Best Dog Food

rachiee

What do you feed your dogs??

For me personally my dogs are Giant Breed (Irish Wolfhounds) and we found the best for us was Wagg Working Dog for the adults and for the puppies and younger dogs eukabana large puppy, royal canin giant baby dog and james wellbeloved working puppy

shiningdove

Burns
He loves it and its good for him.

the_little_one

2yr old springer spaniel and he loves Arden Grange!

downshifter

rachiee wrote: »

What do you feed your dogs??

For me personally my dogs are Giant Breed (Irish Wolfhounds) and we found the best for us was Wagg Working Dog for the adults and for the puppies and younger dogs eukabana large puppy, royal canin giant baby dog and james wellbeloved working puppy

Depends how you define best? Mine will wolf down any tinned, or tinned mixed with dried (not keen on dried only but will certainly eat it) and couldn't care less what brand it is, at the moment she's having Netto alternating with Tesco own brand cheapest (both I think 79p per big tin). Does this make these brands 'best'? The dog is a Heinz57 rescue, is about 7 and half yrs old and has never had a day's illness in her life, so presumably cheapy brands are good for her too.

DS

welshmoneylover

Years ago, dogs were fed table scraps and back then I don't think half of today's illnesses were so commonplace.

It does make me wonder what going into dog food sometimes.

mirrorimage0

i always fed mine arden grange dried and they loved it but have cant afford it now as hubby was made redundant (we have beans on toast) and they have auturky from costco the ingredients are similar ie protien etc and its a lot cheaper, around £12 for the large bags

rachiee

downshifter wrote: »

Depends how you define best? Mine will wolf down any tinned, or tinned mixed with dried (not keen on dried only but will certainly eat it) and couldn't care less what brand it is, at the moment she's having Netto alternating with Tesco own brand cheapest (both I think 79p per big tin). Does this make these brands 'best'? The dog is a Heinz57 rescue, is about 7 and half yrs old and has never had a day's illness in her life, so presumably cheapy brands are good for her too.

DS

Nope im just asking what you think the best you have fed them is, we only feed royal canin because we want our puppies and youngsters to have the best kick start in life possible I feed my cats Farmways own brand which works out at about 45p a tin and they love it, again not a illness yet I totally agree :j

Greenbynature

I feed my dogs a raw diet, for me personally I feel its the best way to feed them, especially after reading the carp that the pet manufacturers put in pet food!

downshifter

Greenbynature wrote: »

I feed my dogs a raw diet, for me personally I feel its the best way to feed them, especially after reading the carp that the pet manufacturers put in pet food!

Did you mean crap or really carp? I thought it sometimes smells a bit fishy!

What's in dog food that dogs shouldn't eat? Perhaps I've been lucky that mine doesn't get ill but it doesn't seem to do her any harm.

DS

tr3mor

rachiee wrote: »

Nope im just asking what you think the best you have fed them is, we only feed royal canin because we want our puppies and youngsters to have the best kick start in life possible I feed my cats Farmways own brand which works out at about 45p a tin and they love it, again not a illness yet I totally agree :j

No doggy person would ever recommend Royal Canin. It's just overpriced rubbish.

You'd be much better off with something like Burns, Arden Grange or James Wellbeloved.

rachiee

tr3mor wrote: »

No doggy person would ever recommend Royal Canin. It's just overpriced rubbish.

You'd be much better off with something like Burns, Arden Grange or James Wellbeloved.

I have bred irish wolfhounds for many years and always used royal canin's starter biscuits and i have bred the strongest and most healthiest puppies..