We are looking to change from generic Purina large breed puppy food to something a little more tailored to what a hunting dog/active dog might need. My vet yesterday recommended Royal Canin Labrador retriever puppy food, because it’s specifically made for that breed (she buys the breed-specific Royal Canin food for her dog). It’s $109 per 30 lb bag, and I’m just wondering if there is something comparable that’s maybe not $100 a month. Whatcha got?

Purina Pro Sport, Victor Performance.

My dogs stay healthy on this. It doesn’t take much either.

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Thank you both.

I was feeding Purina Pro Plan Performance 30/20. The price for 37# bag 70$. Switched to Nutrena Loyall Chicken and Brown Rice. My dog still maintaining weight, coat shiny, stools are firm, endurance is optimum. https://www.tractorsupply.com/tsc/p...RRqGtAuD7FYH5GVXBZ8iGpf9rBoCOOEQAvD_BwE.

I feed Pro Plan Sport 30/20. My lab does fantastic on it.

Eukanuba or Pro Plan - can't go wrong with either.

Pro Plan is a few bucks cheaper. We have fed both, but have fed strictly Eukanuba for about 8.5 years now (Labs are 9 & 10).

I feed the pro plan sport 30/20 as well. But have been looking to switch with the price increases. But none of the good foods are cheap. Have been looking at inshunka sp?

I feed my pointers Showtime 30/20. Good solid stools.
$30 per 50lb bag.

Diamond Naturals for Extreme Athletes.

check ratings on brands you prefer - https://www.dogfoodadvisor.com/

Awesome. Thank you for the replies.

Almost doubled in price last couple years…

Victor Plus 30/20 (teal bag, found at TSC or Atwoods), been feeding it for over 15 years, switched from Pro Plan. Priced somewhat reasonable and great results.

Valu-Pak - Silver Bag

https://www.specialty-feeds.com/valu-pak-free-24-20.html

My Lab has done really well on it over the past few years. Pretty good pricing at $40 for a 50lb bag.