Last week I was running low on the dog food I usually get for my eight year old Lab. Of course the only grocery store in town was out of it. They were the last time too and I had gone to another variety then promising to return the next time. Usually I get Purina Active Senior 7®, but had gone with the Purina Healthy Bites®. This time she had about two days worth left so I could technically wait for the truck to arrive with the order, which I was assured had my usual variety on it. I started reading labels just out of curiosity and no surprise the dog foods, and I mean all the dog foods, had the main ingredient of corn or wheat. Meat was several items down the list, and then with rare exception they didn’t list what kind of meat; just the generic meat or meat by-product. I knew dog food in the grocery stores weren’t exactly the highest quality available especially since the price is low to mid-range for most budgets, and getting higher. I happened to see an ingredient I hadn’t seen before, and I suppose I should have read the labels sooner – it’s been years. Animal Digest was right in the middle of the list. What? That sounds like a magazine, but I don’t think they put magazines into dog food. I did find a five pound bag of the usual stuff I get and there it was in there too. I had to look that up and see what it was.