Arden Grange New Customer

KhalidCSJ

Hi all,

After reading that Proctor & Gamble perform live animal testing in often horrific conditions I switched from Eukanuba to Arden Grange.

The dogs seem to love it, has anyone noticed any difference in switching or can offer any tips?

I've read before that some hypoallergenic / organic / earth friendly foodstuffs don't allow the dogs to put on as much weight and my two boys are puppies (Bichon Frise and Lhasa Apso) so I just wanted to see if anyone could share tips / advice?

Thanks!

Rev

I used AG puppy food and had no problems what so ever. Great customer service too.

tr3mor

Buy the Breeder Bags from Berriewood Wholesale...

http://www.berriewoodwholesale.co.uk/pages/arden-grange-748.htm

They come in plain packaging, but are a lot cheaper!

Zooxanthelle

My doglet eats Arden Grange Sensitive food due to skin problems, and it's been amazing. She loves it. Also we get their tinned food. (called Partners) and she particually likes the Chicken one in a fozen kong. :j

Sagz_2

I've been feeding Arden Grange for about 13 years and think it's great stuff, haven't found a dog yet that hasn't thrieved on one of their range. My dogs coats shine, their teeth are in wonderful shape, they have great muscle tone and don't carry too much weight (apart from one.... but I reckon he's got a metabolisum slower than even mine!) and they love it.

It also works out at a reasonable price with 15kg lasting my 3 dogs (2 lurchers and a collie cross) about 4-5 weeks.

skysky69

Arden Grange is a great brand, very comparable with James Wellbeloved but slightly cheaper :money: