Gone off raw any one vouch for a good kibble

Hi all eddie was doing so well with his raw them slowly began to leave more and more so last night i gave in i had some arden grange left and give him that and he ate to lot just woundered if any of you can vouch for a kibble thats good av read the list on hear just wanted a few responese really to why you choose your one thanks alot

We're raw now but Daisy did well on jameswelbeloved   

Glad your doing well on raw just duno what whats up with eddie just stopped eating it

Strange   was he getting a good variety of meats?

We're raw too, but Darcy did well on jwb and Arden's grange

Yeah i did alot off research on here first and alot of reading on internet got him his own freezer lol but he seems happy eatin his dry food so just wanna make sure his gettin the best he can

There are lots of good dry foods, this site is good for comparing   

http://www.allaboutdogfood.co.uk

His avin that at min Hayley arden grange

I feed Millies Wolfheart to my three. You can find it on the allaboutdogfood site or they have their own page. They do lots of different varieties and it is an excellent quality kibble

Every1 will be fed up by the amount off times I've mentioned this but I feed Brody Orijen and he does very good on it and he loves it. I've got Skye on burns now untill she's a little older then she will be put onto there puppy version

Biscuit went off chicken/turkey after a few weeks but would happily eat anything else! Can you notice a pattern as to which he's not wanting to eat?

Used to give Meg Arden Grange but she went off it, so now she has Wainwrights kibble and meats in trays. I'm sure everyone knows that this is James Wellbeloved in disguise

Lol staffys can be sooooo fussy.
Iv been feeding raw (im not enjoying but she is lol) she wouldnt eat jwb or burns even with wet but she ate arden grange with wet until she got fed up with it so i guess it must be tasty n a good quality too.
Have u tried the natures menu nuggets tht are raw the new country hunter range is goin down a treat.