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Post by Charrr Wed Jan 22 2014, 00:25

Hey guys so I was just wondering if anyone can give me some advice on wizs din dins. Wiz has just turned 1 and I want to change his food from boring old dry biscuits. I've recently been mixing in bakers new wet food as good as it looks. Which looks really good full of meat and vegetables and isn't like the crap in the tins. He loves it! Is this suitable for him because on the box it's more smaller dogs but then when do you ever see our beautiful staffies on the box

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Post by Sazzle Wed Jan 22 2014, 08:45

Hi Char, to be honest bakers is not a good food, full of fillers and additives. This is our recommended list but also wainrights and jameswellbeloved are good. Which dry food do you currently use?

http://staffy-bull-terrier.com/dry_food

Good things to mix in are tinned sardines in oil or tomato sauce, a raw egg or a little cooked mince  Smile
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Post by Kathy Wed Jan 22 2014, 10:04

Sazzle wrote:Hi Char, to be honest bakers is not a good food, full of fillers and additives. This is our recommended list but also wainrights and jameswellbeloved are good. Which dry food do you currently use?

http://staffy-bull-terrier.com/dry_food

Good things to mix in are tinned sardines in oil or tomato sauce, a raw egg or a little cooked mince  Smile

Totally agree with this ^^^^^
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Post by Charrr Wed Jan 22 2014, 10:33

I've tried him on them nicer brands and he won't eat it. He's such a fussy boy. I've been feeding him bakers meaty chunks with that tastes as good as it looks with it. And he's eating a lot more and two meals a day. Ohh god I thought it was good for him Sad he's soo fussey x
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Post by Rachel33 Wed Jan 22 2014, 10:41

Bakers is vile, sorry!! I've found nature diet to be great, all good ingredients and cheap.. 99p a tray. Never known a dog not to eat it!
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Post by Kathy Wed Jan 22 2014, 10:43

It would be beneficial to his health and behaviour if you could get him onto a better quality food. Feeding something like Bakers is like feeding a child just on smarties and junk food, you can imagine how this makes them behave.

When changing foods please do so gradually over the course of about 7 - 10 days by gradually adding the new food to the old and introduce more of the new each day until he is completely on the new food.
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Post by Charrr Wed Jan 22 2014, 11:16

Oke so I can still give him a mixture of wet and dry tho but just of a better brand?
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Post by Kathy Wed Jan 22 2014, 11:57

Check the package of the food, most kibble will be a complete food so need to add the wet to it, we just add a little cooked cooled chicken, sardines or raw egg to Rockys food (Barking Heads) just to make it a bit more interesting for him.
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Post by Sazzle Wed Jan 22 2014, 13:01

The reason they always wolf bakers down is because of the additives  Sad
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