Solid Gold

• 08-03-2008 8:51 AM

  Benedict Joined on 05-30-2006 England Posts 5,219 Points 770

  Solid Gold Reply Contact  I just found out I can get this here, from the same place I order Ben's Orijen from.  I know Orijen is great and he does well on it but I'd love to occasionally throw in a different protein source.  He's on 6 Fresh Fish now, but was wondering what people had to say about Solid Gold, the WolfKing and MMillenia varieties especially.  I know they're not grain free, I am OK with that, and I know barley can be a risk but Ben has zero allergy issues.  Kate - Dog.community Administrator Jokers to the right.

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• 08-03-2008 10:13 AM

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  JoAnnDe Joined on 01-16-2007 Clearwater, FL Posts 1,211 Points 0

  Re: Solid Gold Reply Contact I used to feed Solid Gold Turkey & Whitefish.    I called and asked them for the complete nutritional analysis and they couldn't provide it, so I stopped using it.   I figure if they can't provide that information then I don't want anything to do with them - but that's just me - I'm weird that way :) People ask me if I think dogs go to heaven. I respond: Of course they do ! Heaven could only BE heaven if dogs are there Prancer: June(ish) 2006 - 13# poodle mix - rescue Michelle: 1994 - 2007. English Cocker Spaniel - shelter. RIP sweetheart - I'll see you again someday

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• 08-03-2008 10:29 AM

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  brookcove Joined on 09-10-2007 Semora, North Carolina, USA Posts 4,317 Points 335

  Re: Solid Gold Reply Contact Mine did great on Mmillenia.  They changed the formula slightly since then and I didn't like the new formula - I think it was something about the grains they use now - I was using it mainly for that particular makeup of carbs it offered. Becca Shouse Maggie and Zhi (queen bees), Ben, Gus, Cord, Rocky, Ted (BCs), Lu and Tully (Maremma flock guardians) "Protect, Herd, Love" Irena Farm, Semora, NC "We didn't have a phone, and we couldn't call you!" Helen, AIDS orphan. Don't let them die of ignorance - WorldHelp.net "I-Dog Biggest Loser" Official Cheerleader/Mascot Start 09/15/08: 186.4 lbs Current 185.5 lbs

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• 08-03-2008 10:39 AM

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  Benedict Joined on 05-30-2006 England Posts 5,219 Points 770	Re: Solid Gold Reply Contact  Hmm, good to know...thanks ladies! Kate - Dog.community Administrator Jokers to the right.
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• 08-03-2008 11:51 AM

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  kpwlee Joined on 06-16-2006 North Carolina Posts 3,993 Points 380

  Re: Solid Gold Reply Contact  Bugsy eats Barking at the Moon and does well on it.  We have also used Mmillenia mixed with Barking to keep the protein levels up.  We tried Wolfking but that didn't agree with Bugs - no idea why it should not have been an allergy issue Our next bag of kibble will be the Orjen fish  "I think Karen should get a BC next time because she deserves a more mellow laid back dog! Or a Maremma because she needs a more clingy, biddable, easily trained dog." Brookcove 2008

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• 08-04-2008 7:09 AM

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  stardog85 Joined on 09-10-2007 South Carolina, USA Posts 1,479 Points 105	Re: Solid Gold Reply Contact We use Mmillenia here fairly regularly and the girls seem to do well on it.  It's actually one of the less expensive quality foods around here, so that's nice, and I've never had any issue with bad stools, etc.   Erin, the Amazing Maggie Mae, and Super Puppy Ziva
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• 08-04-2008 9:01 AM

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  Jewlieee Joined on 03-23-2007 MI Posts 5,712 Points 4,170	Re: Solid Gold Reply Contact  Dakota did really well on it. Neiko didn't though. I'm thinking of trying it again at some point but who knows.
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• 08-05-2008 10:44 PM

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  marlania Joined on 09-10-2007 South Louisiana Posts 2,094 Points 85	Re: Solid Gold Reply Contact My three eat Wolf King, and they do great on it. They'd eat anything, honestly, so it's nothing to switch their foods. The actual diet, however, really works for them. Can I have my 4000-something posts back? Pretty please?
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