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A few weeks ago I shared with you about our chihuahua-mix, Venus, and her nutritional needs. Venus has a grain allergy which makes it difficult to find a food that she can tolerate and will enjoy eating. For the past three weeks Venus has been trying out a new line from Pinnacle® Pet Foods, and today we're going to share our thoughts on the food itself and how it worked for Venus.
What is Pinnacle?
Pinnacle was started in 1998 by it's parent company, Breeders Choice, which has been in business since 1947. Breeders Choice started production of Pinnacle to offer a more holistic option to consumers from a known and trusted brand. Pinnacle uses limited, high quality ingredients and carefully prepares them to preserve their nutritional value and fine flavors. Pinnacle strives to offer natural and wholesome foods that are rich in everything your pet needs to thrive, and to be free of anything that may cause harm. Pinnacle is also manufactured in our California plant right here in the United States.
What is Pinnacle?
Pinnacle was started in 1998 by it's parent company, Breeders Choice, which has been in business since 1947. Breeders Choice started production of Pinnacle to offer a more holistic option to consumers from a known and trusted brand. Pinnacle uses limited, high quality ingredients and carefully prepares them to preserve their nutritional value and fine flavors. Pinnacle strives to offer natural and wholesome foods that are rich in everything your pet needs to thrive, and to be free of anything that may cause harm. Pinnacle is also manufactured in our California plant right here in the United States.
Pinnacle Grain Free Chicken & Vegetable Recipe
Like mentioned above, this recipe is grain free, which means it's free from rice, wheat, corn, and other grains commonly used as filler or can be common allergens.
Chicken in the main ingredient, and the only animal protein in this recipe. It also contains sweet potato (which is high in antioxidants), quinoa (which supports muscle development) as well as omega-3 rich flax seed and kelp meal to support a healthy immune system.
The feeding guidelines given are perfect for dogs already at their optimal adult weight, but because Venus is overweight, we fed her according to what her optimal weight should be to make sure she's not overeating and to help her to loose weight as well. We fill in her hunger with fat free yet healthy foods like carrot sticks.
Over the past three weeks I've noticed a great increase in Venus' energy - she has started running around again and has much more endurance on our daily walks, to where she can walk further and faster each day! After a small bout of shedding, Venus' coat is much more shiny and soft, and smells more clean too. Her poops are smaller and more regular, indicating that her body is able to use more of the nutrition she's digesting vs her old food.
Venus is an overall more happy and healthy dog since beginning a Pinnacle Grain Free diet.
You can also connect with Pinnacle on Facebook & Twitter, and find more info on their website.
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