chestnut cob
Well-Known Member
I'm looking for a bit of help and hoping I can count on you guys 
We have an elderly (13yo) bitch and I need recommendations for dry food. She needs to put on weight after a recent nasty illness. She is well in herself now with plenty of energy and happy, just underweight. We used to feed Chappie dry biscuits but I think they have changed the recipe as she now won't touch them, but does eat tinned Chappie. Looking for suggestions for a dry food we can leave down during the day, so she can eat whenever she wants to.
To complicate matters, she has a VERY sensitive tummy (colitis) so we have to be careful what we give her. Chappie suits her tummy but as I say, although she will eat it from a tin, she will no longer eat the biscuits. She has turned her nose up at Arden Grange in the past but could be worth a try again now she's on the mend, I guess.
Can I get samples from dog food companies in the same way I can ask for horse feed samples? What can we try?
Thanks
We have an elderly (13yo) bitch and I need recommendations for dry food. She needs to put on weight after a recent nasty illness. She is well in herself now with plenty of energy and happy, just underweight. We used to feed Chappie dry biscuits but I think they have changed the recipe as she now won't touch them, but does eat tinned Chappie. Looking for suggestions for a dry food we can leave down during the day, so she can eat whenever she wants to.
To complicate matters, she has a VERY sensitive tummy (colitis) so we have to be careful what we give her. Chappie suits her tummy but as I say, although she will eat it from a tin, she will no longer eat the biscuits. She has turned her nose up at Arden Grange in the past but could be worth a try again now she's on the mend, I guess.
Can I get samples from dog food companies in the same way I can ask for horse feed samples? What can we try?
Thanks