Most dogs don't need grain-free, just like most humans don't need gluten-free. It's kind of a fad.
Conversely, there are some established (though not completely understood) links between grain-free foods and canine heart disease. My own vet has had some experience with this in her practice and, at her urging, I switched to grain-inclusive kibbles about a year ago for my two dogs. Like LeoRose, I feed ProPlan, because it works for them. Results may vary.
Conversely, there are some established (though not completely understood) links between grain-free foods and canine heart disease. My own vet has had some experience with this in her practice and, at her urging, I switched to grain-inclusive kibbles about a year ago for my two dogs. Like LeoRose, I feed ProPlan, because it works for them. Results may vary.
