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“My dogs love these products. Use small bite size for training treats.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Mr Roger Smith

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“Excellent dish for dogs with high calorie and nutrients to serve them well on a daily basis.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“this is a great offer for you to see if your pooch likes this food. I would have like a variety of packs for her to try just in case there are some she doesn't like”

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Posted 2 years ago

Tereese Hurst

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“Loved this flavour”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Used as rewards for smaller dogs at a little informal dog show.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Lucia Halamova

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“Bought it for a friend's doggie. She is usually not motivated by food, and doesn't really care too much but was really excited about the Fish kibble. No belly issues after. I would recommend.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Mrs Wendy Goodhead

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“Excellent value 6 bags for £2 but it’s to high in fats for my dog so I’m using them as treats I did however buy 2 bags of senior ( Superior Salmon) fingers crossed I can continue to get it .”

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Posted 2 years ago

Mrs Susan Forbes

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“I initially ordered trial packs of salmon and potato kibble for my working cocker spaniel. Commercial dog foods generally do not agree with him. I am delighted to say the trial packs were a success and he has suffered no ill effects due to his diet change. I have successfully switched his breakfast over to Salmon and Potato small bite kibble with the remainder of his meals being homemade. The trial packs are a great idea rather than ordering a bag of kibble which becomes redundant after a couple of weeks as it does not agree with him. I ordered both sizes of kibble and found the smaller to be more suitable for him as it takes him longer to eat.”

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Posted 2 years ago