Warning over Adult Richa dry dog food

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-cornwall-20788757
Just in case anyone is feeding this to their dogs
Someone has found bits of metal and plastic in it

Never heard of it lol

Neither had I until I read that but it wouldn't be very funny if you're feeding a dog with it. Just in case anyone has it then they should check it carefully. I wouldn't be very happy to find foreign objects in Storms food.

Nope! I wouldn't buy food from pound stretcher tho

I always buy the best food I can afford but not everyone does. Some people will think it's fine as it's sold as dog food, then it must be suitable.

ive never heard of it or ever seen it in any shops

Thanks for the information , not a brand I have heard of before but if 1 member uses it and reads it then that's 1 less problem we have on our hands

it's not a food I have come across either, thanks for the heads up though.

not a snob but it looks to be well down with the Bakers and the Wagg if not below at £13 for 12.5kg

Thanks for the heads up, but I hope nobody on this forum is feeding it anyway!

Just googled it, not top quality! Sometimes people think that if it was for sale as a dog food it is okay to feed to your dog. We are lucky on the forum that we share info about diet some people aren't so lucky! I would still be feeding the Princesses on Beta if it wasn't for the forum

Can I just ask what use feed your dogs, I feed mine tins of Pedigree and dry bakers. Is there any better foods for them?

ciaranmcfall wrote:Can I just ask what use feed your dogs, I feed mine tins of Pedigree and dry bakers. Is there any better foods for them?

Hi & welcome to the forum.

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To be honest, Bakers is probably the worst dog food ever made in the whole world, and pedigree isn't too far behind it!

Sorry, but it's full of colours, flavours & horrendous E numbers which are no good at all for your dog.

Have a look through our feeding & nutrition forum for a few hints of good food.

I agree with Caryll:)