What food do you buy your Ddog

[AutumnalCosiness]

And how much does it cost per day?

Just trying to help
Even looked up the pea content for you
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I just put that into Allaboutdogfood. What's good is that you can click on all the ingredients and it tells you what they are. The Lignocellulose listed showed as yellow, meaning it's iffy, so I clicked on it and apparently it's best avoided.

Even the £99 Canagan is high in pea protein. Millies Wolfheart, another highly rated brand, has lucerne which is a type of pea or actual chickpeas.

It's just really difficult to find a food that is higher in meat than grains but not crammed with pea, potato and beet pulp.

I know, I was all set on Orijen for ages when researching puppies... then this pea issue came apparent and that has all kind of pea-ness. Probably should rephrase that but oh well 😳😂😂

I know, I appreciate that, thank you.

The lamb & rice has lucerne in it, which is pea protein, but the Skinners foods in general have no fresh meat content and the meat meal is far outweighed by the grains, which is concerning... Compare it with Millies Wolfheart or similar and you'll see what we mean.

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I shall endeavour to avoid the pea-ness for my girl.

Probably for the best... unless you've changed your mind about a houseful of Pyreneans 😂😂

Even some raw complete foods have pea in them e.g.

https://www.allaboutdogfood.co.uk/dog-food-reviews/1658/natures-menu-country-hunter-nuggets-adult

Asda, canned food and kibble. Plus he loves our leftovers. He's a happy dog

It's a minefield out there once you start looking at ingredients. I honestly lost a whole day recently looking at every brand of kibble in existence 😩

I swear I've lost months 😂 Bloody website... we could have lived in blissful ignorance!

Our pups are worth it though, aren't they? It does pay off.

13kg spaniel x (could do with being about 12kg though as has put a bit on since neutering!). He has Scrumbles kibble and Burchers Tripe. Costs about £30 a month in total. He was really fussy pre-neutering, but now seems to eat anything, as he's constantly hungry, so managed to ditch the ridiculously expensive Buttetnut Box that was one of the only things he'd reliably eat!

Burns complete for a 4 year old Lab. £1.15 per day.

Millie's Wolfheart low fat Highland mix - £62 a month
Wet toppers from Country Hunter and Forthglade - £60 a month

1 very fussy spaniel and 1 eat anything spaniel. Both prone to colitis so tend to stick to the same food.

Oh didn't know that about the peas

I like the look of woolfworthy
Has anyone used that?

Millie's Wolfheart for our 11 year old Springer, she's been on it since she was a puppy. We vary between the 60/40 mix flavours and costs about £50 every 8 weeks.

I think someone on the puppy survival thread has mentioned it...

Looks good and no peas @CellophaneFlower Wolfworthy. Check it out!

Raw food. 50p per (small) dog per day

I just took a look as knew I'd looked at it before and got put off for some reason! I think it's as there are quite a few comments from people saying their dogs have started eating other dog's poo and one eating out of a plant pot since they changed to this food, so they think it might be lacking an ingredient in the food. Others saying their dogs seem constantly hungry. My dog is bad enough as it is for acting like she's being starved 😂

Oh, that's really good info @CellophaneFlower , thank you!

So, the search goes on...🙄

I feed Butternut Box topped up with Wainrights dry food for my 26kg Border Collie, he seems to love it, nothing left. Costs around £90 per month. If anyone wants to try it, It's 60% off your first box here: butternutbox.com/Mandy460?share_source=copy_link 🐶💛

and what is wrong with grains?

my ddog always had sainsburys/asda/tesco complete
occasionally harringtons
but recently i started giving her one meal of butchers can