sloulou
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How come Ravenwood? Do you mean the freezer space?
What do you feed your dogs?
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kirstyhen
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ISkinners Field and Trial Maintenance whilst they are not working - not sure why but both are happy, healthy and shiny coated!
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That's what my Parent's Dogs get in the "off-season" and Skinner's Field and Trail Muesli when they are woking, although a couple of them refuse to eat anything but the Muesli all year round
ISkinners Field and Trial Maintenance whilst they are not working - not sure why but both are happy, healthy and shiny coated!
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That's what my Parent's Dogs get in the "off-season" and Skinner's Field and Trail Muesli when they are woking, although a couple of them refuse to eat anything but the Muesli all year round
Tinkerbee
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They get our scraps
*awaits telling off from Cala*
Went through a phase of trying them on "proper" food, but it went straight through them
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No the wonder they are hudalums
My dogs are on Chudleys working crunch.
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In tinkerdog's defence, she is an angel.
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They get our scraps
*awaits telling off from Cala*
Went through a phase of trying them on "proper" food, but it went straight through them
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No the wonder they are hudalums
My dogs are on Chudleys working crunch.
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Ravenwood
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How come Ravenwood? Do you mean the freezer space?
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Firstly I will admit that I gave up very quickly!!
Yep, I thought that the best way forward really would have been to have a separate freezer for them - but I just couldn't fit one in anywhere - bloody stupid small house! Also I would forget to take out enough to defrost in time for their meals - I should have persevered for longer and got into a proper routine - but it is just so much quicker and easier to scoop out from a bag of kibble!
How come Ravenwood? Do you mean the freezer space?
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Firstly I will admit that I gave up very quickly!!
Yep, I thought that the best way forward really would have been to have a separate freezer for them - but I just couldn't fit one in anywhere - bloody stupid small house! Also I would forget to take out enough to defrost in time for their meals - I should have persevered for longer and got into a proper routine - but it is just so much quicker and easier to scoop out from a bag of kibble!
MrsElle
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Mine all have Burgess Superdog Sensitive. Casper has a 'delicate constitution' and a wheat intollerence (sp) so thats the only one we found that didn't go straight through him.
We did feed raw for a while but struggled with four large dogs and a smaller one -couldn't find the freezer space and whizzing up the veggies took forever too
We did feed raw for a while but struggled with four large dogs and a smaller one -couldn't find the freezer space and whizzing up the veggies took forever too
chelljacobs
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All ours are on Burns - high energy. Recently I've been wanting to feed raw, i really don't have the freezer space. To many mouths to feed could be tricky
GinaGem
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Lol - we have one large freezer and two small ones just for the dogs!!
haycroft
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i feed mine mainly raw/bones, they love fresh rabbit or redmills tracker which i can add meat to
TarrSteps
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I'm going to get it from both sides.
Mine eat a main raw meal - a mix of butcher stuff and the frozen packaged meat. I would love them to be only eating raw but . . .
. . . in deference to the fact that we live in a tiny flat and cannot have a separate freezer and there are now two of them (thanks to all those who tried to talk me out of a puppy . . .
) have one meal of kibble a day. The older one is typically lurcher picky and I've found not all complete kibble works for him - against other people's experience, his skin and coat got not so great on Chudleys, for example. I'm trying Barking Heads right now and it's working very well. It seems on par quality wise with Arden Grange, Nutro etc but slightly cheaper and good "customer service". He loves it and he's looking great on it. The other one is eating JW puppy food but she's almost old enough to eat grown up food so I'll put her on the Barking Heads too.
Mine eat a main raw meal - a mix of butcher stuff and the frozen packaged meat. I would love them to be only eating raw but . . .
. . . in deference to the fact that we live in a tiny flat and cannot have a separate freezer and there are now two of them (thanks to all those who tried to talk me out of a puppy . . .
) have one meal of kibble a day. The older one is typically lurcher picky and I've found not all complete kibble works for him - against other people's experience, his skin and coat got not so great on Chudleys, for example. I'm trying Barking Heads right now and it's working very well. It seems on par quality wise with Arden Grange, Nutro etc but slightly cheaper and good "customer service". He loves it and he's looking great on it. The other one is eating JW puppy food but she's almost old enough to eat grown up food so I'll put her on the Barking Heads too.
missshell
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Wow thanks everyone a huge range there!
Hes currently on Bakers meaty meals and used to be on Wainwrights kibble mixed with the frozen raw meat you get in pet shops (tripe,beef etc) He seems to get bored of dried food but as some have you have said the tinned food is rubbish.
Wow thanks everyone a huge range there!
Hes currently on Bakers meaty meals and used to be on Wainwrights kibble mixed with the frozen raw meat you get in pet shops (tripe,beef etc) He seems to get bored of dried food but as some have you have said the tinned food is rubbish.