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I just left my feed store where I primarily buy my horse feed, the owners approached me about buying some surplus bags of dog food that a customer had ordered, they bought a few too many and they offered me a couple of bags for 43.00 a bag. I have no experience with this food as I have never seen it sold in the stores around here and this was a special order.
I was wondering if some of you had fed it or feed it and your thoughts on the quality of this kibble. I told them I would be back tomorrow to let them know if I was interested.
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Join Date: Apr 2011
Location: Ottawa
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I've fed many of their varieties to Bunny and she does great on it. Her BM's are always smaller and firmer. I think it's a good quality food but I don't feed it to her on a regular basis because it's extremely expensive in Canada. I believe it's over $80 here in Ottawa.
Here's a link in case anyone wants to chime in on ingredients. http://www.frommfamily.com/products-g-d-adult.php
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Join Date: Apr 2010
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Wolfie has been on Fromm Gold since he was able to eat solid food. I think it's a great food. $43 a bag is a fair price. That's what I normally pay for it.
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Join Date: Sep 2010
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great food, i tried everything with my boys, orijen etc. didnt like any of it. they eat the fromm gold large breed like its a treat. good family owned company too. cant beat the price for the quality
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Eastern Washington
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I would take (meaning buy) it. If it doesn't agree with your dog, you could always donate it is a rescue. I wouldn't be afraid to feed it to my dog.
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Join Date: Jun 2003
Location: South Carolina
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My breeder was feeding Fromm large breed Puppy Gold and I am not switching. It works well with the puppy so not going to upset the apple cart. Not wanting to give the high calcium and ash present in many grain frees. I may switch my adults over to the puppy formula (I like the slightly higher protein)
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Join Date: Apr 2007
Location: Illinois
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We just imported a stud dog for a friend, and she is feeding the Fromm Gold to him.
He is doing well on it, and the ingredients look fine. I would consider it as a good food potential.....
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Join Date: Jun 2009
Location: Upstate, NY
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We have used Fromm, and I can tell you that it smells very yummy! Some dog foods stink, but this stuff, even the cats want to eat it!
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