Luna is about 6/7 months old. She's currently eating about 2 cups of California Naturals Chicken and Rice (over 500 cal/cup, so it's dense!) plus treats, some peanut butter and kibble in a kong most days... and the odd wet-food frozen food cube. We haven't been all that strict with her diet. She's probably between 30 and 35lbs now (just got spayed and I haven't weighed her since then).
We're moving toward raw, especially for Robin, but now it's looking like the best option for Luna, too-- she takes benadryl twice a day now for allergies. I'd like to keep a mix of kibble meals in the AM and raw in the PM. And I'm thinking of putting her on a GF kibble. Oddly enough, I don't really have a problem with feeding a puppy her age raw... it's the kibble I'm wondering about. There are a few puppy formulas for GF kibble, but several of those are "large breed"-- would those be detrimental? I don't really consider her to be large (the vet thinks probably over 50lbs, but that's medium in my book).
Just wondered what your input is to add the long list of contradictory information I'm collecting!

(Here's the background info if anyone's interested. My posts are long, so I tried to condense the main stuff up top

Her poor skin is insane. She was on a round of AB right after we found her-- she also got flea treatment and we immediately put her on Blue puppy kibble... and about a month ago switched her to Cal Nat. She also started taking a benadryl AM/PM. Her fur started to fill in, she looked and felt (as much as she can for me) fantastic. She was due for another flea treatment right when she got spayed, so we skipped it. I also withheld the benadryl while she was taking tramadol.
It's been a little over a week since the spay and her skin is a nightmare. Bumps and lumps everywhere. I saw a flea the other day, so it could be extreme flea dermatitis-- gonna douse her with Advantage tonight. I suppose she could also have gotten into something. We have ground bees, tons of mosquitoes and apparently ants-- most of the bumps are on her butt, but not all of them. It's maybe getting better, but it's hard to say-- and she definitely has some allergies, whether inhalant or food, we don't know (I know food allergies don't usually show up this young, but I'm also reading that some breeds, Shar Pei included, develop them much earlier. All three vets at the clinic feel pretty dead set that she's a SP mix, and I know I see it a lot in her, too). I'll take her into the vet if it doesn't get better soon-- she probably needs more ABs.
