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diogo.campos

by diogo.campos on 17 March 2007 - 21:03

Does anyone give this food to your dogs ? If yes, - Wich one do you prefer for a adult ? - Wich one do you prefer for the puppies (2,3 months) ? I have a male, and i give him Perfomance, i don't know if it's good for him, i don't train him. I read that this food have high levels of calcium is that true ? Thank You Diogo Campos

wacky

by wacky on 17 March 2007 - 22:03

Hello Diogo, We feed all our show and working dogs this food,i have always found it to be a high quality food and have never had any problems at all with it. Our puppies are fed the weaning/puppy up until 16 weeks, then they are put on the puppy/junior, up until they are about 12 months of age! Our adult dogs are fed Arden Grange Adult! Pregnant females we feed the prestige or weaning/puppy Calcium levels depends on what you feed! Performance is 1.4% and the highest in the range i think is 1.53% we feed all adult dogs. Adult Chicken & Rice calcium level 1.1% Just depends what you want to feed. Hope this as been a help!! Kind Regards

diogo.campos

by diogo.campos on 17 March 2007 - 23:03

Hello Mr Wacky Do you feed your puppies with puppy/junior or puppy/junior large breed ? And the adults wich one ? There is many adults things . I understand that you give them chicken & rice ? Thank you again

spunio

by spunio on 18 March 2007 - 08:03

Best is you feed your puppies from 4-8 weeks with Weaning/Puppy and from 8 weeks up Puppy/Junior LB.

by kargra on 18 March 2007 - 08:03

you can check your dog food on www.dogfoodanalysis.com - or - if it is not listed - ask the to rewiew the product

wacky

by wacky on 18 March 2007 - 10:03

Hello Diogo. We feed, Adult Chicken & Rice calcium level 1.1% for our large adult dogs, and the pups we feed weaning/puppy up to 16 weeks,then we change them onto the puppy/junior! they perfer this to the puppy/junior large breed! Dont no why probably the shape and size of the morssels, This is just the way we feed our dogs, all breeders are different and all dogs are different too, some dog perfer a larger morsell to eat, and some dogs are ok with the smaller stuff, just depends on what your dog likes and how you want to rear them.

by dellbruck on 18 March 2007 - 10:03

We feed all our dogs on Arden Grange - Lamb and Rice for our non-show & maintenance, Performance for show and working, Puppy/Junior for our babies - like Wacky our puppies prefer this to the Large Breed Puppy/Junior. Have tried all the other foods and this is the one which gets the best results - one fussy eater will only eat Performance. we also have a boarding kennels & cattery and all our boarders love the Lamb & Rice - by the way the cat food is terrific too - our boarders prefer it to tinned or fresh food.

by natz on 18 March 2007 - 10:03

diogo ive feed my dogs arden grange for years and have found it to be very good, I tend to put my pups on to there puppy/junior at 8wks to 12mths, All my adults are on arden grange large breed with chicken&rice i have had no problems with this food feed it 12moth up words even my old dog,breeding bitchs & with litters.My show dogs do ok on the food.The calcium seems to me anyway ok, i think royal cannon is higher when i tried it once my male lost weight and had very louse stools bad coat con,put him sraight back on arden grange no proplems since,regards.

by K9 Classifieds on 18 March 2007 - 11:03

Typical Analysis: Junior Protein 26%, Oil 16%, Fibre 2.5%, Ash 7%, Moisture 8%, Omega 6 3.8%, Omega 3 0.69%, Vitamin A 20000 IU/kg, Vitamin D3 1350 IU/kg, Vitamin E 135 IU/kg, Calcium 1.4%, Phosphorous P 0.95%, Copper 22mg/kg (as Cupric Sulphate). Typical Analysis: Performance Protein 25%, Oil 18%, Fibre 2.4%, Ash 6.5%, Moisture 8%, Omega6 3.67%, Omega3 0.55%, Vitamin A 20000 IU/kg, Vitamin D3 1400 IU/kg, Vitamin E 750 IU/kg, Calcium 1.4%, Phosphorous P 1%, Copper 25 mg/kg (as Cupric Sulphate). Typical Analysis: Adult Large Breed(chicken and rice). Protein 24%, Oil 14%, Fibre 2.5%, Ash 7%, Moisture 8%, Omega6 2.51%, Omega3 0.36%, Vitamin A 15000 IU/kg, Vitamin D3 1000 IU/kg, Vitamin E 100 IU/kg, Calcium 1.25%, Phosphorous P 0.85%, Copper 20 mg/kg (as Cupric Sulphate). I feed adults performance here now but they don't mind the larger kibble Adult large breed chicken and rice.

Videx

by Videx on 18 March 2007 - 11:03

We have fed our dogs Arden Grange for around 10 years, having tried and tested most other complete dog foods over the last 20+ years, we were delighted with AG, and we still are. This company continuously monitor and maintain the highest quality super premium pet food. Knowing the owners of Arden Grange personally for many years, their personal dedication to producing and maintaining a TOP quality pet food is absolute; they also own top class GSD, including several champions. We feed ALL our dogs on AG, starting puppies on Weaning Puppy, then from 8 weeks onto Puppy Junior (LB) up to 18 months, and then onto ADULT Chicken & Rice, occasionally changing to one of the other ADULT options, just to give them a change. Those adults that we find require a higher quantity than others (some do) we feed ADULT PREMIUM. When our Bitches have whelped they are fed PRESTIGE until the puppies are around 9 weeks of age, they come away from the puppies from 6+ weeks, but we find that by keeping them on PRESTIGE for another 3+ weeks maintains the best condition on the bitch. Our adult Show Dogs are also fed PRESTIGE, which allows for training and top condition, whilst feeding less bulk (quantity) with the very high protein & fat content of PRESTIGE. I would point out the NO cheap fats are included in AG; the fat content is mainly Chicken fat and Fish Oil, with all their associated benefits. For far more information on Arden Grange Super Premium Pet Foods visit our web-site www.videxgsd.com





 


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