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Hi everyone!
Now, I've been through the old posts about dog food, and I've read through other info online, but I am just plain confused.
Sorry to bring this topic up again.
Like many of you, I've spent a small fortune on kibble to feed my picky Peanut. Right now Peanut is eating Bil-Jac puppy. It's the only food he willing eats everyday. I've read mixed reviews on Bil-jac, but he's actually eating, so I don't really want to change food again.
But, he's been chewing on his feet more than he chews on his toys. His feet look like they have tear stains on them. I read that the feet chewing is because of allergies. I assume it's something in the food. Also, everyone has talked about the "small firm stools with little smell". On the Bil-Jacs, Peanuts #2's are really long and soft and really stinky. Sorry, to be gross. I spoke with my vet about all of this, but she was just so relieved to hear that Peanut was finally eating. So really I am looking for opinions from people who really know how picky these little ones can be.
Also, Bil jac adult has just as much fat as bil jac puppy, which is another concern since I am about to introduce an adult food. Should I do half bil jac and half Canidae (or any better recomendation).
Whew! Sorry this is so long. It'll never happen again
It's my first real post! Thanks so much in advance to anyone who reads this whole thing!!
Alissa
Now, I've been through the old posts about dog food, and I've read through other info online, but I am just plain confused.

Like many of you, I've spent a small fortune on kibble to feed my picky Peanut. Right now Peanut is eating Bil-Jac puppy. It's the only food he willing eats everyday. I've read mixed reviews on Bil-jac, but he's actually eating, so I don't really want to change food again.
But, he's been chewing on his feet more than he chews on his toys. His feet look like they have tear stains on them. I read that the feet chewing is because of allergies. I assume it's something in the food. Also, everyone has talked about the "small firm stools with little smell". On the Bil-Jacs, Peanuts #2's are really long and soft and really stinky. Sorry, to be gross. I spoke with my vet about all of this, but she was just so relieved to hear that Peanut was finally eating. So really I am looking for opinions from people who really know how picky these little ones can be.
Also, Bil jac adult has just as much fat as bil jac puppy, which is another concern since I am about to introduce an adult food. Should I do half bil jac and half Canidae (or any better recomendation).
Whew! Sorry this is so long. It'll never happen again

Alissa