Anglian Animal Feeds

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helenthomas
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Re: Anglian Animal Feeds

Post by helenthomas »

Hiya, I used Anglian for a period and if you speak nicely to them they will give you breeders prices if you order enough. (I had 3 dogs at the time and that was a sufficient amount.) The last lot I ordered was from their basic range and sadly 2 of the 3 dogs would not touch it with a barge pole - which is amazing if you know my dogs!!
The better range was fairly good, but I ended up when feeding raw with Landywoods as they had much more of a range, bones n all - the turkey necks were fab.
Stacia
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Re: Anglian Animal Feeds

Post by Stacia »

That is good news as I do feed Nature's Diet when my dog is poorly - thanks for the info. much appreciated.

Jelinga
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Re: Anglian Animal Feeds

Post by Ghilliegumdrop »

I get Nature's Menu 8 X 350gms [I think, it may be 300gms] for £5.55 from G & M Grower's at Biggleswade. 1 pack per day will feed two Brittanys when mixed with complete food. Merlin gets slightly more that Ghill and they both seem well on it. They went off tripe which was a pain because I have a couple of bags in the freezer :!: The complete food that they are eating at the moment is Gilbertson & Page's 'Arkwright's' either Chicken or Beef. The area manager that I spoke to says that it is OK to be mixed with a wet food rather than being fed on it's own.
Me, Ghillie the Champion, Merlin the Mad. Brittanys were bred as poachers dogs.....They were an extension of the old rogue's arm, trained to look innocent and unprepossessing, all the time plotting, thinking, scheming to make game!
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