Question 1

Made in Canda ?

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Not anymore!  Manufacturing moved to Kentucky, garbage plant that uses garbage material.  One month my orijen kibble was dark and rich colored and smelled meaty.  The next month, I got a bag thatbwas light colored smelled like stale cardboard, was a different shape and size kibble.  I was disturbed, and contacted Orijen.  Got a snooty canned response that I must be mistaken, nothing has changed.  I made a bowl for my lab, who eats ANYTHING and everything like she is starving - and she sniffed it, turned her nose up, and walked away.  Did some digging, EVERYTHING has changed.  The source of the meats, the processing plant, location, QC, all ate now local US based - Kentuxky plant and nearby farm sourced livestock- and US does not have the same high level of requirements for dog food content and processing.  
I went back to orijen, I had 200.00 in 2 bags of unusable food - I jumped through all their hoops, sent pictures of the old v new.food size by size, the codes from the bags, my Amazon order numbers and dates. 
They sent me a paper coupon for a free SMALL bag of food.  Wow.  So, 25.00 coupon toward something that is no longer the product I signed up for, that my dog wont eat, on PAPER - can only be redeemed in-store.  Insulting.  I am in cancer treatment and do not shop in stores, not to mention I should ahve received a refund for the two hundred pound bags, given ELECTRONICALLY, as that is how the purchase is made.  
I wonder if there is a class action in the works yet - Orijen is lying, and ripping off its formerly gaithful and happy US customers, and harming pets!

Question 2

Is this the us or canadian formula?

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It's the US Formula. They moved recently from Canada to the US. I must say I did not notice any difference in quality between the two. You can tell Canadian vs US because Canadian is vacuum sealed and US is not.

Question 3

Where are the actual ingredients?

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The US version ingredients are: Deboned chicken, deboned turkey, yellowtail ﬂounder, whole eggs, whole atlantic mackerel, chicken liver, turkey liver, chicken heart, turkey heart, whole atlantic herring, dehydrated chicken, dehydrated turkey, dehydrated mackerel, dehydrated chicken liver, dehydrated turkey liver, whole green peas, whole navy beans, red lentils, chicken necks, chicken kidney, pinto beans, chickpeas, green lentils, lentil fiber, chicken fat, natural chicken ﬂavor, herring oil, ground chicken bone, chicken cartilage, turkey cartilage, dried kelp, freeze-dried chicken liver, freeze-dried turkey liver, whole pumpkin, whole butternut squash, kale, spinach, mustard greens, collard greens, turnip greens, whole carrots, apples, pears, pumpkin seeds, sunﬂower seeds, zinc proteinate, mixed tocopherols (preservative), chicory root, turmeric, sarsaparilla root, althea root, rosehips, juniper berries, dried lactobacillus acidophilus fermentation product, dried biﬁdobacterium animalis fermentation product, dried lactobacillus casei fermentation product.

Question 4

why price increase?

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If you look at Champion Pet Foods website, you will see who is authorized by Champion Pet Foods to sell their food, which includes Acana and Orijen.  Amazon is not one of those authorized sellers and the prices do not reflect what you should be paying. If you go to champion pet foods website and search for online shippers, you can save money by purchasing through authorized sellers. When you see Orijen for almost $90 + shipping you are over paying. It is on average $78.00 through authorized channels.

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