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Old 27-08-2009, 09:22 AM
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

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It's interesting you refer to Burns as expensive. After owning a pet shop for a number of years, I find Burns to be the cheaper brand in comparison to the market leaders - Science Plan, James wellbeloved, royal canine, etc. I have never seen a bag of Burns retaisl for £40 + and even large 15kg bags don't go for that much. Perhaps you are buying Burns at an inflated price. I for sure have never sold Burns for so much money.
Ive never seen Burns retail cheaper than JWB, AG and the like. It is one of the most expensive feeds on the market.

I contacted numerous pet shops when i wanted to feed it, but it was always priced at £40 a sack or over.

Perhaps you could link us to where we can obtain it at a cheaper price.
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Old 28-08-2009, 11:18 AM
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

My new puppy had been fed on vitalin by the breeder, but after reading some of the advise on here all my dogs are now on JWB, and are looking alot healthier
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

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Ive never seen Burns retail cheaper than JWB, AG and the like. It is one of the most expensive feeds on the market.

I contacted numerous pet shops when i wanted to feed it, but it was always priced at £40 a sack or over.

Perhaps you could link us to where we can obtain it at a cheaper price.
What size bag are you looking for? I sell Burns; however, depending on the size and where you live, postage can cancel out your savings. My shop is www.waggintailsonline.com; however, I only post large bags of food as a special request. If you let me know what size you are after I can call Burns when I return and get a price for you.
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What size bag are you looking for? I sell Burns; however, depending on the size and where you live, postage can cancel out your savings. My shop is www.waggintailsonline.com; however, I only post large bags of food as a special request. If you let me know what size you are after I can call Burns when I return and get a price for you.
Got to agree with you all Burns and JWB is expensive and you end up feeding more like I said previously i've always fed mine of Oscars ok I have the top end of their range Pinnacle + because it suits my dogs which as the extra glucosamine, MSM and Chondroitin but they do other ranges and their delivery is FREE OF CHARGE and some of their food looking on their website Oscar Pet Foods UK - Nutritious quality pet foods delivered to your door start at £15:95 for 15kg bag
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

Not a massive fan of JWB- it's not bad but the only thing is it has JWB special added ingredients.

I prefer (in no particular order)
Burns
Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice/Lamb and Rice
Whites Premium (comparable to Arden Range IMO)
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

I've got mine on Orijin. It has a higher protein content and natural ingredients. The dogs do very well on it..
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

Hi,
Have 3 dogs (labrador and 2 Vizlas). The best I've found is Vitalin Active. Comes in at £10 for 15kg bag And has minimum 30% chicken compared to 4-6% in most other brands. Dogs love it and it's cheap as chips. Also fire in some tripe or beef from daf animal feeds £9 for 20lbs. hope it helps. Had a litter of nine vizlas and there all doing great on it as well. Every dog is different so good luck
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

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The best I've found is Vitalin Active. Comes in at £10 for 15kg bag And has minimum 30% chicken
Blimey, that's even better value than Skinners.
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

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Have 3 dogs (labrador and 2 Vizlas). The best I've found is Vitalin Active. Comes in at £10 for 15kg bag And has minimum 30% chicken compared to 4-6% in most other brands. Dogs love it and it's cheap as chips. Also fire in some tripe or beef from daf animal feeds £9 for 20lbs. hope it helps. Had a litter of nine vizlas and there all doing great on it as well. Every dog is different so good luck
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

Hi hun i have just read your message and the best dry dog food to get is working wagg complete and it is £9.97 for a 17kg bag and you can get it from any asda but it works out cheaper if u buy from macro.

I know this because we have 3 boxers and a australian collie and their muscle definition is brilliant and their coats are always gleaming with or without a bath.
Also the collie has complex skin allergies and they have seemed to clear up alot since the wagg.

Hope to hear from you soon

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