Burns Dog food Reviews
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★★★★★
“The best food to give your dogs”
Written on: 19/04/2013
been giving my 2 working cocker,s pork potato for a few months now wow what a dog food , my dogs love this food. (read more)
★★★★★
“Great Dog Food ”
Written on: 17/12/2012 by BD64 (1 review written)
I have fed my Shih Tzu Burns Lamb and Brown Rice pouches since she was a pup she is now 1 and has a great coat and is very healthy, only problem its a bit expensive but she very is healthy. (read more)
★★★★★
“burns high oats dry dog food”
Written on: 13/10/2012
My border collie started suffering with constipation and diarrhoea when she was 3. Having tried every single thing I could think of I went to the vets because she was becoming so thin. After nearly £1,500 worth of surgery, biopsies and head scratching I was informed that they didn't actually know what was wrong with her other than 'yes, she does seem to have some sort of stomach agrivating aliment'. I was loaded down with drugs for her and told to feed her the Hills science diet.... (read more)
★★★★☆
“Burns give my lab puppy wind”
Written on: 28/08/2012 by badgirl1951 (1 review written)
we have a lab puppy 5 months old we have recently put him on Burns puppy food but this has gave him very bad wind, i feed him 3 times a day at the moment, i was recommended by a friend. (read more)
★★★★★
“IM FEEDING MY 12 WEEK SHIH TUZ BURNS HE LOVES IT!!!!!...”
Written on: 06/06/2012
IM FEEDING MY 12 WEEK SHIH TUZ BURNS HE LOVES IT!!!!! BUT HE ONLY GETS 75G A DAY FOR HIS WEIGHT BUT HE POOS ABOUT 10 TIMES A DAY IS THIS OK (read more)
★★★★★
“burns fish and brown rice”
Written on: 25/10/2011 by susandew
i have a rescue westie that suffered from brown paws and mouth also itching and ibs but since using burns brown rice and fish food and realy monitering her diet she is amazing now very pleased (read more)
★★★★☆
“Burns Pork & Potato - change to recipe/manufacturer”
Written on: 13/06/2011
I have been using Burns for some time as 2 of my Chow Chows developed an intolerance to poultry based premium dry dog food. Burns Pork & Potato was the answer. I changed all my dogs (5) of them onto Burns, on likes the fish and the other 2 like the lamb variety. All was well until I purchased my last bag of Burns Pork & Potato. When I opened it I noticed it was much darked in colour, but didn't think anything of it, then when I soaked it for my oldie I noticed it was a lot firmer (it... (read more)
Guest's Comment
Written on: 17/07/2011
My Dog has IBD. She was doing fantastically well on Burns Pork and Potato untill the last bag which is aparently supplied by a new manufacturer.
The new Burns Pork and Potato makes her really constapatied. The advisor at burns said that they had not had any one call about the change to the food. She advised adding a small amount of veg oil and that I was feeding too much. Oil and cutting down the meal size has made no difference. I am stuck with two bags of the stuff!
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Guest's Comment
Written on: 21/07/2011
My gsd has also become constipated with the burns pork and potato since they changed manufacturers .I to was told to give some oil with the food.I'm sure a lot of people are having problems since the change
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Guest's Comment
Written on: 23/07/2011
My English Pointer has IBD too. He has been doing brilliantly on Burns pork and potato since they first started producing it (he was on a home cooked diet of pork and potato for a year before we found the Burns food). We started a new bag 2 weeks ago. He was OK for about a week, but then his IBD symptoms have started to return. I'm going to call Burns to talk to them about it, as this is the only food he has ever been able to tolerate. Don't know where we will go from here if this change is for good. Back to home cooking I suppose!
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★★★★★
“I have a Bichon frise who is 2 years old, when we got...”
Written on: 06/04/2011
I have a Bichon frise who is 2 years old, when we got her she was being fed on pedigree and we wanted to change her on to better quality food, so I looked around and founds burns. It really is good not only is it the only dog food my dog can now eat as she has irritable bowel syndrome but it cleared up her tear stains. The only thing is it is more expensive then supermarket dog food but it is GREAT value for money. (read more)
★★★★★
“my 4 yr old lab poppy suffered with awful flatulence...”
Written on: 05/04/2011
my 4 yr old lab poppy suffered with awful flatulence and loose stools.she always seemed distressed about something.on pet shop recommendation i gave her burns canine alert.wow! a different dog! NO WIND.smaller firm stools.a MUCH happier and contented dog and owner.losing excess weight too.would highly recommend.will always feed her burns. (read more)
★★★★★
“After trying various foods for my 14week cocker...”
