puppy food from 12 week onwards
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puppy food from 12 week onwards
by agriff Sun Oct 09 2011, 15:27
hi all
just wondereing what sort of dry foods people are using with there puppys ,
what foods are you using ?
just wondereing what sort of dry foods people are using with there puppys ,
what foods are you using ?
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Re: puppy food from 12 week onwards
by janey Mon Oct 10 2011, 09:44
Heres a link for some that are reccomended. Moo is on James Wellbeloved
https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/t598-dry-food-recommendations?highlight=dry+food+recomendations
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Re: puppy food from 12 week onwards
by Guest Mon Oct 10 2011, 09:54
Stace.and.Billy wrote:bakers puppy
NOOOOOOOO DONT FEED THAT LOL
i was using royle canine.
now mainly pero
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Re: puppy food from 12 week onwards
by Stace.and.Billy Mon Oct 10 2011, 10:06
bigwazza wrote:Stace.and.Billy wrote:bakers puppy
NOOOOOOOO DONT FEED THAT LOL
i was using royle canine.
now mainly pero
why not we havent had any problems as of yet?
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Re: puppy food from 12 week onwards
by Guest Mon Oct 10 2011, 11:02
Stace.and.Billy wrote:bigwazza wrote:Stace.and.Billy wrote:bakers puppy
NOOOOOOOO DONT FEED THAT LOL
i was using royle canine.
now mainly pero
why not we havent had any problems as of yet?
Bakers is FULL of additives (colours/flavours etc) that are just totally unnecessary & can cause hyperactivity & allergies. The colours/flavours/scents are added purely so that human beings like the look of it - dogs really don't care what it looks like as long as they like it!
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Re: puppy food from 12 week onwards
by johneva Mon Oct 10 2011, 11:09
Fish4Dogs, an its absolutly brilliant. Though can be quite expensive.
If you join the puppy club for £1 though you get great discounts on their puppy range of food.
If you join the puppy club for £1 though you get great discounts on their puppy range of food.
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Re: puppy food from 12 week onwards
by johneva Mon Oct 10 2011, 11:14
Stace.and.Billy wrote:bigwazza wrote:Stace.and.Billy wrote:bakers puppy
NOOOOOOOO DONT FEED THAT LOL
i was using royle canine.
now mainly pero
why not we havent had any problems as of yet?
As bigwazza says Bakers is terrible full of additives and cereals. If you look at the stuff they put in it on the link below its a very poor quality food. You can get much much better food for the same price or cheaper.
http://www.bakerscomplete.co.uk/Products/FeedingGuide.aspx?BrandRangeId=1
Any on the recomended list posted further up are great.
Even more important with Blue staffs as they are more prone to have allergys, so avoiding cereals and e numbers are pretty much a must IMO.
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Re: puppy food from 12 week onwards
by Guest Mon Oct 10 2011, 11:21
Eukanuba is all natural. It also can be a little pricey, but definitely worth it. When Vlad was smaller each portion was mixed with a little boiled water (cooled to just warm before we gave it to him - a bit like weet-bix) to soften it. From about 10 weeks, he wastes no time eating it normal!
http://www.eukanuba.com.au/en-AU/index.jspx
This is an Australian website, but you are able to get it in most countries
http://www.eukanuba.com.au/en-AU/index.jspx
This is an Australian website, but you are able to get it in most countries
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Re: puppy food from 12 week onwards
by Guest Mon Oct 10 2011, 11:28
puppies are fed at least 4 times a day with smaller amounts and i know i have said it on here before but i swear by starting the day with a little scrambled egg for breakfast. after a good nights sleep it is just enough to get the digestive system working again on a morning and lighter for first thing. then the 3 meals of the puppy food you decide on.
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Re: puppy food from 12 week onwards
by flounder Mon Oct 10 2011, 13:43
I use Wagg puppy, as my friends who have staffies used the puppy one and then the adult one and at the moment it seems to be ok.
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