I did not know Pedigree was bad....

[.Alice.]

so I fed it. Our dog is a picky eater, and won't just eat a dry meal. I suppose I could try it out, but I'm worried she will be unhappy. She loves eating the meat so much, but know she is getting a bit older (she's eight) I'm relaly not happy with her being on a bad quality food. Does anyone know of any food, available in the UK that would be good for her? I could try dry out, perhaps gradually feed her less and less meat each day? Or is there any good quality canned food?

 

[Gallien Jacks]

Ok in the UK, there is burns, James wellbeloved, adren grange, and nutro choice, these are the only food i would be happy feeding

 

[bonster]

You can get EAGLE PACK in the UK (although my title says "Spain" I'm back+forth to Blair Island!). I switched Bonnie onto it and she is very happy and healthy on it. Some time ago I switched her from 'Nature Diet' (specialist natual wet food) which she was happy to eat but didn't seem to be too good for her. She didn't like dry food before either.

I had to find it via mail order from the Eagle Pack website . . .

 

[Gallien Jacks]

I have never been able to get egle pack it depends on where you live, I also use Nature diet and natures menu, you could mix them with dry food

 

[bonster]

From www.eaglepack.com selecting ' International' sends you to www.postalpetsproducts.co.uk as their UK reseller, they've been great when I've used them, quick delivery by a carrier so its strange location is an issue

I signed up with them to get 12 packs for the price of 11 or something ...

I've no connection with them other than being a happy customer

 

[Caren+Bailey]

I am really interested in changing Bailey over to Eagle pack (didn't realise i could get it in the UK) and have had a good look at the site.
I can't find anywhere for feeding guides though.......did anyone else spot this....or know how i can find a feeding guide?

 

[Mordy]

You can calculate by caloric density. The amount of kcal per cup (8 oz by volume) is given for each food on Eagle's website:
http://eaglepack.com/pages/ep_hs_chicken.html