Orijen, acana, nutrisca, ziwipeak... Best dog foods out there. Orijen most likely number one. It's a bit high in protein though, and while its not harmful, it's just not needed, which is why I'll likely be going with acana after my current bag of orijen is used up. Same company as orijen, just different formula, really. You can go to dogfoodanalysis.com or dogfoodadvisor.com to look up all of the above brands, as well as other brands you might hear of and see why they're good, or bad. Other brands that are good, just not as high up there as orijen and the others, are taste of the wild, Merricks, Evo, Evangers, wellness core and blue wilderness, which you're feeding. My dogs also get raw meaty bones twice a week for dental hygiene... Their teeth and gums are healthier than they've ever been. It's amazing how well they clean... Not to mention, very healthy. My favorite is raw beef ribs and lamb shanks, but you can ask local butchers for beef knuckles and other cheap bones as well. I also give my dogs a lightly poached egg once or twice a week.. The whole egg must be fed though in order for the nutrients in it to balance out. Feeding only the egg white can result in a vitamin deficiency, but when fed WITH the yolk, it's incredibly healthy. The shell is also a good source of calcium. Edit; Curious as to why I'm being thumbed down. For giving correct information, rather than recommending whatever clueless vets sponsor? Or what is being shown on tv? It doesn't take a genius to look at a brand like pedigree and see its terrible. If people want to feed their dogs byproducts, which could be literally any part of an animal, grains, which cause allergies, and corn, which is hard to digest and devoid of nutrients.., fine. But I'd rather feed an appropriate, meat based kibble. I can't do raw,so that's the least I can do.

it depends where you go to buy the test. if i were you i'd go to a walmart or something, [not walgreens]-expensive! they have cheaper ones that work jus as well as the name brand ones.

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Innova is a great quality food ingredients wise. The only problem with the food was that it was bought by Proctor and Gamble who makes IAMS - they are known for animal testing so it's not a company I'd choose to buy from. My food suggestion that have awesome ingredients are: Orijen (best dog food out there), Acana (less costly, made by same company as Orijen, slightly lower quality but still awesome), Blue Buffalo Wilderness, Wellness Core, Merrick Grain-Free, GO NOW! (by Petcurean), or Taste of the Wild. All can be bought at high quality pet stores or on line. I personally feed my pups Orijen Regional Red with a wild fish oil supplement. Don't be fooled by Science Diets (or Medi-Cal or any other "science" or "vet" diets) high price or "vet recomeneded" status - it's not better then Purina or IAMS really.

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Well, the better dog food is not necessarily cheap, but it is more cost effective than feeding a lower priced dog food. The cheaper dog food contains lots of cereal - your dog can't digest grains properly and he gets little to no benefit from them. And, because the cheaper dog food is cereal and grain based, you have to feed more to satisfy your dog and keep him weight on him I would recommend Wellness Core, or even Taste of the Wild which is not that expensive but a good food. Also Blue Buffalo, Merrick, Halo, Orijen, Innova, but they are a bit higher priced. Just look at the ingredients and meat should be the first ingredient, with no by-products, no wheat, corn, gluten BHA or BHT.

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I have one cat the likes to pee in one corner of the litterbox and the whole corner turns into a huge, giant clump of litter, so I know exactly what you're talking about. The best litter I've found is Dr. Elsey's Precious Cat Ultra. It's clay based and clumps really well, and the best thing about it is that it's virtually dust free. I previously used World's Best and Swheat Scoop, but I really like Precious cat much better. I get it at my local PetSmart and it costs about $16.00 for 40 pounds. You may also want to consider getting a second litter box and see if that helps too. Good luck and hope this helps.