- Is this food made for large breeds specifically?
- Yes. It is labeled for large-breed adult dogs, with calcium and phosphorus levels aimed at bigger bodies. It is not a puppy or senior formula.
- Does it contain chicken?
- Yes. Chicken and egg are the animal proteins, and corn and rice are the grains. Dogs with chicken or grain sensitivities should look elsewhere.
- How does it compare with Purina Pro Plan Large Breed?
- Pro Plan lists meat first and adds glucosamine for joints; this formula leads with grains and lists no joint supplements. It is the simpler, budget-leaning choice.
- How much should I feed a large dog?
- Follow the bag's feeding chart by weight, split into two meals, and adjust for activity. Transition over about a week by mixing with the old food.
- Is it suitable for puppies or senior dogs?
- No. It is an adult maintenance formula. Puppies need large-breed puppy food and seniors may do better on a senior recipe.
- What is in the bag?
- A single 34 lb bag of dry kibble. It is not resealable, so store it in an airtight container.
- Where is the Authority Everyday Health Large Breed Adult Dry Dog Food Chicken & Rice cheapest?
- At Petsmart, for $58.99, as of our latest check.