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I have had my third Jack Russel for 18 months and no matter what food I gave her she had very sloppy poo.(Neither of my previous jacks had this problem - they could eat anything!) I stopped giving her any treats and only used her food. Iams was the best but her poo was still difficult to pick up. A ...

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Our dog Emmy (GS X Rhodesian Ridgeback) was plagued with chronic ears infections; we switched her to Burns and saw an enormous improvement, in fact she went 3 years free of problems. They have recurred recently but this is probably due to my husband adding non - Burns stuff to her dried food(he spo ...

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I have a 6 month old alaskan malamute who had a dodgy tummy from day one. I made the mistake of presuming that Bakers dog food was a good one because it was on the telly and they said how fab it is even better for me was that it wasnt expensive. To my horror I began reading reviews about it about ...

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I have a 10 year old Rottweiler bitch. By the time she was 18 months old she was usually on Metacam maybe three times a year. I changed to Burns Lamb and Brown Rice, and she hasn't been lame since. She is a very lively ten year old, and I attribute this to the Burns she has been fed on since bein ...

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I have 2 minature schnauzers and we have fed them on Hills since day 1, one of the dogs has had terrible discolouration of her paws and beard and constantly itching and our vet basically said we had to just live with it, it was one of those things!So about 2 months ago, we started them on burns dog ...

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We have 4 Chow Chows who are fed Burns Fish and Rice they are happy content not aggressive and do not suffer any coat problems. Their motions are easy to clear up and have no bad tums. These are dogs which can have hopspots and then they chew themselves but since switching to Burns all these problem ...

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I have a hyperactive dog who is a very fussy eater - He would often refuse food and barely ate anything until I switched to Burns Dog food.

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I own a 6 month old Olde Tyme Bulldogge / Mastiff Cross, he has always suffered from runny stool's, from day one he would either have liquid poo or very very soft and sloppy, difficult to pick up at best!, very light brown/green coloured, a lot of the time I would have to do my best to get it up fro ...

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After much research we have changed our dog from Iams to Burns. He has been munching on this for a day or so now so it's still very early days, but we feel the difference is already noticible. He is fuller for much longer, his digestion seems better and he seems calmer, which for a springer spaniel ...

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I did some extensive research on dog food a couple of years ago and found that Burns Dog Food rated very highly.There is a scale to score dog food on that takes a lot into consideration and was surprised how some of the more popular ones scored very poorly,I took note the first reviewer noticed how ...