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Location: Wiltshire UK
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08-07-2012, 08:00 PM
Originally Posted by Niks 
Seemingly some small sharp shards, had almost set myself on this one but that made me keep looking, given you use I assume this hasn't ever been an issue? Some reviews may get extra drama by some too, hence post here to see what real people thought
And the kibble is very small (which is one of the many reasons I use it).
I often wonder if some reviews are like those of Trip Advisor ie not always completely without an agenda.............
I am on lots of forums and know many big outfits that use it and this is the first I have heard of the alleged issue.
Will speak to the local agent tomorrow.
But if you think it is a problem then do not use it, there are HUNDREDS of brands available
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Location: Ireland
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08-07-2012, 08:02 PM
Bob and Lush is another.
Acana,made by the same company as orijen just less meat in and cheaper. Also grain free
Barking heads is an ok food,not grain free but looks pretty good ingredient wise. And Arden Grange.
Fish for dogs too is also grain free.
Simpsons premium dog a grain free range,the sensitive version.
ZiwiPeak dry food is also good food.
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Location: Southport, UK
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08-07-2012, 08:16 PM
and needs no encouragement to eat it like she did with her hills 
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Location: Wiltshire UK
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09-07-2012, 02:15 AM
Originally Posted by Murf
From what i read the bones in the food was back in 2008 ...
And was the fish based kibble ...
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Location: south uk
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09-07-2012, 05:18 AM
Originally Posted by zoeyvonne
Orijen here too although Acana wild prairie is made by the same people but has more fruit and veg than orijen
Orijen is..... 80% meat 20% fruit and veg
Acana is.....60% meat 40% fruit and veg
same quality ingredients but cheaper (slightly)
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Location: Isle of Wight
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09-07-2012, 05:50 AM
http://www.workinghprs.com/content/d...-dog-food-30kg
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Location: United Kingdom
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09-07-2012, 06:15 AM
Originally Posted by IanIOW
Here's another one and regards it saying working dog it just makes it vat free.
http://www.workinghprs.com/content/d...-dog-food-30kg
Analysis:
Protein 26%, Oil 12%, Fibre 4%, Ash 10%
Ingredients:
Potato (min 35%), duck meal (min 26%), peas, beet pulp, poultry fat, brewers yeast, linseed, digest, minerals and vitamins
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Location: Isle of Wight
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09-07-2012, 09:43 AM
Originally Posted by zoeyvonne
Looks ok but maybe should be re-named potato and duck as potato is the main first ingredient??
Analysis:
Protein 26%, Oil 12%, Fibre 4%, Ash 10%
Ingredients:
Potato (min 35%), duck meal (min 26%), peas, beet pulp, poultry fat, brewers yeast, linseed, digest, minerals and vitamins
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Location: United Kingdom
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09-07-2012, 09:46 AM
Originally Posted by IanIOW
I know a lot of people that feed this with good results plus the price is very competitive but as the op says what suits one dog may not suit another.
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