I have a 3 year old Great Dane with joint problems and sensitive skin and a 6 year old Great Dane with smaller frame who is very active and doesn't act like a senior at all. I was thinking about putting them on a really good healthy food and I've narrowed it down to Innova Large Breed. The only thing left to decide is whether I should put them both on Senior or Adult. On one hand the 6 year old is a senior and the 3 year old has joint problems, like senior dogs. On the other hand the 3 year old is an adult and my 6 year old is much more energetic and active than he is.
So I took the nutritional break down of both foods and found these to be the biggest differences in content:
Adult formula has more than extra 50% of Leucine, Folic Acid, Omega 3, Fiber than the Senior. Adult also has more than extra 25% of Fat, Biotin, Linoleic Acid as compared to the Senior. All other dosages are virtually the same.
So, in my case, are these extras good for my dogs, or is Senior the way to go?
2007-05-22
07:31:17
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Please don't forget to tell me why you think one is better. Thanks!
2007-05-22
07:32:07 ·
update #1
So far no one has answered my question. :o(
-I have already decided on the dog food type, so I am not interested in new dog brand suggestions or feeding raw.
-Both of these are large breed. One is for adults, one is for seniors.
Does no one know what these ingredients are and why it would benefit my dogs to have more or less of them?
Thank you.
2007-05-22
07:46:19 ·
update #2
K K - thank you so much for actually answering the question. This makes sense. Great advice!
2007-05-22
08:18:35 ·
update #3