Can anyone help me find a dog food please?

[FeedTheDoge]

That has none of the following.

My dog has Platinum but they have apple and carrot in, and also dried fish which may be sprat.

My old dog used to have Tails which we put a few restrictions on, and he really liked it.

Was also thinking about the Harringtons Just 6?

I can't afford it anymore. My chest freezer has broken and I can't afford to buy another. I can't afford to run a 2nd freezer just for their food with electricity rises.

My youngest dog regurgitates raw and so she is on Ava now and completely fine. So I need to find a dry food they can all eat

Acana - free run duck possibly?

I don't use it myself, so am not emotionally invested in it, but I honestly wouldn't worry about the 66% rating on Fish4Dogs. It is generally accepted as a good quality food, and it is more about what suits your dog than a percentage on a website.

I went through a stage of trying the 'top foods' for mine a while back. All the ones I tried were too much for them and caused stomach issues. They do far better on a good quality mid-level food.

As I say, no issue, I just wouldn't base all your decisions on it - particularly if money is tight. (Not that Fish4Dogs is particularly cheap, I don't think, just that various mid-level foods are actually fine and suit some dogs far better.)

Nature's Variety

It's almost like dry raw food and you can pick just the type of meat/fish your dog can eat. My dog had really healthy poos and shiny coat on it.

@FeedTheDoge Fair enough. Good luck in your search 🙂 You're right - it is bloody expensive!

Wainwrights from Pets at Home is reliable and cheap. There are two grain frees which might help, duck, and lamb. Have a look for duck and potato or salmon and potato kibble as well, from various manufacturers.

Marcus Muhle Black Angus? I've had a quick scan and think it fits your requirements. DDog has this, always has, and is great on it.