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Old 29-04-2011, 02:43 PM
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Re: wainwright food is great

Yes you can mix the two.
Mine have wet and dry every meal

You can buy 12 WW trays in a box for £8.25 better value than buying singles.
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Re: wainwright food is great

Didn't see them, this sounds like a plan then!
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I had a look at them today while I was in PAH, very reasonably priced too, 85p per tray, very impressed. Would he be able to have a bit of both while he gets started does anyone now, both wet and dry?
Ditto what Mollymo says. Some mix wet and dry each feed, others prefer 1 meal wet another dry. I've converted to all wet with kibble as treats.
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Glad it is a success .

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Re: wainwright food is great

Ditto Mollymo i mix both at dinner time winwrights duck or turkey with kibble he devours it everytime.
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Re: wainwright food is great

my dogs love wainwrights wet trays i give them skinners dry on a morning and WW wet for there tea
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Re: wainwright food is great

My two are on ww salmon and potato, now i might start mixing in some wet ww as a treat now and again. Just to let everyone know you can book your dogs or pups in for a free nutritional consultation and you will recieve a free bag of food how good is that!
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Re: wainwright food is great

our pup just plays with the dry food even if i soak it so thinkin of giveing them both wet morning and night
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Re: wainwright food is great

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our pup just plays with the dry food even if i soak it so thinkin of giveing them both wet morning and night
Try hot water to pre-soak so the smell is released better. Alternatively, mix the dry with some tasty wet like Wainwright's or Nature Diet trays.
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Old 09-05-2011, 10:05 PM
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Re: wainwright food is great

I have deep chested dogs these are prone to bloat. The Purdue University do much research into bloat and there is a link between soaking dry that contains citric acid and GT
Basically! if you have a deep chested dog dont soak the food!
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