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Post by mac82 Thu Apr 04 2013, 16:31

anyone use it? is it any good? i am using wainwrights at the min.

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Post by Richardspencer Thu Apr 04 2013, 16:35

I am using Arden Grange. It is a good quality food of the same quality as Wainwrights. There is a good list of quality foods dry foods on this website.

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Post by Kathy Thu Apr 04 2013, 16:38

The list of recommended foods is below, Rocky has Barking Heads:

http://staffy-bull-terrier.com/dry_food
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Post by janey Thu Apr 04 2013, 16:38


Yes its a good quality kibble Smile
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Post by Mattylee Fri Apr 05 2013, 13:55

I have just bought this today. £34 pets at home 12kg. Just mixed some with her usual food and she's gone absolutely crazy for it. Never seen her get so excited over kibble.

Bit off topic, but does anyway one else pour kettle water on kibble? I have done this since day one as I find its more appealing with the smells etc. nothing wrong with doing this is there?
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Post by Guest Fri Apr 05 2013, 13:59

No, nothing wrong with it at all. Obviously if you have the sort of dog that leaves some of the food from time to time, then anything left over would have to be thrown away cause it'd go bad otherwise.

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Post by Mattylee Fri Apr 05 2013, 14:02

Yes caryll, leave it down for 15-20 mins whatever's left gets binned. Little wasteful I know, but it's very rare any is left anyway.
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Post by Guest Sat Apr 06 2013, 07:40

Yes darcy is on the sensitive arden grange & loves it Smile

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