Arden Grange Adult Dry Dog Food Chicken and Rice, 12kg

Great food my German shepherd has had Arden grange since he was a puppy he just loves it would never change from this product

My Poochon has a sensitive stomach. She's 11mths old and has spent most of her life on Chicken and rice. I've tried lots of different foods etc; that the vet recommended but after about 3 weeks she'd go back to have an upset tummy again. Tried a 2 kg bag of this in chicken and touch wood she's been great on it. We took longer to wean her off than usual but now she's on the kibble only. I've just ordered the 12kg bag. She seems to really enjoy it, the smell isn't unpleasant, altho no dog food smells nice to me lol. The kibble is a manageable size for her and she's drinking a lot more fresh water. Her breath doesn't smell putrid anymore, her stools are solid and she seems to have put weight on {the one thing that I was concerned about}. I made my own treats for her but once they're gone I will definitely purchase the 'bundle' and purchase treats as well. This was 2nd on the vets list, the 1st we couldn't obtain due to the pet shop being closed {lockdown}. It's so much easier to grab a scoop & weigh, rather than mess around cutting up chicken and weighing out rice, then mixing together. My little lady tells me before teatime that she's ready so I'm guessing she really enjoys it, plus the fact it's 'gone in 60 seconds' lol. Great price, hypoallergenic, vet recommendation, prime delivery - only gripe was it was delivered in the bag it's in. Normally I hate how Amazon wastes packaging but on this occasion a paper bag at least would've been nice and prevented any possible damage via transit. All in all, if my little girl is happy and not having to rush to the toilet, I'm happy 😊

The breeder was feeding our Shih-Poo Arden Grange Puppy Junior and we continued with it before moving up to Mini Adult then Adult.This totaly suites his digestive system and he is a very happy and active dog.It's not the cheapest and some might say that dog food is dog food.However when we did try a cheaper brand we saw an immediate difference in its suitabilty to his digestive system and so went back to Arden Grange adult.Buying the largest bags does make quite a difference to price per kg.

We have a 12 month old staffy who used to be fed a well known, high protein branded kibble. We though he was doing however when he went into a kennel he was fed Arden Grange and he coat was like velvet.Since changed completely and the difference its made is incredible. His coat is lovely. He doesn't need to go the loo 5 times a day. And he really seems to enjoy and want to eat it (very good driven anyway).All in all, really happy we made the change, our dog is doing better, it's saved us a lot of money so a great win all round.Edit: Questionable meat quality as ingredients suggest mainly meat mince.

I have two small breed dogs, one getting on in years and one that is a few years old. They couldn't be more different when it comes to dietary preferences and needs, so shopping for food takes a lot of hard work and research. I make changes in their diet every two years, so that they don't become bored or fussy with meals. New foods are slowly introduced to lower any digestive impact and so far this has worked for us wonderfully.We have been very loyal to the Applaws brand of dog food for the current feeding cycle, with 75% protein. I don't feed my dogs a lot of wet because I want to avoid bad teeth and breath in old age, but I look for good protein content and less filler. Applaws was good mixed with another small breed variety, which has tiny kibbles that my Jack Russell appreciated. The large bag sizes that I wanted seem harder to find now that I'm replenishing stock, so I did some looking and came across Arden Grange.The protein content isn't as high as Applaws, but it's significant enough that I decided I could do away with a mixer and simply use this brand full time. I was dishearted to see that small breed variety is only sold in small sacks, which is annoying to me since I have more than one pet and prefer to buy in bulk for convenience. By volume it's also much more expensive, which does bother me. I decided to take a chance on the Adult variety, in both Chicken and Lamb flavours and then monitor my dogs at their bowls. The food is fragrant, and both my dogs were curious immediately. I'm happy to say even my Jack Russell is happy with the kibble size. He is an expert bowl noser, and I quickly noticed that he was nosing the new food bits so that he could eat them first over the old brand so that is a real stamp of approval.I think Arden Grange will be a staple for my dogs for the while, the price is very attractive and I'm able to buy in the size that I prefer despite the discrepancy in price for breed sizes. The protein content is competitive with other brands, and it's obvious my dogs are happy with their new meal. I've managed to please them and also save myself both time and money, so I'm lucky to have found this range.

My Samoyed usually fed with Royal canine, but I start to notice that she starts to gain weight on that, tried to decrease the amount of food , the weight was still gaining. My dog is a chew dog, so feed once a day-not for her and to full fill her bowl with recommend amount of food- she eat at t at once and then another 23:45 minutes walking around you as you never fed her. I bought this brand for a second time (first time was for my dog puppies) but did hear a lot and from my did Mother (breeders from who I bought my dog) they did only use this product for her and the litter. So I bought it! And “wualia” she is eating double amount of “royal canine gr recommended “ but she start to lose her extra kilos. Will be continuing to buy it. Also package was fully properly packed, no damages!Only one minus- it smells awkward- as a cat pouches 😜🤪. So bought a plastic container with the scoop to keep it tightened 😉☝️🙃

My dog loves it have ordered the next size up

My Springer has been on this food all her life and is now 14 and still active and loving life.