dog food

Hello all, I was at dog training last night and was talking to the trainer. Bailey is a little over weigh, but that’s all the rawhide bones we have given him, tut tut!!
The bones will stop which is easy, when we were talking she mentioned putting him on adult food. I am unsure about this as I have read somewhere that I could keep Bailey on puppy food for 2 years, he is 6months.

An advice would be appreciated

No he needn't stay on puppy food for 2 years, I'm unsure to what age he should be on adult food when I got Moo (8mnths ish) she was on adult food, I really can't see it doing any harm at all to swap now, others may disagree Xx

we were advised by vet to put scarlett on adult food due to her being underweight and shes only 4 months. she put on the right amount of weight and shes been gorwin fine on it

thanks

what food are you using at the minute dave????

I'm using asdas hero at the min ordered some food online and haven't revived it grrrr :@ but Scarlett loves it lol

aaaaarrrr laura asda own make is just bakers in a diff bag its total rubbish
if yuor getting food from there pick up heringtons tons better.
the reason she putting on wieght is its full of suger and additives

bigwazza wrote:aaaaarrrr laura asda own make is just bakers in a diff bag its total rubbish
if yuor getting food from there pick up heringtons tons better.
the reason she putting on wieght is its full of suger and additives

Absolutely! Supermarkets' own brands are very nearly as bad as Bakers, and Bakers is the pits!!

I was told I could put Taz on adult at 9/10 months - and she seems a lot better on it - but I did swap to Fish4Dogs (the frst ingredient listed is meat @ 55% fish ) - with occasional raw meals

I wouldn't recommend Harrington's as the first ingredient listed is maize (no % specified) , with the second being meat 'meal' @14% then barley / rice @14% - :/

Puppy food is a fad and unecessary, pups are find to go straight onto adult food. It's just a marketing gimmick.

been out, i use IAM's