pets at homecompete puppy food???????????

ive recently brought a staffy pup who is 8 weeks n 1 day old the breeder gave me a bag of pets at home puppy complete food which works out just over £30 for a 10 kg sack is this good food or can i get better for the money?

I feed raw, so I can't help, really. But I would think that you could probably get a better quality dry food, but it would obviously be more expensive.

You can get hills science plan puppy food for about the same price in pets at home ,top quality food ,boosts immune system Never tried their own brand ,so not knocking it but i know hills is very good stuff !

I would definatly swap to a higher quality food. Basic foods are full of rubbish and adatives. Do your reasearch, theres a great post in the nutritian section about good recommended foods, with a varie of costs.

Do you mean wainwrights from pets at home? This is actually a very good, high quality food if its that one not their cheaper version complete food.

hi no its now wainrights it just pets at homes own version of complete food think im gonna let him have this bag then change him onto a more high quality food thanx everyone

Good plan!

sounds good to change it i'd never buy a supermarket brand to be honest just don't forget to slowly introduce the food over a period of a week with the old food slowly increasing the amount of new, you could make a clean switch but being so young you may have a diarrehea problem on your hands.

i feed royal canin which was advised to me by a breader and he's doing great he was on bakers at first but its full of E numbers and it wasnt doing his guts any good as he was doing loose poopy's but as soon as he went on the royal canin he carmed down (a little lol) and his digestion was 110% better and its in the top few of the most nutritious dry dog foods aswel

Royal Canin is supposed to be excellent & I've heard a lot of people like it.

Royal Canin is great, if you do swap buy it over the net, its home delivered and way cheaper. I order once a month, and I really do recommend it. Shes also on a wet/dry mix and loves it x

Caryll wrote:Royal Canin is supposed to be excellent & I've heard a lot of people like it.

ive reconmended royal canin to alot of people and have had nothing but good feedback id definatley recomend it to any one here who feeds dry food aswell

ive looked into royal canin but there seems to be so many different ones which one should i be looking for?also how about pero is that any good?

markjaide wrote:ive looked into royal canin but there seems to be so many different ones which one should i be looking for?also how about pero is that any good?

how olds your doggy? ill post a link if im allowed to the correct one you need on the royal canin website

Pets at home sell a 15kg bag of wainwrights for £32. A few of us here feed it, it's much better quality than supermarket brands and cheap complete food and obviously better value too. I cant speak for everybody but my boy loves wainwrights, it makes his poo firmer and less smelly, and he looks great on it. He's got a nice shiny coat, he's filling out well and is just a happy healthy pup. I would def recommend wainwrights.

MarleyAndMe wrote:

markjaide wrote:ive looked into royal canin but there seems to be so many different ones which one should i be looking for?also how about pero is that any good?

how olds your doggy? ill post a link if im allowed to the correct one you need on the royal canin website

hes 8weeks old and thanx

i like wainwrights and noticed a big different in kaiser since i have used it that works out about 33 quid for a 15kg bag which will last ages my sister use to feed her dog the pets at home puppy she didnt like it and dont think the pup did much either

markjaide wrote:

MarleyAndMe wrote:

markjaide wrote:ive looked into royal canin but there seems to be so many different ones which one should i be looking for?also how about pero is that any good?

how olds your doggy? ill post a link if im allowed to the correct one you need on the royal canin website

hes 8weeks old and thanx

Royal Canine junior, its got a pink lable, I would post a link but can't! They do a neutered/unneutered one. I swear by it

kk il have a look cheers

http://www.petmeds.co.uk/showproduct.aspx?ProductID=4769&SEName=royal-canin-un-neutered-junior-dog

This is where mines from

Janey wrote:http://www.petmeds.co.uk/showproduct.aspx?ProductID=4769&SEName=royal-canin-un-neutered-junior-dog

This is where mines from

Not seen that type before the only one ive seen and used is this one which is the same as they sell in pets at home
http://www.petplanet.co.uk/product_group.asp?dept_id=709&pg_id=390

Moo is on a sensitivity control because she had really bad guts but its fine also as everyday food. It sorted her tum out and thrives on it, I mix it with the sesitivity control chicken and rice, again very good stuff, I swear by it