I am afraid I do not understand this statement?

Labelling is quite clear, what do you think is missing?

Do you understand how to read a food label and what has to be put on it and what does not?

I'd heard JWB (or at least is same ingrediants as) but that might not be right. They don't do the variety I use anyway.

If you google the ingredients of the wainwrights you find lots of 'unbranded' versions of the same thing

I thought it might be. That'll be Crown Pet Foods then - Royal Canin etc.

Wainwrights are an independent company in their own rights. They did a deal with PAH, where PAH have exclusive rights to sell their food. It has obviously paid off as sales of the food go very well & i would be one of the first to recommend it.

I dont think i will keep him on the JWB, doesnt seem right to me that i have to give so much more in quantity, would ge concerned there might be other things not included that he requires

Anyone like to recommend a food?

If not will probably go down the lines of Pro Plan etc

fish4dogs?

Just thinking again.....

Maybe it's just because the JWB food you were using is lower in fat than WW, thus needing less of WW?

That said, I have never had a problem weight wise (or any other problem with JWB) on my two. I feed less of JWB than I did with CSJ and about the same as Burns.

They both state what the ingredients are but i don't see anywhere where JWB state what percentage the ingredients are apart from the meat, rice and barley/oats. Wainwrights tell us the percentage of all but a couple of their ingredients.
I've also noticed that they don't always list the ingredients in order too

I noticed in an earlier thread that you said you wouldn't have Wainwrights delivered for practical reasons. If it suits your dogs and you like it you could order on-line from PAH a 15kg bag would be a free delivery - just a thought.

WHy not get Wainwright delievered to your door?

How bizarre as when I looked up both foods BOTH clearly state the ingredients, BOTH clearly state the analysis

So I am at a loss at your statement.

Also where do you get the idea that they do not always list the ingredients "in order"?

What order?

By LAW the label MUST list ingredients by the same method, ie the largest SINGLE ingredient first in descending order.

So BOTH have rice as the single largest ingredient; BOTH have lamb meal as the second, both have barley as the third, both have linseed as the fourth, etc

So I am very confused....................


JWB
Ingredients and analysis

Ingredients: Rice, lamb meat meal, ground whole barley, whole linseed, lamb fat, lamb gravy, sugar beet pulp, alfalfa, sodium chloride, natural seaweed, calcium carbonate, chicory extract, lysine, D,L-methionine, yucca extract, threonine, JWB special ingredients.

Contains: Min 26% lamb, min 26% rice, min 14% barley.

Typical analysis: Protein 20%, oil 10%, fibre 4%, ash 8.5%, omega-3 fatty acids 1.1%, omega 6 fatty acids 1.1%.




Wainrights

Ingredient(s):

Brown Rice (min. 30%), Lamb Meat Meal (min. 26%), Barley (min. 25.1%), Whole Linseed (min. 5%), Sugar Beet Pulp (min. 5%), Lamb Liver (min. 3%), Alfalfa (min. 2%), Lamb Fat (min. 1.5%), Potato Protein (min. 0.5%), Monosodium Phosphate (min. 0.5%), Natural Seaweed (min. 0.4%),
Minerals, Vitamins.

Typical Analysis:

Moisture 8%, Protein 23%, Oils and Fats 10%, Fibre 3.5%, Ash 11%, Calcium 1.9%, Phosphorus 1.2%, Vitamin A 12800iu/kg, Vitamin D3 1500iu/kg, Vitamin E (a-tocopherol), 496iu/kg, Copper (Cupric Sulphate) 12mg/kg. Contains Tocopherol rich extracts of natural origin Vitamin E and Vitamin C as EC Permitted Antioxidant.