Dried and ground Swiss chicken 29%, steamed potatoes 16%, whole brown rice, dried fish from the Arctic 6%, pureed vegetables (consisting of: beets, endives, celery, chard, parsnips, parsley roots), cold-pressed vegetable oils (consisting of: flax oil, rapeseed oil, walnut oil, evening primrose oil), chestnut flour, rice germ, a mix of dried seafood 4% (consisting of: marine algae, mussel meat, crustacean meat), fish oil, a mix of dried alpine herbs 3% (consisting of: fennel, nettle, dandelion, black cumin, chamomile, thyme, raspberry leaves, blackberry leaves, gentian), alfalfa, fenugreek seeds, milk thistle seeds, healing earth (including: clay and loam), rosemary oil, marigold blossoms.

My only slight reservation is my dog has steadily been increasing in weight since starting this food and I’ve been feeding her well below the guideline amount. Also, the last 2 types of dog foods were always happily eaten, but did not help with the need to have her anal glands expressed every 2-3 months. In the wild they would feed on berries, herbs, fish and insects, but mainly on a variety of prey, of which they eat not just meat, but bones, offal body fluids, tripe, stomach, and partially digested grass, fur and more. Lukullus sounds interesting - I'll see if I can get hold of a sample bag of that too and see how Digger gets on.Hi I’m thinking of changing my pooch to this brand, just wandering what it’s like for making them feel full with how it digests. Take a look at our feeding guide - if you see that he is gaining too much or too little weight then adjust the feeding amount accordingly.

The dog food Industry is a multi-BILLION pound business, developed to make as much money as possible, and even Vets have been drawn into it and to make money sell a lot of these products from grand shelving given to the Vets for display.In the natural prey, he found all the substances he needed to develop and stay healthy, something that people unfortunately all too often forget nowadays. Unfortunately, many technological additives do not have to be declared by the manufacturer so just because they do not appear on the label does not necessarily mean they are not in the food.

I was just curious about the wholegrain corn flour being second in the ingredient list and am I correct that there's about 50% Carbs in there ? However, I have found they do more poos than ever before, big dog now does two on a walk, which she never did before. My little 12 month old pug won't eat this unless she's hungry, however she's a perfect weight has nice solid poos and has a beautiful conditioned coat and bright eyes.

I'd love him to enjoy fish4dogs again as it seemed to suit him, however since they changed their recipe he just doesn't like it as much and the Eden food he's on at the moment seems to make him stink! I find my dogs personally are doing well on 450 g for Dobie, 350 g for lurcher, 115g for scottie x and 110g for Jack. Been feeding this to our Doberman bitch, she seems to be doing well on quite a small amount compared to other foods. He is still on puppy food but I am trying Barking Heads, he is on the Little Big Foot, and his poo is much firmer and less smelly, hurrah! I switched my five yr old cross breed and six month old, mostly Collie, puppy to Markus Muhle NaturNah about a month ago and am very pleased with the results.

The poultry meat is gently dried and ground and than treated like all ingredients ( for all dog food) have to under the EU17/1974 Act ( which is european law and prevents the spread of dangerous bacterias and viruses). This seafood contains 100% natural vitamins, minerals and trace elements that contribute to the health of your dog. Hi, I've just changed to Markus Mhule but the Aberdeen Angus vareity which has gone down a treat and the dogs both look great. It's interesting about the weight loss as this is the only food my lurcher looks "fat" on (not really fat!If in doubt, ask the manufacturer directly exactly what technological additives their foods contain.