I have owned 3 dogs, including my new cockapoo puppy, and I was told 
by my vet and all three breeders that Science Diet, Eukanuba, and Pro 
Plan are the best.  My schnauzer breeder said to feed Science Diet, 
my maltipoo Eukanuba, and my cockapoo Pro Plan.  I switched my 
cockapoo over to Eukanuba though when we brought her home from the 
breeder.  She responded to it very well. Her stool showed no 
problems, she eats it ravenously, and she's growing like crazy!  Her 
coat is also very fluffy and beautiful.  My maltipoo responded well 
to Eukanuba as well.  My cockapoo's trainer at Petco is a Science 
Diet advocate, but she was stilll impressed that I was feeding 
Eukanuba.  It is very healthy...I use the Lamb & Rice puppy formula, 
I think it's tecnically called Eukanuba Naturals or something like 
that.  It comes in a tan bag with hot pink and purple backgrounds for 
the lettering.  The pup on the front of the bag is white with brown 
spots.  I pay about $9 per bag at Petco for the 4lb. bag, and $7.99 
at Petsmart.  They also sell it in bigger bags.

--- In [email protected], "nezdt" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> I recently got an 8 week old cockapoo puppy. She was given Hill's 
> Science Diet by the breeder, but the ingredient list really doen's 
seem 
> too healthy. I started giving her Solid Gold puppy food, but I 
notice 
> her stool was soft. She has been on the Solid Gold for 4 weeks now 
and 
> her stool is still soft, so I am thinking of changing to another 
brand. 
> Any thoughts on a good brand for a puppy that is healthy?
>




 
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