We're adopting a Chihuahua later tonight and we don't know what a good grand of dog food is for him.
It needs to be healthy, not TOO expensive, and come in small bites because he is small even for a Chihuahua.
The people who have him now will be giving us some of the food he is on now so we can gradually switch him to the kind we want, so don't worry about that.

Any suggestions?

could try hill's science diet
i use it for my cat, for our dogs we just get whatever

grats on your new dog

Thanks man



Hmmm. I'll look into it.

Moar suggestions tho.

i use a brand called "bakers" for my husky and little westie.

Maybe purina puppy or dog chow, I use puppy chow for my golden retriever puppy. It isn't to terribly expensive.

I hear science diet is awesome but kinda expensive I feed Eukanuba and my dogs love it and they have different blends for different breeds of dog so he will get the best nutrition for his breed

Try BARF Feeding - its the most natural way to feed your dog and since you only have a little one it would be pretty cheap.





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This post was edited by Sozzabell on Mar 24 2012 12:20pm

Science diet has propylene glycol in it... Which is a toxic ingredient used in Antifreeze/coolant. Lots of name brand dog foods do, it's actually super poisonous to dogs. I feed my pup Blue Buffalo.

This post was edited by 1hitko2 on Apr 21 2012 03:21am

Same here, and he loves it! Very natural ingredients, however, some vets don't recommend switching right off too it, because it can be too "rich" for them, and can give them diarrhea.