Dog food choice

[heatherell]

I have 2 Boarder Terriers both nearly 3 years old. They have always been fed on dry food with a little meat mixed in for variety. They seem to be tiring of the same thing and I was wondering in anyone had any opinions on Hi Life moist food. Looks like little worms, moist food. Is it any good? or could anybody suggest anything their terriers like?

 

[CAYLA]

Pretty dreadful ingredient wise, it looks like plasticine with the same texture (Im sure thats the one)
Why not try a real good quality food like fidh4dogs and get the salmon oil and mouse sachets (have a google) also some dogs regulate their food intake quite nicely and this may mean eating very little but maintaining weight fine, and obs a feed "window" helps, 10 mins down then lift till next meal and don't add lib.
Otherwise something like JamesWellBeloved and tinned sardines (far cheaper than dog meat) and the sardines are human grade best quality food.

 

[Cinnamontoast]

For quality, you can't really beat Nature Diet trays for wet food. Wainwrights trays are very similar but cheaper. Alternatively, keep the dry food but add, as Cayla says, eg sardines, raw eggs, natural yoghurt. The yoghurt has encouraged my adult dog to eat anything he's given.

 

[KarynK]

I would say that the best wet food is raw diet, nothing added and nothing taken away by cooking! With 2 BT's it should not be too hard or expensive, just spend some time in the reduced section of the supermarket meat section and get the basics ranges of chicken wings. There is loads on it on the sticky above.