Recomendations for dry food

Although at the minute she is eating james wellbeloved puppy and we are somewhat limited since she is only 9 weeks old

i`d like to give her the best we can there are so much to pick and im a little confused as to whats best or rather whats good for staffs price is not to much of an issue anything upto £40/£45 per bag

any ideas ?

I feed JWB its a good food so I wouldn't change tbh. Here's a link that might interest you.

https://staffy-bull-terrier.niceboard.com/t598-dry-food-recommendations?highlight=dry+food+reccomendations

Thanks i think we`l keep her on JWB as it appears to be doing her well and maybe if needs must we`l change her to something else....

Im a softy for her atm she could ask for something she`d have me wrapped round her paw

They all do, your owned now Wouldn't change something unless you need too

Yep, JWB is what Max has always had, but we mix it every other day with tuna in sunflower oil, tinned mackeral, or chicken/beef mince now and then

when he goes off his food (never been a gutsy dog) we switch to rice and tinned stewing steak in gravy for a day or two, then back to dry

sasha been on jwb on and off for years,she goes through stages of getting bored with it,the last few months ive had her on royal canin which she really likes,bit more money but on the plus side has really helped her wind problems so got to be worth it!

Moo started off on Royal Canin and I must admit she never got bored of it but she was on a wet/dry mix, but I found it made her pop even more, since being on JWB she hardly pops at all, funny things, all different

JWB was a really good food but they changed their ingreadients a few months back and are not quite as good as they once were, still good tho. If shes doing well on it stick with it but some very very goof foods include fish4dogs, arden grange, orijen

i checked pets at home for arden grange and they dont appear to carry it ?

they definatley used to......strange! search for it online from a wholesaler you will almost certainly get it cheaper anyway