Im having a slight dilema lol I tried Millie on Wainwrights trays mixed with Harringtons (Hubby bought it and will never do the dog food shopping again lol) and it turns out Millie Looooooves the Wainwrights trays - I love them to as they have a good meat content

So we are nearly out of the dreaded Harringtons kibble And I am now looking at what to mix with the Wainwrights trays (I am resisting moving away from kibble all together as I like the idea of Millie chewing on it and I know itl take more than 1 tray to fed her per day - the guidelines seem abit low )

I have been nosing online and came accross so called 'Mixers' which are to be mixed with wet food - Does anyone use a 'Mixer'? Do they have any nutritional value?

Would I be going over the top to buy a complete kibble (Im toying with James Wellbeloved on offer atm in Pets at home) to mix with the WW trays?

Any help appreciated

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There's nothing wrong with feeding 100% wet food. I changed Ollie over to Natures Harvest Duck & Tripe (both have 78% meat content), from Burns dry. He's been fed dry all his life, and he's moved very easily over to NH, and actually loves it more than dry.

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Its more the price im worrying about Millie would take double what they recommend on the back of the WW trays to fill her up (And she isnt a big dog as such lol).

At the moment she has 1/3 tray each meal with kibble / warm water mixed in to make a yummy meaty mush For the first time in her life she is licking her bowl clean

Just trying to get my head around these 'Mixers' - Goodness me im prol over thinking this way tooo much :-(

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If you want to have half dry/wet, then I'd recommend a good quality kibble, such as Arden grange, Orijen, Acana etc.

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Mixers have no nutritional content, as far as I'm aware to be honest.

I'd go for a decent kibble. Skinners is my preferred brand. Its cheapish and pretty decent.

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Have you thought about using ww dry mixed with the ww wet...They have a few flavours in the dry as well....

It's what i feed my dogs and they are doing fine...

Good luck with what you decide to use

I didnt think of Skinners - Ive always avoided as was slightly wary of the price tag but if its mixed with a complete wet as well

Hmmmm Offf to google

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The only half decent mixer I could find was Burns and that's the price of a bag of kibble altho I'm told it lasts a long time.

Robbies do a dried rice mixer that you add water to and plumps up - also a complete along the same lines with lamb inc.

Again, it would probably be more worthwhile getting kibble.

I never found the WW tray RDA v accurate. My little terrier has approx 400g of most decent wets which is usually a full tray or tin. She has the same of WW even tho it recommends 1/4 - 1/3 tray. That would never be enough for her

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Same - according to instructions Millie needs 2/3 of a tray a day - Hmm she has had that but with a cup of kibble. She would be hungry without her kibble I fear if I went fully wet id end up racking the portions up even more to keep her tubby tummy full hehe.

I have voucher for Pets at Home so will go pick some more up tomo - I wont waste my time with 'Mixers' after reading this and will either get jwb or Wainwrights kibble like Millie is used to.

Thank You for peeps who helped - I know I seriously over think this lol

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Maizie is on Skinners Duck and Rice and she loves it. ALso her skin has improved loads