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rdmedders
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 Dimond dogfood.

Anyone feed Dimond natural chicken and rice?
Likes and dislikes?

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Adam Wingler
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 Re: Dimond dogfood.

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Anyone feed Dimond natural chicken and rice?
Likes and dislikes?


Been using it for about a year, no complaints, plenty of energy, and easy to mantain weight, nice slick coats as well. Plus they don't crap 27 times a day like the feed that's all corn.

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i feed it under the kirkland brand (i buy from costco for about 5 bucks cheaper a bag than i can get diamond naturals, it was 26 dollars for 40 pounds of the chicken and rice last time i bought it) to my labrador. i absolutely love it, been feeding it for almost two years. ive tried other foods and none work as well for him. just a matter of finding out what works for your dogs.

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I've been feeding it for 4 years and I really like it. Always keeps weight on my dogs and has been a good solid food even when running them hard in the winter and summer. Good quality ingredients compared to purina. I fed purina and could tell a huge difference between the two.

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Im feeding the meat an rice but like the chicken much better even though its supposedly lesser num wise.

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I've been feeding it for a year. I have a female that has skin problems and ever since I have been feeding it, she hasn't had any problems

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I have been feeding it for awhile and have always had good results been feeding the extreme athlete for about a year can see a big difference in dogs appearance

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Been feeding it for a while. I switch to the EA during hyde season and the cold arse winters here in Wis.


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Use to feed it to my lab and she did fine on it, but my hounds did horrible on it. Loose stoll was the biggest problem.

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I have fed Green bag Diamond for over 15 yrs its the best i can find for the buck! Feed less dog stay fat an sluck hard black stool ruail king 28$ for 50 lbs. 4157 cal. Per cup ck it out.

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Use to feed it to my lab and she did fine on it, but my hounds did horrible on it. Loose stoll was the biggest problem.
Mine did the same when I first started feeding the chicken and rice, and lamb and rice,,but then I cut food back to the recommended amount,and hard stools,and less,hardly have any stools at all as long as you give right amount,,I know it doesn't look like they are getting enough food,,but they are
My dogs look great on it and full of energy,,I love it

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