Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice

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Does anyone feed it?

and would you recommend it?
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I don't feed it. There are plenty of reviews on Amazon though.

http://www.amazon.co.uk/Skinners-Field- ... 779&sr=8-1
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I have fed it in the past and it is fine not the best out there but good value for a wheat gluten free!
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used to feed it but they change their ingredients too often from bag to bag and it gave my dogs the sh1ts.

Far better is Arden Grange imho.
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never had a problem with it. I have the shits occasionally but struggle through, the dog seems the same :-D
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I would highly recommend it, everything else i feed my dog goes through him like a Porche..!!! this has been the only food that has given his a consistand stool..good stuff.
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Yes I fed it for a summer and the dogs did fine on it, but when the weather got colder and the work rate went up they lost a bit of condition.

Arden Grange for me too.
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What sort of price are people getting arden grange for?
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not duck and rice, but I feed the similar turkey and rice to one of mine and find my dog does well on it. it also has joint aid added which works out cheaper than buying it and adding it.
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Amberquest wrote:What sort of price are people getting arden grange for?
£32.50 a bag delivered from Berriewood Wholesale.
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