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Reddit mentions of Chicken Soup For The Dog Lover'S Soul Dry Dog Food For Adult Dog, Large Breed Chicken Flavor, 35 Pound Bag
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Reddit mentions: 2
We found 2 Reddit mentions of Chicken Soup For The Dog Lover'S Soul Dry Dog Food For Adult Dog, Large Breed Chicken Flavor, 35 Pound Bag. Here are the top ones.
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- Animal Feeding Tests Using Association Of American Feed Control Officials Procedures Substantiated
- Chicken Soup For The Dog Lover'S Soul Large Breed Adult Dog Formula Provides Complete And Balanced Nutrition For All Life Stages.
- Calculated Metabolizable Energy 3,566 Kcals/Kg
- If You'Re Looking For An All Natural Dog Or Cat Food, Chicken Soup For The Pet Lover'S Soul Is For You.
- Made With Natural Ingredients, This Healthy Formula Will Make Your Pets Look And Feel Great!
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| Height | 16 Inches |
| Length | 27 Inches |
| Number of items | 1 |
| Size | 35 lb |
| Weight | 35 Pounds |
| Width | 6 Inches |
I'm afraid you won't find anything that's really that great for $1/lb. The closest I can think of is Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul. It is probably the best value-for-quality food. Lots of animal protein, no soy, no corn, no animal by-products, and most of the grains are whole grain.
I have worked at a pet food/supply store for four years and we carry everything from Purina Dog Chow (50 cents per pound) to Orijen (rated the last two years as the overall best dog food; $2.50 per pound).
EDIT: I'm not saying Whole Earth Farms is a bad food. For the price, you're getting really good value out of it. Merrick is a pretty good brand of food.
If you can find it locally, Chicken Soup for the Dog Lover's Soul is a quality food for the buck. Not grain free, but much better quality than purina or the like. Ridiculous name though... In the NW I can find it at Mini Pet Mart a bit cheaper than amazon, right around $1 per pound in a larger bag. Haven't compared prices to grocery store brands but at least for amazon prices, that's cheaper than or right in line with purina depending on what you pick.
I also find Taste of the Wild pretty affordable locally. It's a grain free dog food and is not terribly expensive here, though might be getting out of the purina range. I have a small dog so I just buy a 5lb bag which costs me about $12 (lasts me 3 weeks). Amazon has 30lb bags for $44 which is about $1.50 a lb, but it's a bit cheaper locally for me. Not sure how that compares to purina though.