What type of dog food do you give your dogs?

Do you change you dog food or stick with the same kind?Also what is a good food for a puppies, teen dogs and a possibly female dog?

I feed a Raw Diet but it is a good idea to rotate foods and meat sources. If you got the same diet all your life you would be lacking in certain nutrients. Different meats offer different nutrients as do different brands. Actually that is the awesome thing with Natures Variety. Their food is formulated for rotation. If you go to their website they explain the whole rotation concept and the huge benefits.

Orijen

I do change my dog's food after every bag. Many feel this is bad for a dog and will give them diarrhea but this is only true if a dog has only been fed one food for a long time. A dog with a varied diet is much healthier and less likely to develop protein source allergies. My dog has no problem switching foods because she is used to having all different kinds of foods. But I always make sure it is grain free and high moisture. So if it is dry I add water. I am currently looking into switching her to a raw food diet but I am not done with my research yet.

Some dogs like tin food but our dogs like frozen chicken which we buy from Salisbury's for about £3.49 for a big bag ,pork liver they also love which you can also buy in Sainsburys pre packed, or tripe rolls in different flavours they sell them in Lidl, Wilkinsons.Hope this helpsKaren

Taste of the Wild which is an all life stages kibble. I chose this brand of kibble because its grain free, the ingredients listed would be easy for a dog to digest & not full of cheap bulking ingredients, which are typically found in cheap supermarket brands.I also feed raw meat, fresh chicken carcasses & large bones which are nature's toothbrush & keep my dog's teeth white & gums healthy [not at the same time as kibble as they are digested differently]

A raw diet.

I feed TOTW like Memphis does... and I do give raw too, but I cannot give a whole fresh chicken carcass or LARGE bone without there being a horrific mess! But my dogs are... well... about as big as the chicken.

Any high quality grain fee dog food basicallyCurrently Acana Grasslands & on occasion Nature's Variety Instinct Beef & LambFor the most part I stick with Orijen/Acana