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Old 02-05-2008, 08:55 PM
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I feed my Akita on Nutro Sensitive chicken and she seems to do really well on this. I checked out orijen like AJ suggested and it seems a really good food maybe more so than Nutro but all dogs differ. that said i ordered a bag of orijen from zooplus.co.uk to give it try.
Good, you won't be disappointed! I'll personally give you your money back if you are!
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Wow, never heard of udder cream! Were do i get that from.
Does it work for humans with chapped lips?
Udder cream can be got from a good agricultural merchants have to admit have never tried it on my lips !!!!
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I always thought it was a good food, packaging can be deceiving!
My friend feeds there dog wagg thats gotta be crap its only about 8 quid for 20kg
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I feed my Akita on Nutro Sensitive chicken and she seems to do really well on this. I checked out orijen like AJ suggested and it seems a really good food maybe more so than Nutro but all dogs differ. that said i ordered a bag of orijen from zooplus.co.uk to give it try.
You are lucky if you can still get Nutro it is in short supply they cant get it out of the States apparently so what you are getting has been in store for a while I only know this cos the tt puppy I have just had they are on the breeder scheme and there is none to be had for the breeders
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Old 02-05-2008, 08:59 PM
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Good, you won't be disappointed! I'll personally give you your money back if you are!
Must be good. I have noticed you mentioned it in previous posts so looked it up and just reading up on it it seems much better than Nutro. I have ordered the senior I'm sure she will enjoy it she eats anything.
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I always thought it was a good food, packaging can be deceiving!
My friend feeds there dog wagg thats gotta be crap its only about 8 quid for 20kg
Yes Wagg is crap but Iams is no better, packaging and pricing can be very deceiving!
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Old 02-05-2008, 09:00 PM
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I always thought it was a good food, packaging can be deceiving!
My friend feeds there dog wagg thats gotta be crap its only about 8 quid for 20kg
Bit like feeding pig swill lol
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Yes Wagg is crap but Iams is no better, packaging and pricing can be very deceiving!
Iams I dont like because of the testing that was brought to light a few years ago!!!!!! so have never actually done any more digging into the ingredients etc and I always eat the food first to see how palatable it is much to the kids horror but if I dont like the taste and texture I dont expect my dogs to eat it
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Old 02-05-2008, 09:01 PM
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You are lucky if you can still get Nutro it is in short supply they cant get it out of the States apparently so what you are getting has been in store for a while I only know this cos the tt puppy I have just had they are on the breeder scheme and there is none to be had for the breeders
Yeah I already heard about this my local pet shop said it will probably be another 6 weeks before it even leaves the states. This was another reason I am going to try orijen.
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Old 02-05-2008, 09:04 PM
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Are Iams and Eukanuba the same food?
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