Best commercial puppy and kitten food

Re: Best commercial puppy and kitten food

funkyfish — Fri, 09 Aug 2013 08:50:58 GMT

James WB, Burns, Arden Grande and CSJ foods are good.

Re: Best commercial puppy and kitten food

Nichola231 — Thu, 08 Aug 2013 20:00:57 GMT

James Well-beloved! I recommended it to everyone.

It's very good quality for one of the cheaper diets out there. Both my cats are on it and are thriving. Good for skin and digestive upsets. Talked my bf into trying it with his Westie and the dog is doing great on it. No more diarrhea.

JWB are very good at working with practices and will supply a stand, p.o.s stuff and good deals for the practice. Our place has the dog food and I'm working on getting the cat as well.

Re: Best commercial puppy and kitten food

Shoned Hawksworth — Mon, 29 Jul 2013 04:09:56 GMT

I tend to recommend the Hills range, i know a lot of people tend to balk at the price, but when you actually look into it, with the regards to the amounts that need to be fed for nutrtional growth and support, you often tend to feed less of the Hills/Royal canin/Purina diets then you do with the commercial brands - therefore it does not cost as much as people think and can often work out cheaper as you are feeding less therefore buying the food less.

My suggestion would be to work out the cost per day for the royal canin that you are recommending and the cost per day of a commerial diet (taking into account how much you need to feed) you may be suprised at the answer.

If you want to brush up on your diets, Hills/Royal canin and Purina all offer a nutritional advocate cpd for free, gives you lots of advice a few multiple choice questions to fill in, but when you have completed it you will have a certificate of nutritional advisor - its definatley worth doing.