Ok lots of dog lovers on here 🙂 What are you feeding your furry friends?
My 3 dogs can be quite fussy I’ve tried
Applaws
Royal Canin
Tails
Kirkland
Autarky
Harringtons
And god knows how many other dry/kibble types of food.
We add small amount of good quality wet food/tuna etc and water to kibble.
They start to get picky after few days and turn noses up 🙁
On week two of this stuff and boy I’ve never seen them so excited when prepping the food !!
Tried heating it up?
I just let them out to attack the passing school kids for their lunches. You do get a fair bit of tinfoil at the other end but the dog seems happy.
Mine is partial to cyclists and runners.
We feed ours Eden kibble, various flavours available. He loves it, still bounces about every meal time in excitement.
Other than that, the odd bit of raw.
And socks.
And slippers.
Oh aye mods delete please having a senior moment !!
Free range chicken kibble (McAdams), luckily he’s a small-medium dog otherise it would be prohibitively expensive for us. Very good food though. Also some fresh meat and the odd plate of microwaved frozen pollock to add variety/change.
He also likes a few veg snax now and again. Especially baby tomatoes, sweet pepper chunk or boiled pumpkin with rice to calm an upset stomach. We got a ‘lucky’ dog (a runt with IBD) so have to be careful. He doesn’t fare well at all on tinned dog-foods hence finding McAdams.
The (especially cheap end of the scale) pet food industry is vile by the way. although things may change for the better
Ours loves chicken and rice. Most weeks I will cook something using chicken and rice as base ingredients so I dry-fry the off-cuts of chicken and do extra boiled rice, mix it up and give her some to supplement her kibble. Sometimes I put some egg in too, but not regularly.
80/10/10 raw. DIY or from Paleo Ridge/Just Naturally.
The occasional treat of whole prey (mainly rabbit or fish)...that's always fed outside!
The occasional topping of raw egg/shell and a bit of veg.
Yora here, she likes it, looks healthy and solid poo!
My mum's dog would only eat Morrison's own brand food, not even the decent stuff.
Sister's lab isn't too fussy - generally a dried kibble (not sure which one), oh and shoes, rocks, slippers, toys. He did have to have a specialist diet as a pup as came with a nasty bacterial infection that took months to clear up.
I didn't realise dogs were so fussy. Try having cats. Our fussiest being a 'rescue' that lived wild for about 9 months. Felix "As Good as It Looks" or **** off !! He does go mad for bacon, cheese, chicken and plastic ham.