K9 Genetics food?

NHIceGSD · 11-17-2007, 08:51 AM

Has anyone ever heard of/used K9 Genetics food? I was desperatly trying to avoid cleaning the house, so I was poking around new dog food websites and found them.

You fill out a short questionaire regarding your dogs breed/weight/age and any special needs they may have along with a genetic sample, and they formulate a dog food especially for your pet, along with a month of dog treats for $60, delivered right to your door.

Now, I'm not going to rush out and change food quite yet, but I wanted some input..... have any of you used them? Is their food comparable to Innova/California Natural ect??

mandelyn82 · 11-17-2007, 12:24 PM

I've never heard of them, but if it's formulated for your pet really, and not a marketing scheme, then I'd say it has to be a good food... depending on the ingredients they're using.

Now, if they market it nicely but really they have bins marked "big dog with bad thyroid"... "Lab with corn allergy".... "large breed puppy"... "over weight beagle"... then all they're doing is what you can do yourself with consumer education.

You're paying them for their food to take away the guessing at "which food to buy". They decide for you based on your dogs stats.

If the price is comparable to what you already spend, and they use all natural ingredients, I'd say try it because then you wouldn't have to think about if you're feeding the right food or not.

If they deliver... then you don't even have to make a dog food trip either.

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11-17-2007, 08:51 AM
NHIceGSD Yearling Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 819	K9 Genetics food? Has anyone ever heard of/used K9 Genetics food? I was desperatly trying to avoid cleaning the house, so I was poking around new dog food websites and found them. You fill out a short questionaire regarding your dogs breed/weight/age and any special needs they may have along with a genetic sample, and they formulate a dog food especially for your pet, along with a month of dog treats for $60, delivered right to your door. Now, I'm not going to rush out and change food quite yet, but I wanted some input..... have any of you used them? Is their food comparable to Innova/California Natural ect?? __________________ Be Something You Love and Understand~ Lynard Skynard

11-17-2007, 12:24 PM
mandelyn82 Coming two Join Date: Aug 2005 Location: Ft. Campbell, KY Posts: 1,977	I've never heard of them, but if it's formulated for your pet really, and not a marketing scheme, then I'd say it has to be a good food... depending on the ingredients they're using. Now, if they market it nicely but really they have bins marked "big dog with bad thyroid"... "Lab with corn allergy".... "large breed puppy"... "over weight beagle"... then all they're doing is what you can do yourself with consumer education. You're paying them for their food to take away the guessing at "which food to buy". They decide for you based on your dogs stats. If the price is comparable to what you already spend, and they use all natural ingredients, I'd say try it because then you wouldn't have to think about if you're feeding the right food or not. If they deliver... then you don't even have to make a dog food trip either. __________________ "The more people I meet the more I love my German Shepherd"