Dylan's Change Of Diet

[Nicola]

I find the chicken and tripe, with a few carrots to be the best one. The chicken and carrots (without tripe) is good too but has too many chopped carrots which they can't always digest properly. The lamb is popular but feed sparingly at first as too much can upset stomachs more easily. I feed it on its own but they get meaty bones once a week from the butchers, and the odd raw chicken wings to help keep their teeth clean. I'm sure a little scoop of good quality mixer or a bit of complete with it won't hurt, and will help bulk it out a little.
I will go the BARF route eventually....but they love this in the meantime.

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Have you any experience with the Beef one, as I bought the variety multipack that they do, and the Beef seems to make him a bit smelly

In what sort of quantity do you feed the pouches?

Have you found a cheaper supplier than PAH?

Thanks, Matt

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No experience with the beef one...my local petshop don't sell it. 75p a tub, but it's a larger tub than the NaturesMenu pouch.

Each dog gets a tub and a half each a day roughly. This could be reduced if a bit of dry was added.

No copious poos....all hard and easy to pick up. :b

 

[llannon]

Many Thanks for the info HopeRosie!!!