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Best dog food for a puppy
Getting a Puppy tomorrow, just wondered what people thought was the best dry dog food to buy. I was gonna go with Burgess Supa Dog/Puppy. any info would be appreciated.
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.mine is fed on Eukanuba, but I am introducing her to Burns dry food slowly, she seems to like it, but not going to change her food yet, when you get a new puppy I think it's best to keep them on what they're used to, they will have loose stools, just because of the change of home etc., and if you change the food it will only serve to make matters worse!........Callie's fine now, but the first few days were hard to cope with, even though we didn't change her food from what the breeder fed her!.....we had to see the vet, she was dehydrated and needed medication, and so the least you change the diet the better!......
Agree with RRG, you need to be guided by the breeder and what the puppy is being fed on now. If it is around 8 weeks old, it will be on 4 meals a day. Some breeders feed two meaty meals which can be a complete diet soaked a little in warm water, and two milky meals ie: weetabix with goats milk, scrambled eggs etc.
Burgess food is what we call a 'flaky' food containing a lot of cheap ingredients, rather than an 'extruded' dry complete food. It means they have to eat a lot to get any amount of goodness out of it, and then they poo out the excess so you have a lot of clearing up to do. You are better to buy something like Eukanuba, Purina, James Wellbeloved or any of the better quality foods as in the long run they work out cheaper than feeding lots of cheap food as you feed less because they utilise more of it.