Written on: 16/03/2011
After trying various foods for my 14week cocker spaniel to try and get rid of constant liquid poo which was making it very difficult to train her i started her on burns puppy mini bites. After only three days we now have a happy puppy who no longer constantly needs to go out. Solid poo twice a
day and sleeps all night. Excellent value for money. Highly recommendable.
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★★★★★
“This review is for the moist dog food as my dog...”
Written on: 13/03/2011
This review is for the moist dog food as my dog doesn't like the kibble but she loves the moist, especially the egg flavour. Although it's expensive, it's worth every penny for a dog who isn't fussed about food, she simply loves this. It looks much more like human food than other dog food. She's a 7 month old Shih Tzu and this food is okay for all dogs over 6 months. The only problem was the price but each pouch should last 2 days for a puppy at around £1.60 a pack, well worth it if your... (read more)
★★★★★
“I have been to the vets today as my 13 week old pug...”
Written on: 14/02/2011
I have been to the vets today as my 13 week old pug pup has very loose stools infact in the 3 weeks ive had him a have never had on solid poo. i took him of the tesco pedigree that he was on and tried wainwrights salmon and potato but he wouldnt even sniff it so got told to try pets at home nutrion food, (LUCKILY FOR ME BOTH MONEY BACK GUARANTEE) he eats it but still runny poos, and really smelly wind, had enough so have now been recommended the burns MINI BITES, sad i no but i am waiting... (read more)
★★★★★
“I recommend this to everyone. ”
Written on: 21/01/2011
I recommend this to everyone.
Their food suits all types of dogs. We have an old lab and a youngish collie. The lab is on the senior working dog and the collie on the high energy working dog.
And the other thing is they don't use battery chickens which to me is very important as I don't see why another animal should suffer for mine.
Seems expensive when you first buy a sack but it lasts 3 times longer than Bakers : ) and there isn't as much poo! : )
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Guest's Comment
Written on: 09/07/2012
I never knew that they didnt use battery chickens in their meat, I am VERY pleased to hear that, thanks for sharing!
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★★★★★
“My rescue Springer is nine years old. Ever since I...”
Written on: 15/01/2011
My rescue Springer is nine years old. Ever since I had him at eighteen months he has tended to have overly soft stools. Typically, his first poo of the day would be okay but thereafter they would be very soft or liquid. He was fed on Pro Plan dried food. A couple of years ago, I changed to Burns lamb and rice. Ever since then, he has lovely firm stools. (read more)
Guest's Comment
Written on: 22/10/2011
Many thanks for this review, extremely useful. We too have a Springer (6 month old puppy) who has the exact same tolieting as you've outlined and have been searching for an alternative since having him. Off to buy some Burns!
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★★★★★
“I own a boarding kennel (and have seven dogs of my...”
Written on: 13/01/2011
I own a boarding kennel (and have seven dogs of my own), we have been using Burns for about 5 years now, an excellent product. I stock Pork and Potato, Lamb and Rice, Chicken and Rice and the last two also in the Alert range[vat free].
As I wish all my Clients dogs to be fed on Burns when they stay here I also sell it so that there is no change of diet when they arrive and hopefully therefore no upset tummies.
What's most popular? Well certainly Pork and Potato followed by the Lamb...
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★★★★★
“My Border Collie Tessa is 10 years old and has been on...”
Written on: 07/01/2011 by janetjay (1 review written)
My Border Collie Tessa is 10 years old and has been on Burns since she was a pup. Comments on her shiny coat have been numerous. She has always been well in health. We now have a two year old male border collie as well also on Burns Chicken and Brown rice. His coat is also coming along beautifully. People often say why pay so much for their food you can get this and that much cheaper. I feel it's the difference between stuffing your dog with junk food or good food - don't just buy the... (read more)
★★★★★
“We took on an abandoned westie with skin problems...”
Written on: 09/12/2010
We took on an abandoned westie with skin problems (think thats why she was abandoned)the groomer we took her to recommended Burns Fish and brown rice,after a few months her skin showed a great improvement and she seemed a lot happier, like a fool I changed her food to chicken and brown rice to give her a change, Burns then James Wellbeloved, the skin problem came back with a vengeance, vet bills mounted up, so we have now gone back to Burns Fish and brown rice, so far touch wood another BIG... (read more)
★★★★★
“my border collie puppy barney was on bakers complete...”
