Burns adult dog food is 18% protein if you want to ring them they have a very good help line.

I didn't think it would be a good idea to go as low as 18% protein as he is only 9 months old and still growing, but we did find a Burns at 24%.

I think I'm just going to stick with my original decision and feed him Arden Grange for Large Breeds (24%). I will add to his Eukanuba gradually so his stomach can get used to it.

my dogs were on burns but got bored of it and tbh i could see why no nice appertising smell like the royal canin they now have

Burns is wonderfull i would not feed anything else, my youngest is the only pup we fed burns and in comparison to the others, they were never as calm as her, so making her very attentive to training as she is much more focused. We started feeding our others burns when our eldest became ill so wnted to give him a natural diet and there was a difference in him for a while, my eldest now is a 9 year old, castrated male and so fit as burns keeps his weight down.

we tried mika on burns...for a while he liked it....but then he decided 'this is boring!!!!' Even now i'm trying to get him into eating it buy mixing little of it in his breakfast meal with pedigree...does he eat it - no!!! he picks out the pedigree! LOL

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Burns is a good food though it does keep dogs slim, never tried arden grange but the burns is a very good food