tenner a week for feeding 2 medium sized dogs

My 5 are on different things. Danny and Jenny are on Iams adult and Otis is on Iams senior. Some people think it's not very good but when I changed them to a "better quality" food, their fur went dull and they lost loads of it so I went back to Iams and now they're back to lovely glossy coats.
Guinness is on Burgess Supadog Sensitive as he has a gluten allergy. He was fed this in the rescue and we've kept hi on it as he's doing really well.
Bessie is on good old cheapy Chappie!! She has chronic pancreatitis and I was advised by the vets to change her to this. She's doing well on it.
I add glucosamine and chondroitin supplements to their food too.
They also get a tin of sardines (except Bessie) a week for their joints and coats.
Many people have differing views about different foods and when I did some research into it I was just mind boggled!!
So I went back to what they are happy and healthy on and I'm sticking with it for good now.
Just get a good quality food and your dog's appearance will tell you the rest!

I think it shouldn't come down to cost (cheap foods on a whole, are nasty and bad for your dog), you should buy what is best!

I like James Wellbeloved and Royal Canin.

I feed raw, costs about £35 (including delivery) for about 3 months worth of food for 3 large dogs.

Thats good - where do you order from?

As I said in the intro - I do believe - my situation won't allow me to buy the very expensive foods

As I said in the intro - I do believe - my situation won't allow me to buy the very expensive foods

You will find the better quality and what seem more expensive, are actually better value for money, as well as better for your dog.

You see the better the quality of food, the lesser amount you will need to feed your dog. Thus, yes intially you will have to kick out more money, but will last longer and doggy has better health/coat and less visits to the vets

A bit like the Fairy liquid advert! x Cheaper brands are false economy!