Written on: 11/11/2010
my border collie puppy barney was on bakers complete untill a very close friend of mine who is a dog behaiourist went mad at me and suggested a few brand for me to try james wellbeloved, burns etc so i went with burns as she was using this for her own dog at the time since hes been on that he has had less visits to the vet less diarhea more alert but alot less hyper and distructive, 100% reccommended (read more)
★★★☆☆
“I have also been a user of Burns puppy food since...”
Written on: 21/10/2010
I have also been a user of Burns puppy food since having my dog. However a few weeks ago we changed to the larger dog fod with chicken and my dog has also developed a skin problem. (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“They have changed something in there food and with...”
Written on: 09/10/2010
They have changed something in there food and with their chews, My dogs now have a skin problem which seems to be related to the food. I have now taking them off burns and onto something else.
I am in the process of setting up my own pet shop and have done a canine nutrtion course and even tho the ingredients still are the same something has changed recently after being a long term user of burns.
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★★★★★
“I bought this food after doing some research. We have...”
Written on: 30/08/2010
I bought this food after doing some research. We have a Lab puppy, who seemed to swing from being calm to hypo. He had been on Iams, so we tried Purina, but I still felt his mood changed too quickly. After being on Burns, he is now a lot calmer and does as he his told, although he still has is moments, which you would expect with a puppy. He doesn't need to go to the loo as often, which is a plus and no stinky wind. The food is well worth the extra cost. (read more)
★★★★★
“My Labrador is 11 years old and has been fed on Burns...”
Written on: 30/08/2010
My Labrador is 11 years old and has been fed on Burns for five years. Before that he got an allergic 'hotspot' once or twice a year, costing a fair amount in vets bills. Since being on Burns, he has had only one hotspot and that not so serious as before. He stays steadily at his correct weight and his coat is healthy and shiny. Excellent product and well worth its cost. Cheaper if bought in bulk online from various suppliers. (read more)
★★★★★
“My collie x was very hyper. Since giving her burns...”
Written on: 18/08/2010
My collie x was very hyper. Since giving her burns food, she is calmer and more obiedent and perform tasks when asked - I would be lost without it now - no other food has worked.
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★★★★☆
“I have three cavalier king Charles, two adults and a 4...”
Written on: 03/08/2010 by Sindylemonade (1 review written)
I have three cavalier king Charles, two adults and a 4 month old puppy. The two adults are on Burns adult chicken and rice and doing great on it, and they love it. When I got the new puppy,I put her on the mini bites chicken and rice, and she did not thrive on it at all, she happily ate it, but was gaining weight very slowly, and always had loose stools. She ate Burns for about a month, and then suddenly refused to eat it any more, so I got Hills science plan for her, she loves this, has... (read more)
★★★★★
“My bichon frise has been eating Burns Chicken and...”
Written on: 24/06/2010
My bichon frise has been eating Burns Chicken and Brown Rice for about 5 years now. She is 6 years old. She is doing good on this food and her weight is excellent. She seems to enjoy it very much and I highly recommend it to everyone.
Sandy from Manhattan
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★★★★★
“My 8 year old Staffy has had many problems over the...”
Written on: 19/04/2010 by SandGirl (1 review written)
My 8 year old Staffy has had many problems over the years with foot chewing and joint pain. She started to turn her nose up at previous foods (she's had Bakers and Jolleyes own brand) so we were pretty happy to find that Wagg (her favourite treat) made food that cost just £9.99 for 15kg. Over the last 2-3 months since she's been on it, she's become progressively weaker, totally lacking in energy, sleeping all the time and her chewed foot became infected. She started vomiting a little over... (read more)
★★☆☆☆
“after doing alot of research on the internet i decided...”
Written on: 18/04/2010
after doing alot of research on the internet i decided to switch from nature diet wet dog food to burns dry dog food.
I gradually switched, mixing different quantities of wet with dry over 7 days until she was only on burns.
She liked the flavour of burns chicken and brown rice and i was pleased because other dry foods i tried, she wouldn't eat.
however, after 4 weeks eating it her stools were still really soft and occasionally runny. at first i thought this was just because of a new...
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★★★★★
“This food is brilliant we used to feed our gsd wagg as...”
Written on: 31/03/2010
This food is brilliant we used to feed our gsd wagg as we thought it was the cheapest, but was just a false econonmy as his coat was unhealthy and had to eat twice as much. We've been buying burns for a year now and wont go back started getting it on the internet now with free delivery. netpetshop.co.uk seem to have the best prices when i look each month for when i buy, they deliver quick too. (read more)
★★★★★
“I have had my third Jack Russel for 18 months and no...”
