Dog Food

johnny37 | 20:41 Fri 02nd Nov 2018 | Animals & Nature

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my 8yo springer is getting fed up with cheap food i give her (waggs working dog food tax free)
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17k for a tenner. Or maybe 17lb. I think waggs is a name brand but i guess they put all sorts of stuff in it to keep the price down.

she is otherwise healthy, except a tendency to sleep when nothing is happening.

What brands of dry food do you give that is reasonably priced ?

thanks

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shoota

I'm currently using that Waggs working for my 3 working Cockers.
It's going down alright and coming out alright.
I do supplement with raw meat and fresh veg though.

Rockrose

Jolyes own brand then I add veggies and gravy and chicken, Salmon or beef or eggs to it

Rockrose

Sorry forgot the link
https://www.jollyes.co.uk/jollyes-macs-complete-dog-food-with-beef-veg-15kg.html

I have 2 labs who get a clean bill of health from the vets and are very actt

shoota

I have previously been using Lidl's working complete with good results.

Buenchico

My cats seem happy enough with Lidl's own brand products, so perhaps it might be worth trying your dog on them?
https://www.lidl.co.uk/en/Products.htm?articleId=1173

Baldric

Bakers, they love it.

Baldric

I think the dogs would hide in the footwell of the car if I took them to Aldi/Lidl and they would have to compete with me for space as I don't think I could do it to be honest.

shoota

I send a man Balders….

Baldric

Good move Shoota, gotta couple of women here not doing a lot tbh.

kvalidir

Aldi's working dog is fine mine love it, and the good news is you won't accidentally run into Baldric the shopping snob :/

retrocop

Dog Food. Ahhh memories.
My father had a locally famous working dog and our local Butcher was given the contract to supply horse meat for our Bavrian. The Butcher's shop was called McClennans and my elder sister dubbed him 'Mac the knife'
However Mr Mac proclaimed that the fine working dog, a credit to the community,was worthy of better than horse meat and issued a ration of prime Aberdeen Angus.
Being a six year old carnivore with teeth I always lay on the floor at meal time and shared that raw meat with my best pal 'Joe'

Baldric

Had a word with the Girls and they said no they won't go there either.

kvalidir

Is your family motto 'A fool and his money are soon parted' Baldric? ;-)