She was buying him Eukanuba (spelling?) when they went on holiday to Kent as that’s what she packed in his back pack, so she obviously changes his food very often (probably to whatever is on offer) which is bad because different foods have different calorie contents so a jug of Pedigree vs a jug of Eukanuba can be vastly different, not to mention switching dog food can make a dogs tummy really upset, my vet asks for us to provide our dogs food if she’s going to be in over her meal times because they won’t suddenly feed them their food and make their tummy’s upset! Soph really doesn’t know much about basic animal care
The fact she uses a basic measuring jug as a dog food scoop says it all!!
This is an excellent site for pet owners to browse and see exactly what they're feeling their pet.
Heres the results from the Pedigree Dentistix and the Eukanuba dog food.
There was a few different bags of the food, so I picked the 'all adult breeds' as that allowed for a Cocker, that are medium sized dogs. The other bags were for senior, puppy and active (active being dogs bigger than Henry)
To give her benefit of the doubt, the active breed bag scored better at 57%, but the carbs, fats ect were still high.
Dogs don't actually need carbs in their diet, or grain. They're both added to processed pet foods as fillers. When dog food says it contains 'real meat' what it really means is that it contains all the floor sweeping that are ground down. You're lucky if there's even 10% actual meat, thats why they bulk it with rubbish an animal doesn't need.
I'm not anti processed pet food, but there are brands that use less crap in them and more real meat.
This is why he's a fat
duck. Team that
tit she feeds him with salty human food and no exercise and he'll be lucky to see his 7th birthday.