Gun Dog Forum

Hi Everyone,

Anyone use this? How did your dogs do? Was it easier to maintain your dogs weight during the off season?

Or do you have another maintenance dog food that you use?

Hondo

Loyall Active Adult year round. I just adjust the quantity depending on their of activity throughout the year.

original mngsp wrote:Loyall Active Adult year round. I just adjust the quantity depending on their of activity throughout the year.

I use their High Performance year round and do the same thing. My dogs do well on it.

I am feeding Active Adult through the summer. Last winter I fed the High Performance and the dogs did great on it.


Here is a great way to get Loyall coupons.

Just go to the following web address
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Feel free to pass this along to all your friends and family that have not done this.
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This does give me credit for a referral if the person filling this out does not feed Loyall.

I feed the professional one year round. Just less in the summer

I had my GSP on Active during season and Maint off-season. I couldn't seem to keep her weight on her until switching to Pro Plan. Now she's more muscular than ever and I'm pleased.

Professional is definitely the way to go. I couldn't keep eight on with active either which is why I switched. Loyall Professional has been the absolute best food for my guy, and I tried a lot trying to find one

I was reading last night that several of these foods were tested by the State of Illinois last year and were found to be deficient in the guaranteed nutrients.

MonsterDad wrote:I was reading last night that several of these foods were tested by the State of Illinois last year and were found to be deficient in the guaranteed nutrients.

Any links?

http://truthaboutpetfood.com/failed-guarantee

This woman is on AAFCO boards as a consumer advocate, she would know.