hayinamanger
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Mine have Dr Johns Silver, they love it, look great on it and never leave any.
What do you feed your dog/s?
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posie_honey
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Dr Johns gold - fab stuff 
they used to be on silver but they come out with me on bike in morning then on horses in avo - so are usually covering at least 10miles a day- silver just wasnt quite high enough protein then
they used to be on silver but they come out with me on bike in morning then on horses in avo - so are usually covering at least 10miles a day- silver just wasnt quite high enough protein then
Vikki89
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Decided to try Skinners duck and rice, hopefully fussy dog will like it.
Very nearly bought some harringtons which a shop owner was annoyingly pushing for me to buy, I just bought a small trial pack to then be told at a different place (which i get my horse feed from) that harringtons isn't very good and is made by the people who make Wagg.
Very nearly bought some harringtons which a shop owner was annoyingly pushing for me to buy, I just bought a small trial pack to then be told at a different place (which i get my horse feed from) that harringtons isn't very good and is made by the people who make Wagg.
Vizslak
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OMG ..you COOK tripe??...how on earth do you stand the smell ??
they have their own freezer and microwave....out in the shed!
CorvusCorax
Deary me...
"Hey, Milo, me and Ellie are gonna stick some Microchips on, dya want some?"
Vizslak
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Lmao!
shadowboy
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Pup is on Wafcol Salmon and Potato Puppy and the oldie is also on Wafcol Salmon and potato but the adult version. Online they cost me £36 per bag (15kg for the pup version and 12kg for the adult) and they last approx 28days, slightly longer for the oldie as she eats less!
Britestar
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Skinner Field and Trial Crunchy. High oil content for a skinny dog. Still gets fed for a 24kg and he only weighs 17kg. Used to feed JWB, but I had t give him enough for 35kg dog to keep him at 17kg.