Arden GrangeSensitive Senior Dry Dog Food - 12KG

My Lab loves this, I know Labs love anything and everything, but this more so.

Since our 2yr old BC was diagnosed with EPI he lost over 5Kg which was very alarming (should be 20Kg). Having tried various diets we opted for AG as this food has a tolerable % of fat for him. We’re feeding 150% to build his weight up, it may seem counterproductive using a low fat food but it’s working!Our boy is returning to himself, more energy as the weight gain comes. I’d like to think that the superfoods are helping too.The food is really good quality and consistent better than any Purina product we’ve tried, even the Purina science diets caused more harm than good.

My dog developed colitis which was absolutely awful to see. I researched food and had heard about Arden Grange for a few years and it was one of the foods that came up for sensitive stomachs. I would put it in the mid to high value range however worth it to prevent any issues with my border collie.The dog definitely approves, she waits now for her food something she never really used to do. Takes no time at all to get through it, I sometimes mix a bit of wet food with it or some warm water but she will eat it as it comes. For a 10 year old dog she's doing amazing and so far no issues. And I must say the most perfect deposits on our walks I've ever seen!!

As my large dog is nearly 9 I decided to switch to this light/senior version of the food he was already on, the kibble turned out smaller than the normal version which isn’t great given the size of my dog (Newfoundland) and despite him enjoying the food we noticed his pooping increase a lot. It’s often expected when changing foods however it’s technically the same food with added benefits but he was going toilet about 6/7 times a day (not good)We switched back to the original sensitive and all back to normal, so unfortunately not for us.

Our dog is a fish fiend and adores this food we only buy this for her it's excellent quality thank you.