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Winalot Dog Food Mixed in Gravy, 40 x 100g (Prime Exclusive) £9.99 delivered @ Amazon
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This is a really good price - on offer at £9.99 delivered on offer as part of Amazon Prime Day Deals
I was looking on Trolley, and the cheapest for the 12 pouch pack atm is £4.25, which would mean 36 would be £12.75
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Healthy adult dogs should be fed the following amounts daily. BW in kg: 6 kg, Wet Pouches only Wet Food Pouches: 6, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* Wet Food Pouches: 2, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* g Dry Winalot Dog: 80 g BW in kg: 10 kg, Wet Pouches only Wet Food Pouches: 9, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* Wet Food Pouches: 4, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* g Dry Winalot Dog: 115 g BW in kg: 25 kg, Wet Pouches only Wet Food Pouches: 17, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* Wet Food Pouches: 7, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* g Dry Winalot Dog: 280 g These amounts are average based on moderately active adult dogs at normal environmental temperatures. Individual needs vary and feeding should be adjusted accordingly. Clean, fresh drinking water should be available at all times. *The mixed feeding guideline table has been calculated using the PURINA® WINALOT® with beef dry product.
Ingredients: All-Natural
I was looking on Trolley, and the cheapest for the 12 pouch pack atm is £4.25, which would mean 36 would be £12.75
- Meaty Chunks with vegetables, essential vitamins and minerals
- 100% complete and balanced food for your pet dogs
- Made from quality Ingredients that helps support shiny coat and healthy skin
- No added artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
- 100% complete and balanced
- Helps support shiny coat and healthy skin
- Help support healthy digestion with quality ingredients
Safety Information:
Healthy adult dogs should be fed the following amounts daily. BW in kg: 6 kg, Wet Pouches only Wet Food Pouches: 6, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* Wet Food Pouches: 2, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* g Dry Winalot Dog: 80 g BW in kg: 10 kg, Wet Pouches only Wet Food Pouches: 9, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* Wet Food Pouches: 4, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* g Dry Winalot Dog: 115 g BW in kg: 25 kg, Wet Pouches only Wet Food Pouches: 17, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* Wet Food Pouches: 7, Wet Pouches + Winalot Dry Food* g Dry Winalot Dog: 280 g These amounts are average based on moderately active adult dogs at normal environmental temperatures. Individual needs vary and feeding should be adjusted accordingly. Clean, fresh drinking water should be available at all times. *The mixed feeding guideline table has been calculated using the PURINA® WINALOT® with beef dry product.
Ingredients: All-Natural
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Edited by a community support team member, 12 July 2023
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sorted byTry a raw diet, "oh no I here you say"
Try a frozen frozen complete feed like Natures Menu, and I am not on commission. Your dogs poo will change from any of the above to something quite different. A firmer poo will help the anal glands if your dog has a problem with these.
Try it you have nothing to lose
If I was to start my dog on a raw diet again (cost problem for me)
I'll get him ASDA Succulent Chicken Thighs (or the Drumsticks) 2kg what cost £4.70 so work out £2.35 a kilo
(They have smaller bags what work out £3.05 a kilo despite them being the same product, careful with that it's sneaky, definitely buy bigger bags and freeze them)
Raw Bone is good for them than buy Frozen Asda Just Essentials Mixed Veg bags at 85p
Also I've not tried yet but I am considering ask the butcher's If they have any throw away meat, bones you know like hearts and nasty bits you could feed to a dog
Works out cheaper than those Frozen Dog Dinners
I am no vet but I am sure Raw Chicken and Mixed Veg is better than any Kibble even those expensive "vet recommended" ones
My Dogs stomach can't stand treats anymore so his treat is an Apple or Raw Chicken Bone