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Which Dry Senior dog food is best? Which do you give your Dog?
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Re: Which Dry Senior Dog food is best?
wagg
it's what all the police dogs get and they always seem perky enough
cos doggles is a little plumptious at the moment he gets a handful pf frozen veg as well, and a little less food. Believe it or not he eats the lot, we defrost the veg with a tiny bit of gravy powder.
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Re: Which Dry Senior Dog food is best?
I'll try wagg (I meant for the doglees not me, before you say anything Deepie!!)Originally posted by MrsD View Post
Thanks Mrs D
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Re: Which Dry Senior Dog food is best?
None - that's well tightOriginally posted by IF View Post
We fed ours (before he died at xmas time) Butchers Superior - he was a posh dog!
Butchers Superior Real Meat Variety Pack Dog Food Tins 400gm 12 Pack | Pets at Home
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Re: Which Dry Senior Dog food is best?
Originally posted by Never-In-Doubt View PostNone - that's well tight
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Re: Which Dry Senior Dog food is best?
I give my lab Burns - I buy "alert" as it's VAT free, being designed for working dogs, but has the same ingredients as normal Burns. It's a dry dog food, which I prefer, and they don't include any of the carbs which can usually give sensitive dogs upset tummys, dry skin etc (wheat, corn, maize etc).
They do a few versions for seniors. If you fancy trying it, shop around online for the best price as high street pet shops charge a lot more than online ones.
It is fairly pricey, but you feed them less than with some other dog foods so doesn't work out overly expensive when you factor that in.If happy little bluebirds fly, beyond the rainbow, why, oh why can't I?
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I don't have a dog........
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Re: Which Dry Senior Dog food is best?
...and if you did, you'd feed it fish 'n' chips?If happy little bluebirds fly, beyond the rainbow, why, oh why can't I?
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Re: Which Dry Senior Dog food is best?
If you want cheap, you could try leg of Postman or Dustbinmans buttock. ( I would have said arse but I know IF is a bit posh,)Comment
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Re: Which Dry Senior Dog food is best?
In that case try the M&S version..Postman Pâté
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Re: Which Dry Senior Dog food is best?
Oh Noooooooooooooooooooooo!Originally posted by Undercover Elsa View PostIn that case try the M&S version..Postman Pâté
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