Suggestion for new food for my Bulldog?

I’ve had a few Bulldogs, and one of them lived to be 14 and a half years old. I currently have another Bulldog. I’ve always fed them Orijen Six Fishes dog food. It’s a bit expensive, but it’s high-quality and I think it’s helped reduce vet visits and allergies.

We use Diamond Beef for our Bulldog. She has a chicken allergy as do many Bulldogs that affected her tear ducts.

We feed ours Redford salmon and sweet potato, from Pet Supplies Plus. No skin issues and VERY little gas. She does great with it. Kinda pricey, but well worth it!

Zignature Kangaroo works best for my dog.

We were dealing with a ton of allergies issues, we went with a raw diet and supplements and the issues cleared right up.

Royal Canin Bulldog for biscuit

Meats as follows:
Salmon in sunflower oil
Mackeral in sunflower oil
Tuna in sunflower oil
Cooked chicken
Cooked mince
Cooked turkey
Everyday is different for meat

My suggestion avoid red meat and chicken….. I feed my Bullie with salmon and sweet potatoes… I used those brands Merrick or Whole Hearted or Sam’s Brand or Cotsco..

I used Wellness for over 11 years for my boy. I now use Gentle Giant for my girl and the new frenchy. Both have been great.

I make my own. Chicken breast, beef liver, sweet potatoes, mixed veggies, carrots, rice. I also give a multivitamin daily. Sometimes he gets eggs mixed in if I have not cooked the chicken that day. He is 4 now and has been on this diet since he was a puppy and he is doing fantastic.

We use Royal Canine HP by prescription. Prior to that we did a salmon and pea formula with limited ingredients.

Nutro Adult Healthy Weight Lamb (chicken doesn’t sit well with my Peanut).

Fresh Pet… It’s in the pet stores., and at Walmart it’s in the little refrigerator in the pet food section…

Ours apparently had beef allergy. Started duck and potato, looks way better!! Was losing hair in patches before and got very thin. He looks great now! The other Bulldog eats anything and has no allergies!

Salmon and whole grains, no fillers. A relatively affordable brand such as Blue Wilderness is our favorite and vet approved.

Ours love Fromm salmon, duck and lamb recipes.