Iymala
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I wouldn't use Royal Canin, it's overpriced for poor quality.
Fromm normally makes good qualify foods, and I think precise is a mid ranged quality.
I'd go with from of the choices.
As for chicken and grain, they are only an issue if your dog is allergic or intolerant. Not all Mastiffs or dogs in general are....actually it has been found food allergies are actually not that common. It is something to keep an eye on...can cause yeast build up in the paws and ears, cause skin rashes, or chronic diarrhea.
My personal favorite food is Earthborn Hollistics Grain Free lines. I've raised both my English Mastiffs on it and they did great. Steady growth, good body condition, little to no body odor, and good stools.
Now they are older they need a more nutrient dense food, as they are not big eaters. I feed Diamond Naturals Extreme Athlete.
I personally look for foods that have named meat ingredients in the first 5 ingredients. I want to see a named meat meal before I see any carbohydrate source (grains, starches), and I like to see a few different meat sources.
Grain free is not better than grain inclusive...a grain free packed full of starches is no better than a grain inclusive foods packed full of grains. Concentrate on good quality, and quantity meat and fat sources.
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Fromm normally makes good qualify foods, and I think precise is a mid ranged quality.
I'd go with from of the choices.
As for chicken and grain, they are only an issue if your dog is allergic or intolerant. Not all Mastiffs or dogs in general are....actually it has been found food allergies are actually not that common. It is something to keep an eye on...can cause yeast build up in the paws and ears, cause skin rashes, or chronic diarrhea.
My personal favorite food is Earthborn Hollistics Grain Free lines. I've raised both my English Mastiffs on it and they did great. Steady growth, good body condition, little to no body odor, and good stools.
Now they are older they need a more nutrient dense food, as they are not big eaters. I feed Diamond Naturals Extreme Athlete.
I personally look for foods that have named meat ingredients in the first 5 ingredients. I want to see a named meat meal before I see any carbohydrate source (grains, starches), and I like to see a few different meat sources.
Grain free is not better than grain inclusive...a grain free packed full of starches is no better than a grain inclusive foods packed full of grains. Concentrate on good quality, and quantity meat and fat sources.
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