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Old 07-11-2009, 10:16 AM
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

I have just started to feed my mob on Arden Grange or Skinners Duck and Rice depending on funds.Iused to feed CSJ but found that my old Leonberger was always hungry on it and their coats were dry and harsh.Since changing Kez 17yr old collie has stopped having little accidents when excited and Indie who is 13yr old Leonberger has stopped counter surfing.Ican also feed all the dogs the same as i have a couple of CKCS who get colitis but havent had to go to the vets since the change of food
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Old 07-11-2009, 01:41 PM
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

I have received samples today of Arden Grange puppy food and Burns (the real burns not Robbies or Luaths). Hedley really liked Arden Grange but there doesnt seem to be a stockist nearby.

I have noticed that if you use mail order it can be quite costly for postage unless you spend quite a bit. I dont want to buy huge quantities until I have found the food that really suits him.


Anyone found a cheap mail order/delivery for Arden Grange?
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

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Anyone found a cheap mail order/delivery for Arden Grange?

If you want cheap Arden Grange and can buy a couple of bags at a time then GJW Titmuss do a good deal at 2 x 15kg Lamb for £51.98 (which I make just under £26 a bag)
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If you want cheap Arden Grange and can buy a couple of bags at a time then GJW Titmuss do a good deal at 2 x 15kg Lamb for £51.98 (which I make just under £26 a bag)
Thanks, for a bigger older dog that might be a good idea.

But I have a small yorkie pup and dont want to be left with an excess. I will have to travel to find a stockist, but it may be cheaper to do this than mail order.

I have to report though, we only started giving him Arden Grange yesterday and Im pleased to report that this morning we actually have BROWN POO!! I will be keeping him on this.
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

I've spoken to the nutritional advisers at burns, skinners, CSJ and arden grange and I think I've narrowed it down to two foods. I'm going to put him on either:

Arden Grange lamb and rice
Skinners duck and rice

Just looking for a few opinions on which to go for, hopefully from people with dogs on these fod.
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

Hi, i have used both AG and skinners and my choice is skinners duck and rice.
My young golden took a long time to put on weight and condition up.
When i started using skinners she improved greatly.
I would recommend this food. I have another golden pup who i will be putting on skinners asap.
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That Arden Grange makes his poos rather smelly and he keeps trumping. Hoping this will settle.
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Re: Dry Dog food whats the best out there ? ................

When is it advisable to put Milo onto adult dry food?

He's now 6 months, but a man at one of our pet shops said, if you've got a male lab you want to keep him on the puppy food for as long as it says on the bag, as it could affect his growth if you don't.

But I've heard a lot of owners saying they change their dog over to adult food when they're 6 months old.
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£9.99 (Im not joking) at pets at home (dont know if you have that store near you). Its really good value and the nutrient content is very good.
I'll be branded the cheap backyard breeder now!
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