It is actually poultry meat meal ( = Dried ground poultry meat explaining our process of cold pressing). I have had my 2 active Pointers on this food for some time and to start with I was giving them more, to try to get some weight on them (1. Later I noticed it says the mango in the ingredients helps fur pigmentation, so it might have been that. My two dogs love this, one is very fussy and one has a sensitive tum but both wolf it down, and thrive on it. His fur became a bit darker as well, at first I thought I was seeing things but my family saw it too.

They were itchy on kibble and the vet wanted to put one of them on steroids for the rest of her life. After being really dissatisfied with the food (Pedigree Chum Puppy) my pup was on when I rescued him from Cardiff Dogs Home, I encountered your site while looking for a suitable alternative. Black Angus dry dog food stands out for its purity, free from chemical preservatives, colorings, and flavors. I've waited for about a month after switching to this just to monitor my fickle pooch and I have to say I'm overjoyed with it.More importantly it is a really good food that has quality ingredients that are highly beneficial for my dogs. I have 2 dogs and I feed the eldest one on this and have done for the last 4 years, It is suitable to feed from 2 months old. Most purchases from business sellers are protected by the Consumer Contract Regulations 2013 which give you the right to cancel the purchase within 14 days after the day you receive the item.

Markus-Mühle NaturNahfutter is produced in a family business in the Westerwald using a gentle cold-water pressing process. In the natural prey, he found all the substances he needed to develop and stay healthy, something that people unfortunately all too often forget nowadays.To calculate the overall star rating and percentage breakdown by star, we don’t use a simple average.

I am not a VET or a nutritionist, so I am not sure what is so different - the previous food had also a high protein content, but whatever it is, my dog is doing extremely well on it, needs less of it, and at last I am not looking to change. As all dogs are different I'm sure there are some who won't get on with this food, but based on my experience I can't recommend it highly enough. The Markus Muhle has a lot of maize which is about as bad an ingredient as you can get - it's what our cat is horribly allergic to. They mention that it is an excellent product that has quality ingredients that are highly beneficial for their pets.

Well since no one has replied I took a wild guess based on how much of the puppy food my cross pup was having (2 tins + 220g dry per day) so I replaced 1/2 the dry with the MM and all seemed fine for the 1st 2 days. They are coming from poultry meant for the human consumption and they are kept under humane conditions ( free range). It doesn't smell and isn't sticky or crumby so it's great to put in your pocket for treats when out and about. Ingredients that we believe to be controversial or inferior are highlighted in yellow with particularly low grade, highly contentious or excessively vague ingredients in red.

The dog food is gluten free, contains protein only from poultry, venison, fish and eggs and has no artificial flavourings or attractants. Be interested to hear what people in the know think of this food from a point of view of the ingredients etc - any comments anyone?

It is important to weigh the food out so you don't overfeed, and I think that's good practice with any dog food. I was previosuly on Millies Wolfheart and have been for years but with the cost of living increasing I've had no choice but to try and find a good but cheaper alternative! I did read the reviews before purchasing and yes, I did have a couple of nights where she had the runs, but that was all.