best dry food for your dog?

Rosie75

Burns Active is slightly cheaper than the other Burns foods as it's for working dogs and is therefore VAT exempt.

Rev

clairibel wrote: »

Think your right foreign correspndant all supposition and really dogs are all different so what suits one maybe bad for another

Rev got it off ebay, have been getting this for a while, suits our dog well :cool:

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Burns-Dog-Food-Adult-Active-Working-Dogs-15kg-3kg-FREE_W0QQitemZ260478005745QQcmdZViewItemQQptZUK_Pet_Supplies_Dogs?hash=item3ca5b2f1f1&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14

But i have recently found this one also, not sure if it's in stock but bargain!

http://www.valupets.com/pets/burns-pet-nutrition/burns-alert-chicken-and-brown-rice-dog-food-15kg/25048.html

Thanks. That burns is an absolute bargain price. Anyone used valuepets before? I need puppy food still, but absolutely one to bookmark for when he gets onto adult food.

BonandDom

We have three little boys- Domino, a jack russel terrier (6 years old), Fly the border collie (18 months) and Bobby the rottweiller (5 years old) - ok he's not so little in size but seems to think he can fit on our laps just as easy as the JRT:D. My 15 year old daughter is training Fly in agilityand takes part in obedience classes with Bob the Blob;). Domino unfortunately fear aggresive and although loves agility we just cant risk letting him off the lead with strange dogs now. (Long story for another time)

All three are fed on Dr Johns silver, one big bowl, 24 hours access.

All three seem to absolutely thrive on this - glossy full coats, loads of energy and our vet commented last time they were in for their vacinations that she wished she saw more dogs in the same condition.

Cost wise its brilliiant - two 15KG bags (£18) lasts more or less a month.

The only supplements they get are a daily raw carrot (you try preparing tea without them getting one each when we have finished eating:rotfl:).