Top Ten: BEST brands of dog food to feed your dog

What is the best brand of food to feed my dog? What do you mean by 'best'? Like healthy best, safest best, cheapest best, active best, best for old dogs....the list could go on forever! Luckily, I've made a list of the dog food that fits all of these, so you can have a food that is healthy, safe, cheap, active, and is good for old dogs!

#10: Merrick Grain Free

Merrick is a good dog food because it is grain-free, meaning it has none of the fillers such as corn or wheat. Instead, it uses healthy fillers such as sweet potatoes, blueberries, peas, and apples. It also features deboned beef as the first ingredient and lamb as the second. It has acids such as Omega 6 and Omega 3, which helps reduce joint swelling and helps the dog stay mobile, even in the later years in life.

#9: Taste of the Wild

Taste of the Wild is a good food because it is grain-free, so it is good for not having fillers. It also has wild meat such as bison and vension. It also features plenty of fruits and vegetables. Beware though,many dog owners claimed that this food made their dog have a bad skin reaction and caused them to be itchy. All dogs react differently to food, so you'll have to see what is best for your pup.

#8: Diamond

Diamond comes in many different varieties, such as Hi-Energy, for dogs that need to make energy quickly, as if the dog is a hound that needs to be running. It has a grain-free version, as well. It has flaxseed, which is plenty of fatty acids that are needed for a healthy lifestyle. It has chicken as the first ingredient, as well. Another bonus feature that dog owners love about this food is that it is made in the United States, in Missouri, as a matter of fact.

#7: Blue Wilderness

Blue Buffalo is famous for making high-quality dog foods that have features such as chopped lamb and fish as the first ingrediants and has healthy vitamins in every peice of kibble. Blue Wilderness comes in different kinds to suit your dog, and if you want a leaner meat version you can buy the lamb and brown rice flavor.

#6: Canidae All Stages

This food has four forms of meat, which is chicken, lamb, fish, and turkey. It also has It also doesn't have corn and wheat and has brown rice as the grains. Another bonus of this food is that it can be used throughout the dogs whole life so you don't have to change the formula. From puppy, to senior.

#5: Hills Science Diet

Hills Science Diet always has chicken as the first and formost ingrediant, and has brewers rice, which has plenty of caloric energy a dog needs. However, brewers rice is a grain, so if your dog is allergic to grain, you can't feed this to him. And vets do recomend this food.

#4: Purina Pro Plan

This is probally the best out of all of Purina' s products. It has chicken as the first ingrediant, unlike other Purina products which has chicken-by products. And rare in foods, it has beef fat, or tallow, which doesn't sound tasty but is very good for a dog. However, this food has a lot of grains, but none of them is corn.

#3: Royal Canin

Royal Canin is ranked as a very good food because they have a large team of experts that test and trial the foods. If you have a dog that needs a breed-specific food, Royal Canin has twenty-seven breeds to choose from! However, chicken-by product is the main source of protein, so beware.

#2: Natures Logic

Natures Logic is ranked as an above-average dog food because it has unique ingredients such as pumpkin seeds, a good source of fiber, and montmorillonite clay, an item that is credited by the USDA as a naturally occurring source of protein. The meat in this food is dried egg, dried chicken liver, chicken fat, and chicken meal, which has 300% more protein than plain chicken.

#1: Wellness Core

To begin with, Wellness Core has fish and flaxseed, which together, provides high amounts of fatty acids that keep the coat shiny and smooth. Many dog owners claimed that this food made their dogs more active instead of laying around. It also has no grains and uses fruits and vegetables instead. The main sources of meat depends on the food you buy, with this one being turkey and chicken.

Before buying a new food, please experiment with your dog and see which one suits him best. Happy reading, and of course, Canine Good!