thanks for the info AJ - will be changing her again after this bag then

Problem is most foods contain a load of rubbish!

Getting my pup in 4 weeks and already getting excited so I was in Pets at home today having a look around at the things I will need to buy. Has anyone tried their own brand complete food? It looks decent in terms of ingredients and not as expensive as, eg., royal canin which was £46 for a 15kg bag.

Still doing my research so any input will be helpful.

cheers

You really need to find out what pup is on at the moment and continue with that until he/she is settled then think about changing the food slowly to your chosen food.

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Yes I know that; she is on James well beloved. I am tring to find out alternatives, hence the question about Pets at Home's own brand.

Wow, think i'll keep my advice to myself incase I get my head biten off too!

Personally I find own brands to be full of rubbish & cheap fillers. I wouldn't feed my dogs it. James Wellbeloved is a good food to keep your pup on depending on your budget. How much are you willing to pay ?

Hi,

I have always fed my dogs on Burns which is a natural food and they have thrived on it, recommended it to friends and family and some of my friends dogs have had a new lease of life, but it is always down to what you think best.

Pets at home own brand food isn't bad, there are a lot worse foods on the market including more expensive ones, it is made with meat not derivitives or meal.

Burns is excellent food, it gave our lab who was eight and a half a new lease of life, the only problem i have found is some dogs such as shepherds struggle to keep weight on with it.