Kronch review
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There is no substitute to visiting your Vet - he has the knowledge and experience and can see/feel/smell your dog and advise accordingly. Please apply your own judgement and common sense to any advice given. What works for one dog might not work for another. If you are in any doubt please visit your Vet! General Forum Rules
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Bogtrotter
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Re: Kronch review
I use Millie’s Wolfheart Hunter mix and have found it to be excellent. It even gets 5/5 on the independent All about Dog Food website mentioned above.

The site for the working Barbet http://www.barbetchasseurfrancais.info
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scotsgent
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Arden grange for me too.
Small, hard droppings tell me that most of the ingredients are used and there is a minimum of fillers.
I believe hard droppings express the anal glands more readily and thus is healthier for the dog?
Small, hard droppings tell me that most of the ingredients are used and there is a minimum of fillers.
I believe hard droppings express the anal glands more readily and thus is healthier for the dog?
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Yes, there that firm you can kick it on a shovel
Muddling along in the hope that one day it starts to make sense.
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beechessam
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Re: Kronch review
Not feeding Kronch!
- Alice
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Re: Kronch review
Food posts always go round in circles and everyone has their own opinion and thinks what they feed is best, but anyway, I'll throw my 2ps worth in and say try Essential - contact 'Contender' on here to find out about it.
I feed that and raw chicken, lamb, tripe, whatever I can get really, and my dogs have never been better.
I feed that and raw chicken, lamb, tripe, whatever I can get really, and my dogs have never been better.
cheers,
Alice.
A spaniel is a vehicle for a nose
Alice.
A spaniel is a vehicle for a nose
Re: Kronch review
So what's changed with Kronch? It was the must feed food not so long ago.
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People fell for the bulls##t as always and took a while to catch on to the fact. Same old same old
If it was easy it wouldn't be so much fun.
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Never tried Kronch but had a dog on Eukanuba to try it, crap, I got the dog weighed at the vets, measured out the recommended amount and in 3 weeks the dog was a wrickle of bones!! I used the amount to where he put the weight back on and looked good, but the amount of stools was back up and what it cost me to feed him, me, my wife and my son could eat out at the Savoy 3 nights a week!!! Never again.
I have used CSJ tripe or Lamb & Rice during the Shooting season and CSJ That'll Do in the off season, I mix it with beef mince and the odd deer carcass and would be loathed to change.
As Public Enemy once said, "Don't Believe the Hype"!!!
I have used CSJ tripe or Lamb & Rice during the Shooting season and CSJ That'll Do in the off season, I mix it with beef mince and the odd deer carcass and would be loathed to change.
As Public Enemy once said, "Don't Believe the Hype"!!!
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Good news DR - As a newly found vegan I think you could eat at the Savoy all week, the prices are about half of the meaty stuff!!
Ah Public Image - I still have a single or two somewhere if only I still had a record player.