I am not actually a dog owner myself but I do house-sit for friends & family fairly regularly and one of the dogs I look after is Stamford who is a red setter and is known for being a little bit fussy at times about what he eats. Wagg Premium is dry dog food which claims to give 'complete satisfaction' and 'premium nutrition' and can be enjoyed for all dogs from 8 weeks of age. How much you feed the dog is dependant on their size and Stamford gets around 500g per day which is given to him in two meals, one in the morning & one in the evening and as this is dry food it's very simple to just keep a small measuring cup in the bag and then just pour the ...  Read the complete review

Feeding time at the Zoo was a complex thing and often would end up with us tripping over the cats or the dogs and food been splattered everywhere. So we decided that with 4 dogs and 3 cats, jellied food was out and we had to transfer them onto dry food. Oh boy what fun would we have over the next few weeks. The cats were not that bad as they soon discovered that they liked their boxed dry complete food and the older cats prefer Iams, but the dogs were different. I have 4 Dogs, Caffery, Pudsey and Millie are all Border Collies. Lottie is a Manchester Terrier and has the markings of a doberban with the legs. All my dogs are loving and cute and cuddly and ...  Read the complete review

With two very stubborn dogs I couldn't imagine them ever happily eating dry dog food but the smell of wet dog food isn't nice so we tried, and boy did we try everything - then my partner came home with Wagg Chicken & Vegetable and I have never seen my two so excited over a bowl of dog food. Wagg dog food is a quality product for a small price 2.5kg is around £2 and a big sack is around £11. It comes in two flavours Chicken & Vegetable or Beef & Vegetable. It has the usual veg in it such as carrots and peas and a huge portion of the meat. Wagg is a UK based company which strives on giving only the best to our pets, their dog food has been ...  Read the complete review

I bought this feed for my dogs as I was feeling the pinch badly one month and vowed not the buy it ever again! It is very cheap, only about £10 for a 17kg bag and can be picked up almost anywhere. However, it really is not very good. My Malinois and Lab are both working dogs and so need to be in tip top condition. My Malinois was at a pivital point of her training where we were moving onto harder sinarios and thinking about working her on live jobs. All of a sudden she just stopped working. Her scenting ability dropped dramatically and she stopped working completely. She was finding the scent of people after 17 hours of them being in the area and ...  Read the complete review

I have been feeding my dogs a greyhound and a lurcher wagg complete dog food for years and they just love it. It is a complete food with Typical Analysis Protein 18% Oil 5% Fibre 3% Ash 8% Ingredients Wheat, Maize, Meat Meal, Poultry Meat Meal, Peas, Glucose Syrup, Animal Fat, Vegetable Oil, Yeast, Minerals and Vitamins. Vitamin A: 8000IU/kg, Vitamin D3: 1000IU/kg, Vitamin E: 75IU/kg, Copper: 16mg/kg in it and it give your dog everything they need. You can buy a sack from pets at home for only £9.99 they have lovely coats and are never looking for anything else we do not encourage tipbits. I lost a ...  Read the complete review