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I’ve been using Nutrisource for my Lab, Max, for about 6 months now, and it’s been pretty good! The thing I like most about it is the variety of flavors available. Max particularly loves the chicken and rice formula. It also seems to have good quality ingredients – no fillers or anything sketchy like that.
The kibble size is perfect too, not too big or small, so it suits both small and large breeds. To top it off, Max showed significantly better digestion since we switched from his old brand. No more upset stomach incidents since we made the switch!
One downside might be the price though—it’s not exactly cheap. But if you ask me, I think it’s worth spending a bit more to ensure our furry friends get the nutrition they need.
Would love to hear experiences from others. Who else here has tried Nutrisource?
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juts wanted to toss in my two cents about Nutrisource dog food as you’re considering it. I’ve been feeding this brand to my two Goldies for about a year now and can honestly say I’m pretty pleased with the results. Their coats are shiny, and they seem more energetic and less bloated than when I was feeding them some of that cheaper stuff from the grocery store.
It’s a bit on the pricey side, but look at it this way, the bag lasts longer than you’d think since you don’t generally need to feed them huge portions due to its high-quality ingredients. Plus, it’s super convenient if you go for an autoship option like on Chewy or some such site.
One thing I’ll say though is that transitioning your pup over to Nutrisource needs to be done carefully and gradually just like any other brand switch. My boy Cooper had a little bit of an upset tummy for a few days but nothing major.
All in all, from what I’ve experienced, Nutrisource seems like a solid choice. But hey, every dog is different so just make sure your furry buddy takes well to it and keep an eye out for any changes in their digestion or behavior.
Best of luck!
Been feeding my pooch Nutrisource for about a year now, and honestly, it’s been great so far. She’s a four-year-old Lab with a sensitive stomach, and we had a REALLY tough time figuring out the right food for her. Tried all the high-end brands but nothing really worked until we stumbled upon Nutrisource.
I think what drew me in was their focus on easy digestibility. Made sense considering my fur baby’s digestion issues! Seriously though, her stomach troubles have pretty much disappeared since switching to this brand – no more unexpected surprises on the carpet, if you know what I mean.
Also love that it’s fairly affordable and provides a decent variety of flavors – enough to keep Miss Picky Eater happy at least. Only thing is, I wish I could buy it from my local pet store; currently having to order online as it’s not super widely available.
Anyway, hope this helps you decide if Nutrisource is the right choice for your pup too! Shoot me a message if you have any other questions. Happy feeding!
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