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@kathyjesus10 Neither are grain-free. However both are without corn which is something I was interested in.

@james2206 When my last dog was suffering from arthritis my vet recommended a glucosamine supplement, Cosequin is what we used. Our new pup is a GSD so I want to start her on supplements early as well so I know exactly what you mean. For a price conscience approach, I would look into a...

@hiswaynotmine Thank you, I will look into it. The bag I started her on has the probiotics so it would be a shame if the next bag was a different formula.

@hiswaynotmine I can't find any information on a formula change, do you have any links to that? The only thing I could find was a year ago they ADDED probiotics. Not saying I dont believe you I would just like more information on it! Thank you

@marco70 I've been pleasantly surprised with how well she's taken to the Pro Plan after switching from Acana. I still have some Acana in her diet while she fully transitions and I use up the bag but the difference in stools is clear. I think I'm more impressed by the change in our cat though...

@mtol118 Like most boutique brands they aren't well researched to know how they perform over time. It might be fine or it might be missing supplements that would benefit your pup. The reason the others are recommended is because they are proven.

@mtol118 For joint problems it's even more important to use a proper nutrition. The "big 3" follow guidelines that require glucosamine & DHA be added to the food which is a joint supplement and anti inflammatory. Purina Pro Plan is an affordable option, alongside Science Diet and Royal Canin...

I wanted to share my experience in case anyone was looking into these brands -- We recently adopted a 13 week GSD and started her on Acana Wholesome Grains Puppy kibble. She was doing pretty well on it, she loved eating it. At first there was some diarrhea which I expected because I didn't know...