Bob & Lush

Does anyone feed their dog Bob & Lush food ...

http://www.bobandlush.com/

I am still on the lookout for a quality dry complete food that I can feed to all the dogs, and that doesn't make Yogi itch, and that doesn't break the bank.

I received some sample packs from them before, dogs seemed keen, the wet food gave them absolutely terrible wind though - but lamb has that effect (not normally quite so potently! Maybe good proof of the high amount of lamb in it..)

I've had a sample from them and these two really liked it (Harley is a fussy so and so), and it didn't make them itch (not sure if they had high enough volumes of it for that though).

I had a sample - but my dogs aren't fussy so can't really help there. Have you tried Fish4dogs or Taste of the wild?

I have been using it for my Pointer's breakfast for a few months, as she doesn't eat much in the morning, so I wanted a higher protein kibble than the usual stuff they're on. I alternate it with Orijen when i'm feeling flush.

She gets on fine with it (but then she's never had any digestive problems, even when she was on the garbage they feed them at the pound.) Seems to be quite tasty, if that matters to you. And it comes with a nice free mug!!!

Haha you and I must be in some kind of parallel universe! I got a £25 off voucher for this stuff last week so ordered some up see how it fares with my lot

My sister fed it to her two when she was first pregnant and couldn't stand to see or smell raw food her two enjoyed it and her border can be very fussy.

Looks expensive to me, more so than orijen what about Acana 60% meat 40% fruit and veg. Less than £50 for 13.5kg bag, acana wild prairie is grain free.

natures domain.good stuff.if there is such a thing in a kibble!

I got a sample pack, and Jake loved the pouches but he wasn't too fussed with the kibble... he kept spitting it out to begin with, eventually he did eat it but it wasn't in an eager way at all.