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Wainwrights or Burns?

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JessicaRuby · 22/12/2015 16:23

Hi,

I'm looking for some advice on what is best to feed our 9 month old Staffy/lab X - he's currently on Wainwrights but his trainer said Burns would be best as both breeds can be prone to sensitive skin. Went to buy some in Pets at Home and a member of staff told us to stick with Wainwrights as it's a higher quality food but I suppose that's to be expected as it's a PaH brand!

He's been on Wainwrights since he was 8 weeks and generally been fine with it although a couple of flavours can give him an upset tummy, so I'm not 100% convinced it's the best for him. At the same time though I don't really want to switch unless it's to a quality food he can be on for the long run.

So, Wainwrights, Burns, or something totally different?

Wainwrights or Burns?
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knobblyknee · 22/12/2015 16:26

If he is fine on his dog food dont switch it! Stick to the flacour that suits him. All those brands are nearly identical anyway, just kennel ration - meat powder and flake.
Skin problems are most often caused by fleas and maize.

This is a useful site;
[http://www.dogfoodadvisor.com]

TrionicLettuce · 22/12/2015 16:34

If it ain't broke, don't fix it!!

If he's doing fine on the Wainwrights I wouldn't bother swapping him onto something else just for the sake of it, especially if he's a little prone to having a sensitive stomach.

JustBeingJuliet · 22/12/2015 18:39

I agree with previous posters. My girl is very prone to stomach upsets and hot spots that she bites until she's bald. I've tried numerous foods and spent a fortune in the process, but the one I've found suits her best is Autarky - £13.79 a sack from Costco. It's not the best in the world, but it's got a pretty good write up on allaboutdogfood and it suits her, and my pocket, really well, so we're sticking with it.

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