Successful in created a leading natural brand of pet products including supplements, foods, treats, and product for coat and skin care has made Solid Gold as the leader in the holistic nutrition for dogs for over thirty years. With all the features such as natural, free from preservatives chemical and holistic, Solid Gold Dog Food has become the healthy brand for dog food.

For more than three decades, Solid Gold Dog Food has been a fore-runner in holistic and premium nutrition. For their beneficial characteristic, Solid Gold Uses only high grade herbs and grains, USDA meats, and other healthy ingredients which have been developed only using premium quality and natural ingredients.

As the perfect dog food, Solid Gold Dog Food use only what have been provided in nature. Artificial flavorings or colors to the various formulas, by-products, salt and sugar beet pulp are examples of harmful chemical that have never been used. Three of the top food allergens for canines such as soy, corn and wheat have also never been used in any of their diets dog food.

USDA meats are used because they are free from hormones and antibiotics. Muscle meat is the only meat used by Solid Gold Dog Food unlike most commercial product which use some form of meat by-products. The beneficial essential fatty acids in nut, unsaturated vegetable and seed oils have been used instead of using animal fat.

To make sure overall healthy for your dog, Solid Gold used a wide range of beneficial ingredients. The grains used include brown rice, oatmeal, barley, and millet while lamb, bison, beef and ocean fish are included in meats. Potato, carrots, Blueberries and cranberries are excellent additional food sources provided for the antioxidants.

Solid Gold dog food has developed high quality products by taking great care in the selection of excellent quality ingredients and leaving out the bad for over thirty years. Among dog owners and breeders Solid Gold products have become top selection to consider when looking for their dog food.

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