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PostSubject: skinners field & trail ??????   skinners field & trail ?????? EmptyWed Mar 06, 2013 11:56 am

does anyone have any opinion's on skinners field and trail??

I am currently feeding my 8 week old pup on field and trail puppy she seems to be doing really well on it he stool has got alot better in the last few days since i switched her from her breeders food and she is enjoying it.

i am thinking of putting her on the duck and rice and salmon and rice when she gets older
which is the reason i put her on the puppy stuff first.

i read some pretty good comments on it before i got her which is why i went for it.
i would really appreciate anyones opinion thanks.

http://www.skinnerspetfoods.co.uk/our-range/working-dogs/?class=working
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PostSubject: Re: skinners field & trail ??????   skinners field & trail ?????? EmptyWed Mar 06, 2013 4:38 pm

I had a reply all typed up then lost everything when my browser crashed. Rather than type it all out again (on my phone no less), forgive me for the short and sweet version now.

I know you have far less options than we have in the States, but I wouldn't recommend or use the food, bear in mind though that is a personal decision each of us has to make for ourselves. The food isn't terrible but most of us prefer to avoid grain, especially corn (listed as maize on your foods) due to it being an unnecessary filler particularly known for causing allergies. But if you are happy with the results and your dog does well on it then I see no reason for you to switch based on others' preferences. I believe TOTW and James Wellbeloved are fairly popular foods across the pond, correct me if I am wrong, between the two I would favor TOTW if you are seeking alternative suggestions. I know some people over there feed Acana which I high recommend if you have access to it.

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PostSubject: Re: skinners field & trail ??????   skinners field & trail ?????? EmptyWed Mar 06, 2013 7:50 pm

she seems to be doing well on it at the minute but she has only been with us a week so we will see abit better in a few weeks. but i think that wellbeloved looks like a good change if needed i can get it from a shop in town and its pretty good price which is a bonus
thanks very much for your reply.
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PostSubject: Re: skinners field & trail ??????   skinners field & trail ?????? EmptySun Mar 10, 2013 7:42 pm

just to let you know she is doing great on skinners now she is eating every last bit and her stools have gone solid so i think im gna stick with it for the time being as everything seems to be fine.
also my vet said he knows of a few working dogs that have done really well on skinners.



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