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Originally Posted by popsy
Yes - but Lily's is fresh organic MEAT and orijen is meat MEAL - which is dried carcass and skin and any other leftovers ground into a powder, which is not digestible to dogs and full of very unsavoury stuff. Lil'ys is also organic - which means no additives, guaranteed. I think my dog is worth it! costs under 2 quid a day to feed him - less than a pint. BTW protein quality is much more important than just looking at the quantity. .. if you ate chopped shoes, that would be protein, but it would make you verrrrrry windy.
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I think you'll find that the bit of your post that I've highlighted is actually called derivatives, as far as I'm aware meat meal is rendered meat. I'm not impressed with the amount of grains in Lily's, organic or not dogs do not need grains in their food.
edited to add that the first ingredient in Orijen is meat not meat meal.
Terri