pedigree puppy

is this stuff any good

I was told No By the lady at the petshop she recommended the shop brand (biased I know) or I think wainrights =S . Im no expert though But just what I was told!

Take a look below - Then You decide.
BTW - Pedigree is more expensive...

In all honesty - Both will feed your pup , but when you can get better for less???


Pedigree Puppy
Ingredient(s):

Cereals(min. 14% Rice, min. 4% Maize), Meat and Animal Derivatives (min. 4%
Chicken in the Brown Kibble), Oils and Fats (min. 0.6% Fish Oil),
Vegetable Protein Extracts, Derivatives of Vegetable Origin (min. 4%
Dried Beet Pulp), Minerals.

Wainwrights Puppy
Ingredient(s):

Turkey Meat Meal (min. 29%), Rice (min. 25%), Whole Grain Barley (min. 10%),
Potato Protein, Refined Poultry Oil, Whole Linseed (min. 4%), Sugar
Beet Pulp (min. 4%), Low Allergen Poultry Digest as Gravy, Alfalfa,
Monosodium Phosphate (min. 1%), Natural Seawood (min. 0.4%), Sodium
Chloride, Potassium Chloride, Methionine, Marigold Extract, Yucca
Extract, L-Carnitine, Rosemary Extract.

Does he prefer wet food?

i was getting wainrights £6.99 for 2kg
pedigree puppy is £6.49 3kg
he seems to like the pedigree aswell

Mine had pedigree but I now get Supercoat. Much better for him & heaps cheaper!

Id get wainwrights tbh x

Royal Canin is quite good for young puppies. I tried my dog on it and he liked it before switching to a BARF diet.

I used royal canin for cassie when she was a puppy

Reuben was on Wainwrights & JWB as a pup. In fact he is stiill on them now

All the pups at work are fed arden grange dry or the arden grange wet food - great nutritionally too.

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allie wrote:I used royal canin for cassie when she was a puppy

Harley liked it when I tried RC. I was surprised as he wasn't keen on dry kibble but he wolfed it down