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wagg complete dried dog food
anyone tried wagg worker dried dog food, just got a 17kg bag for £8
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sorry its rubbish and I wouldn't give it to any dog , too many addititves
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maybe thats why he has been sick and running poo lately
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steplce wrote:maybe thats why he has been sick and running poo lately
I wouldn't be surprised at all Definitely one to avoid I'm afraid along with Bakers. If money is the issue then there are some reasonable brands on the list that aren't too expensive. Personally both of mine are on Wainwrights from PAH and are quite happy with it and its a middle of the road price (about £35 for a 15kg bag of adult)
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I used to feed my gsds on it and they thrived however I now have Skye and buster on Davies which is hypoallergenic and they are both doing well on it
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If you are going to feed your dogs on complete try getting the brands with no grain or wheat in, hartingtons is a good brand at a good price.
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Try Fish4Dogs I don't repeat myself do I lol!!
Its been great for Moo Xx
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Re: wagg complete dried dog food
The price of the 17kg bag kind of tells it own story.
We just got Rocky a 2kg bag of Barking Heads TLC for £8.99. It may sound expensive but you dont need to feed as much at a time. A 10 - 20 kg dog would need approx 140 - 250g per day (this is only a guidline amount and each dog is different).
Feeding guidlines taken from the Wagg website shows you would need to feed approx twice as much:
Suggested daily amounts
Wagg Original/Chicken & Veg, Wagg Premium, Wagg Worker, Sensitive (Gluten Free) & Wagg Senior
Size of Dog Dog Weight Daily Amount
Young 8 weeks upwards See Feeding Guide below
Small 3-10kg,
7-22lbs, 75 - 200g
Medium 10-20kg,
22-44lbs 200 - 400g
Large 20-40kg,
44 - 88lbs 400 - 600g
Ex-Large 40kg+,
88lbs+ 600 - 600g+
We just got Rocky a 2kg bag of Barking Heads TLC for £8.99. It may sound expensive but you dont need to feed as much at a time. A 10 - 20 kg dog would need approx 140 - 250g per day (this is only a guidline amount and each dog is different).
Feeding guidlines taken from the Wagg website shows you would need to feed approx twice as much:
Suggested daily amounts
Wagg Original/Chicken & Veg, Wagg Premium, Wagg Worker, Sensitive (Gluten Free) & Wagg Senior
Size of Dog Dog Weight Daily Amount
Young 8 weeks upwards See Feeding Guide below
Small 3-10kg,
7-22lbs, 75 - 200g
Medium 10-20kg,
22-44lbs 200 - 400g
Large 20-40kg,
44 - 88lbs 400 - 600g
Ex-Large 40kg+,
88lbs+ 600 - 600g+
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Re: wagg complete dried dog food
I'm with the others, wouldn't touch Wagg with a barge pole! http://www.whichdogfood.co.uk/ might help you select a better food
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janey wrote:
Try Fish4Dogs I don't repeat myself do I lol!!
Its been great for Moo Xx
Im pleased to say Mia is also a convert to fish4dogs!!
She seemed a bit itchy/dry skin the only thing I could put it down to was her food, she was on wainwrights before and the transition is nearly done so I'm hoping to see an improvement in her coat in the next few weeks!
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Fish 4 Dogs is a much better quality food
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janey wrote:
Try Fish4Dogs I don't repeat myself do I lol!!
Its been great for Moo Xx
I use it for treats (after Janey said how good it was).
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