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What food???
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Dec 12 2008, 4:56 pm - By steve


Hi, Whats the best food to feed my 10month old staffy?? Got him on butchers dry puppy food but i just read that its rubbish???? Anyone give me any advice on what to feed him dry or raw food??? Thanks...
Dec 12 2008, 5:02 pm - Replied by: Storm


Hiya,

i feed Storm James wellbeloved. he has a mix of the dry and wet stuff together. a couple of times a week he has some pilchards mixed in with it.

a friend of mine was giving his lil pup some cheap food and she wasnt gaining any weight.

i put him onto what we use and he noticed a big diff in just a couple of weeks, weight and coat wise.

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Dec 12 2008, 5:06 pm - Replied by: steve


Thanks, they sell jwb at pets at home, but when i went down for Bennys food they told me Butchers puppy would be fine? shall i try him on it or would you recomend changing it straight away?
Dec 12 2008, 5:40 pm - Replied by: ozbod1


wellbeloved is good, purina beta puppy is a good compromise up2 about 15 months. ive used butchers and personally i dont think its as bad as some people say! i found it fine tbh. if you go tp pets at home say, the clue is in the price of 15kg bags. stuff at £9.99 i avoid for example. i think purina beta is £37 and i rate it. you can use it on its own and i give mine oily fish 2-3 times a week on top. works well for me. tbh if you have no probs i wouldnt change your food just because someone doesnt rate it.
Dec 12 2008, 7:26 pm - Replied by: steve


Thanks...
Dec 13 2008, 1:25 am - Replied by: Storm



steve wrote:

Thanks, they sell jwb at pets at home, but when i went down for Bennys food they told me Butchers puppy would be fine? shall i try him on it or would you recomend changing it straight away?

 

hi, if you do change foods, do it gradually. this way it wont upsett the pup so much.

mix it with the other food, each time adding more new stuff and less old.

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Dec 13 2008, 2:31 am - Replied by: jakies13


i agree with storm, james well belived is a really good food as i feed it ruby.
she was on bakers puppy but didnt eat it much. as soon as i put her on james wellbeloved she loved it


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Dec 13 2008, 5:20 pm - Replied by: crownbull


mine are on arden grange, yes its pricey but its a very good food. doesnt need anything added to it and tbh im willing to pay that little bit extra to know their food is the best i can get for them
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Dec 13 2008, 9:18 pm - Replied by: chalkie7


another vote for JWB here...also consider Wainwrights (PAH own brand) which is pretty good and quite a bit cheaper if budget is important.
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Dec 15 2008, 10:01 pm - Replied by: StaffieMad


JWB are good but are quite expensive i feed mine on Wainwrights which they love and it cheeper than james.

Dec 15 2008, 10:13 pm - Replied by: Roch


I feed my girls auturky holisitc food they are doing fab on it
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