Written on: 21/11/2009 by wooky (1 review written)
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 friend asked if I had tried Burns which I did. MAGIC! no sloppy poos anymore and I'm now using Burns treats too - fantastic solid stools and a happy, healthy little dog! Wish I'd known about Burns... (read more)
Pamjo's Response to wooky's Review
Written on: 14/01/2010
I found this review very helpful because we have an new puppy (labradoodle) and were given a pack of mini bites by the breeder. He seems to be thriving but we were unsure whether to keep him on dry food - based on this review we shall certainly continue
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Chris Oliver's Response to wooky's Review
Written on: 17/02/2010
I found this review very helpful because... we are having the same problem with our Basset Hound and need to resolve the problem.
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★★★★★
“Our dog Emmy (GS X Rhodesian Ridgeback) was plagued...”
Written on: 22/10/2009
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 spoils her!). We've just started buying the tinned Burns to add to the dried and feel confident that this will do the trick. Overall, delighted with the food and wouldn't switch now for anything. We... (read more)
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★★★★★
“I have a 6 month old alaskan malamute who had a dodgy...”
Written on: 21/10/2009
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 1 month after I began feeding it to my pup. Everything everyone else was experiencing was what my poor pup was going through so I took to the net and found Burns and thank goodness I did he no... (read more)
★★★★★
“I have a 10 year old Rottweiler bitch. By the time...”
Written on: 25/09/2009
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 being a young dog.
The only thing that maybe could be improved is its availability. It has to be ordered from Burns or a few veterinary clinics stock it.
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★★★★★
“I have 2 minature schnauzers and we have fed them on...”
Written on: 25/08/2009
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 food, just by chance and since this her skin is no longer itchy and all the discolouration has disappeared!! Would totally recommend it. (read more)
★★★★★
“We have 4 Chow Chows who are fed Burns Fish and Rice...”
Written on: 20/07/2009
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 problems ceased. They maintain a healthy weight and are now never overweight. Burns is the only food i would ever feed and as you can get it delivered free its SIMPLES ! ! ! (read more)
★★★★★
“I have a hyperactive dog who is a very fussy eater -...”
Written on: 17/05/2009
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. (read more)
★★★★★
“I own a 6 month old Olde Tyme Bulldogge / Mastiff...”
Written on: 10/05/2009 by Steviejay01 (1 review written)
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 from the grass in our garden, then hose the area down to wash it away!!
I started to look around these review sites and reading into foods and noticed very quickly how your dogs diet can be...
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Blondie2009's Response to Steviejay01's Review
Written on: 10/06/2009
I found this review helpful because..
<br/>i have had my dog now for 6 weeks and its like deja vu reading your article. She was eating purina beta as it is reasonably priced and 'seemed' to have the right ingredients. Since she has been eating this her stools have been mostly loose, sometimes runny and only occasionally firm. I thought i was being sensible allowing time for her to settle and all the usual puppy uncertainties but enough is enough when it comes to her health. I have been researching various foods now for about a week and am becomming more angry with the rubbish that is passed as good food. I have now ordered some Burns. Will let you know if I have the same success as you - i hope so. Thanks
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Steviejay01's Response to Steviejay01's Review
Written on: 09/07/2009
Glad you found my review helpful :-)<br/>Just an update really, Cody is packing the<br/>weight on now, 8 months and 24kgs of lean<br/>muscle, very fit, laid back dog, coat is amazing<br/>really glossy (not greasy) still very happy with the<br/>diet.<br/><br/>How's your dog coping on the burns diet?<br/>Steve
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Fozzywig2's Response to Steviejay01's Review
Written on: 22/08/2009
I found this review very helpful because... we are feeding our 6mth puppy wainwrights after taking him off bakers complete, due to reasons u mentioned. have just had burns mentioned 2 us, so was very debatable 2 change his food again, but reading this review, I'm definitely gonna change his diet. thank u.
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Trevene's Response to Steviejay01's Review
Written on: 25/09/2009
I have been feeding my puppy the Bakers Complete which he did like. The vet now suspects he may have a food allergy so the E numbers you say are in that will definately aggravate his condition. Several people have mentioned Burns food but a while ago I heard bad reviews on how it upset the dogs where they were eating their own faecis and basically chewing their own skin because the food was not filling them enough. I am trying to find a suitable hypoallergenic food (my dog is 11 months old)and would be grateful of any comments on the bad reviews mentioned.
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★★★★★
“After much research we have changed our dog from Iams...”
Written on: 17/03/2009 by Arthurs Angels (2 reviews written)
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 not yet able to go for walkies (1 week and counting!!) is essential. And the price is value to :o)
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★★★★★
“I did some extensive research on dog food a couple of...”
