Arden Grange Puppy/Junior Dry Dog Food Rich in Fresh Chicken, 12 kg

Both I and my Dad feed our dogs Arden Grange. Both of us have Male Blue Staffordshire Bull Terriers. I was originally recommended Arden Grange Puppy/Junior when I bought my Dads Pup for him from the breeder. I advised my dad of this, and he's been feeding his dog Arden Grange for about 2 years now. He fed his dog Arden Grange Puppy/Junior (Light blue bag) until the recommended age was reached, then he switched to the adult Chicken with Rice (Red bag) for Small and Medium sized breeds. His dog has a lovely soft coat with no skin problems whatsoever. He's in excellent athletic condition with no fat and very fit. Albeit my dad does walk his dog for miles too.On the strength of this I've decided to feed my 8 week old Male Blue Staffy Arden Grange Puppy/Junior too. My breeder fed a different food, but I broke the rules a little and just put my pup straight on the Arden Grange. I know most people will say the puppy should be gradually introduced to new food, but I just put him on it Arden Grange Puppy/Junior straight away. He loves it, eats it quickly and has totally normal stool movements even from the first one. So I'm glad I didn't mess about and just put him straight on Arden Grange.This is my 4th dog, I had a Boerboel before this and two Rottweilers before that. I'm 100% certain that a good clean diet with no junk in it, and a concerted effort to keep a dog fit and lean makes for less health/joint problems and gives more chance of a longer lifespan.I'll be keeping my dog very fit, lean and fed only on Arden Grange.

This was recommended by a friend and thank goodness it was! Our pomeranian pup had a very upset tummy and even just plain boiled chicken and rice didn't settle it so I was amazed that it calmed things down within 24hrs! After things calmed, we tried giving her the odd treat but discovered anything other than this food upsets her. I take some out as treats when we go for walks. Her coat is shiny, there is enough crunch to keep her teeth healthy and it smells of the mixture of ingredients but isn't off putting. Am very happy with the food and the bag lasts our little one a long time so the price when broken down is very very reasonable given the size of our pomeranian.

Excellent food. I feed it to my 7.5 month old Cocker Spaniel (show breed, so has a longer coat!) and I get so many remarks on how soft he is, specifically the vet mentioning the quality of his coat. He absolutely loves it - we switched from another brand and can see the difference in him, including his energy levels (puppies are generally a little nutty anyways!). According to vet; excellent coat, perfect weight and his stomach feels good - all of which I'd put down to the food. We stick to the amount recommended on the package, and that seems pretty good for him. My other dog (5yr old Springer) is on the Arden Grange adult, so we'll likely transition the Pup to that, from this, when he's old enough. All in all, fab food. I always purchase from Amazon as it seems to be the best price!

good food but expensive

Perfect. Just what I wanted without the effort to try and find it in the shops

If you are looking for a high quality yet affordable food for your puppy then I would definitely recommend Arden Grange Puppy/Junior.The ingredients are all hypo-allergenic and it does not contain loads of fillers which you will find in cheaper foods.It contains a high level of protein which is what your puppy needs to grow big and strong, the actual foods kibble size is quite small but that has never been a problem for my dog who is now over a year old and weighs in at 25kg.Best of all the price is over £10 cheaper than in Jollyes!

Good food for Labrador and quick delivery thanks

I can't comment on scent and flavour as I'm a vegan human not a dog. This food was recommended by the Rescue we got our dog from and he has always liked it. His coat is super glossy so I guess it must be good for him too.