummy simply because someone says it is "better" for him. Is it really better for him if he's throwing up? has loose stools? is so gassy that he actually "whimpers"? (and yes, my American Bulldog/Boxer would actually lay on the couch and whimper and he sooo gassy). So, I say don't judge someone else by what they feed their animals - spending more on food doesn't make you a better dog parent. We all do what is best for our animals and there's no reason to judge someone else for what they choose.

I worked for a vet. Don't go by the brand!!! You can NOT believe those rediculous commercials (ask your vet what to feed) YES, I believe Beniful if awful. Always Look at the ingredients. If yor dog is NOT allergic to chicken/beef - The meat should be listed first (Byproducts or Meal are not quality meat). If your dog IS ALLERGIC to chicken/beef, ask your vet to suggest an appropriate food.

For a special treat, green peas mixed with their food is wonderful!!! As are, COOKED PLAIN, zuccini, broccoli, cabbage, cauliflower, brussels sprouts, celery, spinich, carrots, potatoies, white rice, pasta, boiled chichen (no skin), lean cooked meat (NO SPICES OR BUTTER). These are all very good for your dog and he'll love the variation in diet. He'll look forward to dinner time as a wonderful experience (Doggy Heaven)..

For SPECIAL hand treats, try bananas, cucumber slices, peanut butter, cheese (small cube or 1/4 of a single slice). Remember, IN MODERATION).

DO NOT EVER, EVER, give your dog onions, garlic, mushrooms, grapes, ice cream, nuts, raw eggs, raw fish/meat, candy/baked goods, absolutely NO salt (This means you better watch those french fries and potatoe chips!!!!) Some of these can result in increased insulin, liver failure, seizures, pancreatis, sodium ion poisoning.