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16-09-2016, 07:21 PM
Originally Posted by madmare 
I'm another to reccomend Chappie, I have one of mine on it as despite trying numerous other brands this is the only thing that doesn't upset her tummy. She looks fantastic on it.
Wish I could feed it to Milo but it contains cereal and he is wheat/gluten intolerant.
Skinners do a gluten free one about £20 for 15kg depends where you get it from. I've started my pup Twinkle on it.
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18-09-2016, 11:02 AM
Originally Posted by Ziva
Chappy is usually overlooked for some reason; however it is gentle on the stomach and is a way better complete food than the likes of Pedigree IMO, and I'm a rawfeeder!!
Agree Chappie as recommended by vets, worth a try.
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