Take the HappyDog back to the shop if you haven't opened it already. It's like they took the formula for a good food and then added 5 crappy ingredients on top.of it. If you scratch off the first 5, it actually would be an OK good.... Buuutttt considering the first 5 ingredients it's basically a bag of flour.

Ingredients wise Eagle pack is a decent food that has been around for a long time. It does go through phases of being hard to find or unavaliable which makes me shy away from it (although I seem to remember they have changed the importer a couple of years ago and it has been more stable since then). Also price wise it is in a very precarious band at the very top of 'non-grain free foods' where you might actually save money in the long run by topping up a little more and going grain free (as a dog should eat less grain free food than they do the lower protein foods) or buying 2 brands and mixing (so take a bag of Eagle Pack and mix with a bag of something like Merrick grain free). 
You could also consider something like NutriSource Lamb and Rice which is priced between HappyDog and Eagle Pack but has a similar makeup to EaglePack (I have been feeding NutrSource to boarding dogs/some of my own dogs for at least 3 years now and have found nothing that comes even close as far as quality for the money you pay).

Guise i have a soon to be 3 months old rottie and she is on a fosh4dogs puppy diet.

Im planning to switch to orijen but not sure if i should buy the chicken or the fish one.

Anyone could help me out? Thanks.

Why do you want to switch foods? The answer to that will determine if either formula suits you better or (which is more often the case) it doesnt  matter which you choose.
Saying that, unless a puppy is on a really crappy food, its not so advisable to switch foods for a puppy under 5-6 months old. For a large breed (like you have) its not such a big concern but still if there is no specific need i would delay for a couple of months as Fish4 isnt a particularly bad food.

Hi all, anyone knows where to buy Fish4dogs Superior Puppy Food Complete (12kg) with good price. Preferably around Subang area. Bought it from IPC last time @ RM 369 (after 10% discount), but prefer not to go all way to IPC and not sure if they still have the same discount.

*Looking for 12kg one because I have two puppies and they can finish it in 3-4 months.

Also, any recommend dog food to change after they reach 12 months?

Thank you so much in advance for any advice.

any one can recommend me the cheapest dog food?
how much per bag (Kg)

for my house stray dog...........

Alpo and Pedigree consider cheap but quality you know la....
Or you can cook some rice (left over) and give some chicken meat and chicken skins... please remove the bones though except for softbones.

mine one is adult (more than 7 year old)

what we do now is prepare the chicken head, cook it
put in freezer

when we want to fetch her, just take out and let it defroze and let her eat

Take the HappyDog back to the shop if you haven't opened it already. It's like they took the formula for a good food and then added 5 crappy ingredients on top.of it. If you scratch off the first 5, it actually would be an OK good.... Buuutttt considering the first 5 ingredients it's basically a bag of flour.

Ingredients wise Eagle pack is a decent food that has been around for a long time. It does go through phases of being hard to find or unavaliable which makes me shy away from it (although I seem to remember they have changed the importer a couple of years ago and it has been more stable since then). Also price wise it is in a very precarious band at the very top of 'non-grain free foods' where you might actually save money in the long run by topping up a little more and going grain free (as a dog should eat less grain free food than they do the lower protein foods) or buying 2 brands and mixing (so take a bag of Eagle Pack and mix with a bag of something like Merrick grain free). 
You could also consider something like NutriSource Lamb and Rice which is priced between HappyDog and Eagle Pack but has a similar makeup to EaglePack (I have been feeding NutrSource to boarding dogs/some of my own dogs for at least 3 years now and have found nothing that comes even close as far as quality for the money you pay).

did anyone heard earthborn & nutrisource dog food before? how is it compare to acana, addiction or totw?

http://www.earthbornholisticpetfood.com/intl

http://www.nutrisourcepetfoods.com/nutrisource/

bcause the pet shop recommend it to me.

Which pet shop is that? Need to get NutriSource