So I ran to one of our pet stores around here to get a long leash for the back yard (my little pup has been escaping and reached the road this morning before I could catch him… they're so fast!) and the owner was talking to me about good toys for chewing blah blah. He asked what I was feeding him and I said Orijen which they don't carry anymore and I get from a different store. He said that he stopped selling the food because their main carbohydrate is potatoes and has a high glycemic index and can give dogs diabetes. He recommended I switch to a product called O/G by Darford as it's main carbohydrate is peas and buckwheat. It's first ingredient is turkey, the second is chicken meal. Here's the link to the ingredients list:
http://www.darford.com/products.php?pl=6&pr=33
They claim to be zero grain, zero glutens and zero GMO's. (genetically modified something or other)
So Orijen has more vegetables and fruit, which one is better?
http://www.dogfoodanalysis.com/dog_food_reviews/showproduct.php?product=2298&cat=8
He also told me about a dehydrated dog food product called NRG:
The ingredients list is on the left hand side:
http://www.nrgpetproducts.com/optimum.html
Any ideas? The O/G is about the same price as Orijen