For Seniors & Less Active Dogs
Reviewed Product
Pros: made in Texas
Cons: glucosamine & chondroitin aren't listed on the label
Reviewed: 5 months ago -- Wednesday, February 20, 2008
Review Details
The first time I heard about Muenster dog food was from Howard Garrett, ('the dirt doctor.') It contains diatomaceous earth, an ingredient that some ranchers give to their livestock to help control internal parasites. If you don't like corn or wheat in your dog food, you won't like Muensters because ground corn & wheat are listed as the first two ingredients. It also contains omega 3's which helps with inflammation including arthritis. It contains chicken meal which I read was more nutritious than just plain 'chicken, ' & it appears to be loaded with vitamins & minerals. Although it lists yeast culture as an ingredient I'm not sure if that would be considered a probiotic or not.
Review Helpfulness
2 out of 2 users found this review helpful.
Did you find this review helpful?
Product In Use:
