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I don’t know any coon hunters that feed this. Who does and do they like it?

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I started feeding iams 2 years ago, had used it in the past with good results.
First the fiest got sick and stopped eating, a week later same with the bluetick.
Did research and got on a forum on which reviews were ok until about 6 months before the date when i started feeding it.
After that date a lot complaints started showing up. I switched to purina. Dogs are fat, lots of energy to hunt, have not had any problems.

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I have fed Iams for months at a time for several years and for several years I was pleased with the results but I feel Purina has a better product now.

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Ive been feeding hounds for almost 30 years. If there is a better feed then Purina Pro Plan I haven't found it. Now to be fair what they charge for a bag it better be good. They are pretty proud of it.

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Ive been feeding hounds for almost 30 years. If there is a better feed then Purina Pro Plan I haven't found it. Now to be fair what they charge for a bag it better be good. They are pretty proud of it.

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I have fed eukanuba for close to 2 years. It is as good as you would expect for the money. I have fed pro plan in the past and it’s a top feed also. I wouldn’t say one is better then the other for any certain reason , they are similar feeds in quality and price IMO. If you use either one of them for a six month period I think you’ll see a difference in your dog.

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Sonny which Eukanuba feed do you feed that is similar to the Purina Pro Plan Performance?
On Chewy.com 28 pound Eukanuba Performance 30/20 is $70.67 equals $2.52 pound
On Chewy.com Purina Performance 30/20 “50” pound bag is $75.48 equals $1.50 pound.
Eukanuba is $1.02 more per pound than Purina I wouldn’t say they are comparable in price that’s a huge price difference. Question is, is it worth the $1.02 more a pound for the feed?

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I feed the athlete formula mostly. I have fed the professional formula to certain dogs if they need some extra. I felt like I got very similar results from the athlete formula as I did the the pro plan.

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Thank you for that information Sonny. I cannot find athlete in any titles of Eukanuba but the search took me to the Performance 30/20 and 26/18. Very similar to Purina Pro plan performance except Eukanuba is $1.02 more per pound.

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26/18 and 30/28 are two I was speaking of. I don’t pay that much for it.

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Thank you for that information Sonny. I cannot find athlete in any titles of Eukanuba but the search took me to the Performance 30/20 and 26/18. Very similar to Purina Pro plan performance except Eukanuba is $1.02 more per pound.

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PKC Champion Yadkin River Addkis

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I have fed Pro Plan 30 20 since 1998 and see no reason to change.

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It must be sitting somewhere a long time. My last two bags were like feeding bags of salt.

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Purina pro plan nothing is close to comparing with it in my books. Others may disagree I been using purina 35 years switched a few times learned my lesson like the rest.

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