Dry dog food

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Which dry dog food do you feed and why?

Burgess sensitive dog food, any flavour.

My lurcher gets diarrhea from any other food. But he can eat long dead corpses/dog poo (his own or other's, he's not fussy)/toys/bits of wood ie anything he can get his paws on before I get him to drop it, with no ill effect. Its bizarre.

Markus Muhle (and BARF too) I was a bit wary at first as it has maize, but it is cold pressed and the maize is easier on the digestive system.

I was totally converted immediately, her poos were exactly as they are on raw, her weight stays perfect, she loves it so much I use it for training and her coat and teeth are gleaming.

It seems to keep her, frankly manic, disposition a lot calmer too.

I have never be so evangical about a doog food ever, it's fab

Royal Canin, it's what he was weaned onto by the breeder. We tried James Wellbeloved (it was a freebie from the vet!) but it went right through him, so we've just stuck with what we know he's ok on

Iams - the weight control ones. SparklyHound seems quite happy with them and she doesn't seem as hungry eating this as on other dry foods.

Skinners duck and rice and Burns Mini bites. They also have raw chicken and other 'real' foods sometimes (raw eggs, meat scraps, pasta, potato, veg etc). My spaniel has various allergies which affect his anal glands , and Skinners is one of the few foods he can tolerate without pooing soup.

Oscars sensitive, and this week Burgess sensitive as a trial. He's a lurcher and has a v sensitive tummy - many of the sensitive brands give him the runs.

Skinners Duck and rice or Salmon and rice. Suits her perfectly, everyone always comments on her condition and no sloppy massive poo's!

Or is it salmon and potato... anyway, its skinners!

Pedigree Chum light.

Royal Canine (dachshund) - its what the breeder had him on when we got him at 10 months. It suits him. He gets various other stuff but that's his staple.

Barking Heads ,mainly the lamb one ( good hair day) or the chicken sensitive one .

Wainwrights Salmon & Potato from PAH. Gottle Dog has a jippy tummy and he is great on this. His coat is really shiney and good solid poos

Barking heads 'good hair day' as she likes it, doesn't make her fart, her poops are perfect and it stops her skin being dry.

Millies Wolfheart countryside mix. 3 days after starting loose poos and smelly farts (from months of Eden) disappeared. They also do a great range of dried chewy treats (tripe, udders, lamb skin, cows ears, paddy whacks, whistle blowers etc).

We use Markus Muhle too Honeydragon!

High five for being dog food twins yeah!

Forgot why (apart from solid poos and no wind) its grain free, British, and has good quality protein in it.

Another one for Wainwright's salmon and potato here - we basically looked for a food that didn't include "animal derivatives" or "vegetable derivatives" on the ingredients list, and then compared prices. We used Bakers initially, but it made her ill and she then refused to eat it, so we switched and haven't looked back

Yaaaay

It's bloody marvellous stuff though isn't it? and less than half the price of Orijjin

Barking heads, Fusspot cos well she's a fusspot plus she's really healthy on it. I think she's getting bored of it though so I think we'll change to something else for a bit, don't know what.

Binger, may I suggest This?

Your dog will thank you

Burgess Sensitive here as well. I've got a dog with a very sensitive stomach and, after much trial and error (and expense!), it's the only food she seems ok on. Tried her on Orijen, Barking Heads, Collards, Fish 4 Dogs etc, and they all give her the squits, or make her fur fall out. Even a raw diet made her poos runny. She's been on Burgess for 4 months now and so far, so good :)

Millie's Wolfheart Riverside Mix. Had the salmon one first but poo was awful, much better on Riverside.

Burns. Was on Wellbeloved but he's a fussy git so changed to Burns.

Another on Miilies Wolfheart countryside mix.

She was on JW puppy/junior, but had intermittent diarrhoea, and was an itchy dog first thing in the mornings for some reason. Decided to try grain free and settled on Millies. Her poo has been beautiful since swapping, if that is possible! Not one loose day, and the itching has stopped, but I'm not sure if she wasn't growing out of that anyway. Definitely keeping her on the Millies for poo reasons alone.