Expensive does not always mean better. My dog did best on a mid-priced food that the vet was happy with.
I spent a lot of money on fancy dog food and honestly can’t tell if it made any difference. Did anyone actually notice a change?
I switched to a more expensive dog food because people kept saying it would improve coat, energy, and digestion. My dog seems fine, but I can't tell if it was worth it.
Users said expensive dog food is not automatically better, but the right formula can help digestion, skin, coat, and energy for some dogs.
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I did notice a difference in my dog's coat, but only after switching from a food that clearly was not agreeing with him.
For us the change was digestion. Less gas, better stool, and fewer stomach issues made the higher price worth it.
I got pulled into the marketing too. Now I ask my vet and read the label instead of trusting pretty packaging.
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