Skinner's dog food?

[PacificDogwod]

Any experiences?

I am looking at Allaboutdogfood and it looks good on paper, with less of an outlay than Millie's Wolfheart which is what I was intending on trialling.

DDog is almost 3 years, rescue greyhound, been with us for almost 18 months, has 4-5 soft to very soft poos/day and is still as skinny as if he were racing. Vet checked (repeatedly) and full of energy and beans, v shiny coat - I am not concerned about his health.
RAW/BARF has been vetoed by DH for the time being.

Any experiences much appreciated

Only the hypoallergenic ones are good, I've fed the field & trial salmon or duck and rice (cheaper than others being VAT free). My greyhounds do well on the salmon but output on duck seems a bit softer for them anyway, i tend to feed the Autarky salmon though now as its cheaper than skinners & similar.

For better quality ingredients & lower than millies price, this stuff is good and as its cold pressed it doesn't swell up & smells nice even to me . My pack loved both chicken & beef versions and has been only kibble my fussy diva will eat out as treats on a walk. www.zooplus.co.uk/shop/dogs/dry_dog_food/lukullus

Thank you, Hattie, it's the hypoallergenic versions I've been thinking about.
Good to know your experience

I always recommend Skinners F&T for people on a budget. It's the same price as Bakers/Pedigree/Harringtons but far superior quality.
Took me four years to bully dad into taking his (and mine when she was there) off Bakers and part of the reason I succeeded was because of its comparable price.

Once one it we have seen a big difference, especially in his oldest dog.
Last September she looked more like 14 than the 9 she is. She was moving more slowly and was generally "old lady". Now she's doing Zoomies round the garden with my almost five year old.

Lab and Golden Retriever here. On Skinners museli mix. Both love it. Only food fussy retriever will eat.

We've been using the Salmon and Rice one for years, I'm really happy with it. Very tidy poos and dogs are in good nick (border collie and terrier mutt)

Skinners is a good budget food is you cant afford to go grain free.

But be aware not all Skinners is good, the Muesli mix is particularly bad as it contains sugar and other undesirables and gets a measly 1.6 out of 5 rating. Check out the varieties on allaboutdogfood.

Thank you all

I've emailed Millie's Wolfheart and had a very detailed and knowledgable sounding, long email back - I am v impressed tbh, so I think I will trial it.

I have of course also put my name in the hat for MNHQ's current Pedigree promotion

I use Skinner's Field and Trial and the Rough and Ready and the dogs love them both and are in excellent condition - plenty of energy and beautiful coats.