Can anyone recommend a good food that is without fillers etc...

Wainrights is what my eldest puppy is on and my youngest was on proplan with the breeder. Are these any good?

Been asked many many times as I am sure you'll be aware - personally I prefer nature diet (which is a wet food - not the normal cheap stuff you get from the supermarkets). When and if I use dry I use Arden Grange. I buy both of these from the wholesalers as I order over £100 worth at a time and the price is far cheaper then the local stores. They do sell many other brands also - and delivery is around £3 per order - not bad!
regards
DT

forgot to add - wainwrights is better then most you get via the supermarket Proplan or Purina - is I believe slightly more expensive - but personally not a 'manufacturer' I favour

Thanks for your reply.

I maybe should of done a search before posting, us newbies hey

Hey Jem
It doesn't matter one iota - I wouldn't doesn't matter how many times a questions been ask - us lot - we just keep answering.
so ask away!!!
Welcome by the way
love
DT

And Jem - I didn't check if you were a newbie (ducks from Rona) - I though you were another Jem

Thanks DT

You did it again then DT, not so bad this time.
Jem. Just to explain, I'm on a quest to get DT to read all posts not just the first one as she gives good advice but sometimes misses a valid point

Hey Sherlock!!! I didn't really miss any vita\l points sthis time


lol
Yer mate!

Hi ya!!

I am not an expert on dog food by any means. However there are loads of food on the market!! Dogs, like humans will find that some food suits them better than others. Like babies have different brands of formula -some brands suit some babies better than others.

If you got your pups from experienced and reputable breeders then they would have put your pups on the food that they believe suits them the best. And if your pups are thriving and are happy on what they are eating then why change it?

Very true Mrs Dusty - have to agree with you on that

Thanks , lol!