best dry puppy food on a budget ? 30 September 2011 at 7:49PM in Pets & pet care 25 replies 4.8K views

[Deleted User]

Hi I am getting a puppy soon and want to feed a decent food , but at best value for money .
Any suggestions please ?

rising_from_the_ashes

Personally, I'd go for Skinners Field & Trial http://www.skinnerspetfoods.co.uk/products/field---trial-products/puppy-food/ as it's a great quality food (wheat & gluton free) and at a very reasonable cost (VAT free as it's a working dog food which makes a bit of a difference).

Their adult Field & Trial (Duck, Salmon & Turkey - all with rice) are great foods too so it helps make an easy transition.

Bet you can't wait for your new arrival!

[Deleted User]

Thanks , this name has already popped up so that has given me more confidence .
Do they do a puppy version ?
Yes we are all very excited :j:j

rising_from_the_ashes

Yup - details of puppy one in the link.......

S/he will be with you soon - sleepless nights, "accidents" everywhere .... chuckling a bit as your username may mean you're used to this!;)

Seriously, they are bundles of joy and bring so much into a home.... pics needed when s/he arrives please!:D

[Deleted User]

Thankyou (I skim read your post , sorry) will look at the link now.
Yes , my youngest is now 7 so missing having someone to nurture
I may end up cursing myself lol .
I have a pic from when we chose her but have no idea how to get it on here ??? (clueless !!!)

[Deleted User]

[Deleted User]

oops bit big,sorry !! there she is x

rising_from_the_ashes

No probs!:D

You need to upload the pic to a pic hosting site (like Photobucket - you can do it from your pc, mobile, email etc)
Once done, choose the "share" option, and copy the code
Go into your post and choose the "image" button (looks like a yellow envelope with mountains & a stamp on) and paste the link in
Remove [IMG from either end of the link and .... that's it!:D

HTH

rising_from_the_ashes

Cross post .....:o

She's adorable! What a wee sweetie!

[Deleted User]

Thank you , we are all smitten !!!

whatwouludo

Another vote for skinners, when your pip is grown. Their duck and rice and salmon and rice are great too (they rest not so much).

Not amazing foods, but on a budget, you wont get better.