Written on: 15/12/2008 by gazbev
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 little you need to feed your dog compared to other foods which makes it better value.In fact I feed my dog only 100g (a mug full)of food a day,cheaper foods recommended double that amount for his... (read more)
★★★★★
“i have used burns puppy and dog food from day one...”
Written on: 03/12/2008 by necromacy (1 review written)
i have used burns puppy and dog food from day one after extensive research in to dog food contents i.e colouring and fillers and words like by-products and derivatives, and am extremely happy with the product and the results evident in my dog's health and Appearances, i have a american bulldog cross staff he is one years old and 30kg in weight, he is lean muscular and has a shiny coat and bright eyes and is Full of energy and mentally alert, it cost me 88 pence per day to feed him he has 150... (read more)
★★★★★
“Burns Dog food - I bought my Bullmastiff puppy home at...”
Written on: 17/09/2008
Burns Dog food - I bought my Bullmastiff puppy home at 10 weeks. Up until she was 15 months old we probably could have bought another pedigree dog just with the money we were spending on vets bills! She had constant ear infections and would lose patches of hair all over her body. The vet thought this was wet eczema and she had to be bathed every couple of days. Well, within a month of changing her to Burn's, her coat and ears returned to normal. (sorry, I cant remember who recommended it)... (read more)
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★★★★★
“I haven't actually got a dog yet (lol) but our...”
Written on: 22/06/2008
I haven't actually got a dog yet (lol) but our miniature schnauzer puppy is arriving in july (I'm so excited!) and we plan to feed her on Burns as an adult. We don't know much about the puppy food though but we can't seem to find any reccomended puppy food!
I overall think this is a great food with great ingredients (maybe apart from the very high grain content and low meat content)
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Ew1's Comment
Written on: 23/04/2010
I found this review not helpful because...reviews should be based on personal experience of using a product. This reviewer admits that they haven't used the dog food as they don't yet have a dog!
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★★★★★
“From the day we brought our Golden Retriever puppy...”
Written on: 13/06/2008 by Sandie55 (1 review written)
From the day we brought our Golden Retriever puppy home until he was 5 months old, he had constant diarrhea. Our vet recommended that we changed his food from the one the breeder had reared him on, to James Wellbeloved. That didn't change a thing. He was then put on pro-biotics, which didn't help, and then a course of anti-biotics, which didn't work either.
After alot of research, and recommendations from some other dog owners that fed their dogs Burns, and after, more...
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★★★★★
“Both our Welsh Terriers were 'fussy eaters' sometimes...”
Written on: 21/05/2008 by venettanicolov
Both our Welsh Terriers were 'fussy eaters' sometimes even refusing to eat! We tried all sorts, Nutro, James wellbeloved, iams, winalot, ceaser but nothing worked. They lost interest in going for walks, often had upset tummies, developed skin conditions: 1 even started going bald and was so itchy you couldn't even stroke her along her back. It was dreadful when both developed nail bed infections and it was suggested that this was due to chronic skin conditions! After some thorough research... (read more)
★★★★★
“My old dog is like a new dog after eating Burns dog...”
Written on: 17/04/2008
My old dog is like a new dog after eating Burns dog food. Must be the healing herbs and the wholesome food that is building up the joints and making my dog so peppy and healthy. We love Tykie's! (read more)
Junebjh's Comment
Written on: 27/10/2009
I found this review very helpful because..I have a 19 y/o and a 11 y/o dachshund also a 9 y/o rescue greyhound. I have been lucky enough to win a bag of Burns in The Hound Lounge raffle so will try it for all three dogs and hopefully continue. My local pet shop will order what I want so it will be easily available. The reviews are so good I can't wait to try it.
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★★★★★
“Gives my dogs bright coat good skin and eyes. Burns...”
Written on: 25/02/2008
Gives my dogs bright coat good skin and eyes. Burns has made one of my dogs arthritis nearly go altogether. It is a good price not too expensive. Good all round food. (read more)
★★★★★
“I swapped my dogs to this after several problems with...”
Written on: 21/01/2008 by animal lover xxx (2 reviews written)
I swapped my dogs to this after several problems with the last food, and now, my dogs are in best condition with excellent coat, breath and everything else! This is definitely a recommendable food!! (read more)
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Susanjacks's Comment
Written on: 22/02/2013
Thank you for your story. I have been going down the same root. I have started to put the fish and rice kibble in her prescription food to slowly take off vet food. If this doesn't work she has to have camera and biopsies done. My last dog was on burns and it stopped colitis, fingers crossed my new dog will get better on burns food. Fingers crossed.