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Old 03-01-2009, 07:28 PM
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I am currently researching which food to feed my new collie, i dont want anything that could make her hyper, she's on Arden Grange food at the minute which seems good, but am considering the James Wellbeloved, very natural ingredients by the looks of it
IF the AG suits her then stick with it...it's a good brand.

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Old 03-03-2009, 06:58 PM
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i would advise that to check ingredients on the food, but like said by nick if it suits her then stick with it.
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after readind this thread late last week I noted that Bakers & Pedigree are not much good, I had gotten for my now 8 month old Female border colliee Pedigree and Bakers.

I looked around for other dog foods and got Robbies Holistic Cuisine, made in Ayrshire Scotland.

Its a sort of muesli with either chicken or Lamb and Brown rice with other good things. There is no Soya, anti - this or that or any things you dont want in dog food.

I also got Royal Canin food, its very good too.

Of the two, she realy likes the Robbies food, having said that, she also likes the royal Canin a lot too, but the robbies has the edge on her fav. food.
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Old 05-17-2009, 06:10 AM
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Just a quick update on macs food change, I decided to go with first class instead and it has worked Mac has calmed down alot now and is listening, It really does pay to look into what your giving your dog to eat.
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