Foods

Sully Monster · #1 19-03-10, 10:18 AM

Ok this seems to be a never ending story of trying to find a food for sully, it needs to be wheat/diary free, help to increase/maintain his weight, NOT make him hyper!!!!

So I thought I would create a poll to try and help me out as at the moment i seem to be going round and round in circles and getting sooooo confuzzled about the whole thing.

So I have included the foods I have been thinking of

I know a lot of people feed raw but this is not an option to please make sure you wear your tin hats if you are going to suggest it

jesterjenn · #2 19-03-10, 10:28 AM

I've never heard of Barking Heads but the ingredients look really good!

My friend gets a food for her dogs which is wheat/gluten and maize free, but she isn't online at the moment to ask about it. I will ask her what it is called though as her dogs are in really good nick on it

I have heard JWB have been taken over by Pedigree (don't know how true it is), so I wouldn't go there, and that and AG didn't agree with Jess - BUT kibble in general didn't.

All look good quality foods.

Have you thought about Challenge Dog Food? Challenge Premium Dog Foods I have heard good things about that too.

charlie · #3 19-03-10, 10:30 AM

Im goin to stick with Burns u know me dear lol

joyce · #4 19-03-10, 10:33 AM

Fish4dogs, Ardengrange x

jesterjenn · #5 19-03-10, 10:43 AM

Nutrix is the food my mate uses

sami · #6 19-03-10, 10:52 AM

I swear by Quantum Chicken & Rice Choice protein. It is wheat and dairy free. The only one I could Max to tolerate and hold any sort of weight and I have recommended to others who have had the same results. Web site is Vertro, Inc.

It is supposed to be a copy of the Hills Prescription diet. Max was on that and then swopped to Quantum.

LOVEGSD · #7 19-03-10, 11:18 AM

I feed Arden but would look at Orijen and Barking Heads is sold at our local pet shop an looks very good.

bonanza1 · #8 19-03-10, 11:41 AM

Got to admit I've not had this problem before so I couldn't say, I have just been reading about it though, you may have already seen this website but if not I hope it helps....

Hypoallergenic Dog Food Guide | Feed Your Pet the Right Dog Foods

Regards

Ian

Sully Monster · #9 19-03-10, 11:42 AM

Thanks Iain, I will take a look at this.

Another food suggested to me is Aukarky - anyone tried it????

bonanza1 · #10 19-03-10, 11:47 AM

Not heard of that one so just googled and found this

Autarky Dog Food - Complete Adult - Autarky Adult - Dog Food - 2.5 kg

Ian