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“Using for Years Now”
★★★☆☆
written by Miles78 on 21/10/2020
I have been giving this for my dog for years now. She likes to eat this one as compared to other foods.
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“new puppy on bakers”
★★★☆☆
written by Jordinp264 on 04/07/2014
My puppy is a rottweiler x German Shepard and I have just put on to bakers complete puppy food and I'm just wondering if anyone can help me out is this a good idea or is this dog food really as bad as people say it is ?
Spiderandfly's Comment
Written on: 23/07/2014
As a dog training instructor we have seen dogs on Bakers and they are climbing the walls, poor coat condition and bad teeth and breath with all the colours and additives. It is a poor food and we never suggest it to clients and many vets also do not suggest it as it is fully of rubbish. If you wouldn't feed your child lots of sugars and poor food then don't feed bakers.
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“i was just wondering is bakers complete puppy food...”
★★★☆☆
written by on 02/12/2010
i was just wondering is bakers complete puppy food good for my cavalier king charles spaniel she is 6 months old tried her on iams james wellbeloved and she turned her nose up at it i have to mix chubb roll in with it to make her eat it.
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“i dont see anything wrong in giving my dog, Bakers!...”
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written by on 18/06/2009
i dont see anything wrong in giving my dog, Bakers! He's a Siberian Husky, so he's an active breed anyway! The only reason he has this, is because i have tried him on the pro plan, science plan (from the vets) and iams, and he doesnt like them foods as its all one flavour. my husky is a very fussy eater and only eats when he wants to, so he's not eating enough to make him hyper active!!
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“Bakers Complete Dog Food - We feed our two dogs...”
★★★★☆
written by on 22/07/2008
Bakers Complete Dog Food - We feed our two dogs (dalmatian cross and yorkie cross) on bakers chicken and country vegetables and they love it. We got them some healthy food before and they refused to eat it, this food they love, they are not hyperactive or anything else that anyone has said and it is not because they are not pedigree.
Our dogs are lazy with the food apart from when they are told they are having a walk.
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“Bakers Complete Dog Food - I usually feed my border...”
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written by jackymax on 29/09/2004
Bakers Complete Dog Food - I usually feed my border collie X husky dog dry complete dog food which I buy by the sack. On occasion I forget to buy in advance of it running out, so there's a gap. This is when I buy Bakers Complete as he doesn't like any of the known brands of dry food. He thinks it's major treat time, tucks in enthusiastically, weeding out those moist meaty chunks. But those chunks are a small percentage of the 'complete' food. So, back he comes looking starved, with a full bowl of dry, non-meaty biscuits hardly touched. He might normally find them okay, but he's just had those tasty morsels in comparison. They have now brought out the one that is only moist meaty chunks, but it is way out of my price range for a dog his size. He eventually eats most of it though, when he gets hungry enough.
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on 26th April 2014
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My jack Russell terrier will only eat Bakers, would never entertain any tinned dog food and is quite fussy. I don't want to let my dog eat this any longer after reading these reviews but need to find a very close alternative. We buy him the Bakers Moist meat balls. Anyone have any advice please?
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Doglistener
Written on: 28/04/2014
The only animal on Earth that would commit suicide or starve itself to death is a human. Forget animals like Lemmings that was an old wives tale.
In some foxhunting kennels they feed the dogs pig pellets that are horrible to eat. That is so they do not fight over the resource with the other dogs.
A dog will not starve itself to death. It will eat what you give it given time. Feed the dog twice a day, put the food down leave it ten minutes. If it does not eat it in that time take it away. Feed the same amount at the next feed time, do not double it up.
Dogs understand cost and consequence and will learn to eat the food you give it. Dogs are fussy because of us, we create the problem by constantly giving tasty titbits, or food that has taste enhancers that are not generally good for the dog.
Dogs like baker because of the Fats and Sugars along with many other ingredients that are not good for dogs.
For this dogs sake you should try and wean him off this food. I feed my own dogs (I have 7) on fish4dogs and raw. If a dog is fussy it is worth buying the salmon mousse that they manufacture, that can be mixed in with the kibble.
Stan Rawlinson
Dog behaviourist and Obedience Trainer
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sjl2656
Written on: 28/04/2014
What's your weekly budget loads out there far better than bakers . Budget will help people recommend something in your budget :-) I have tried quite a few myself
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Shiptoshore
Written on: 28/04/2014
Why don't you pop to a pet shop and see if they will give you samples for him to try. Our local pet shop sell stock from the self and you could probably take him in to try. Bakers may seem cheap but in the long run, you may run into heavy vet fees if things go wrong. It is better to feed the dog food which is nutritious. Someone explain bakers to me like feeding a child on fast food burgers every day. I bought a big bag of James Well beloved and my dog eats 2 portions each day. Even the lady who grooms him occasionally said she noticed the difference in his temperament as well as his skin.
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footsteps
Written on: 28/04/2014
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Pets at home do an own brand that is not labeled as Pets at home but has been highly recommended as it is wheat free and very good apparently it's the wainrights stuff. Our dog has been fine on it ever since we swapped. He also likes Butchers tripe but that is wet food.
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Mikestenton's Comment
Written on: 18/07/2014
Bakers is full of E numbers and dyes switch to Skinners puppy as i found this to be much better
Spiderandfly's Comment
Written on: 23/07/2014
I am pleased to hear someone gets on with skinners, with some but not all dogs you put little in to the dog but get masses out the other end !!
I feed the raw diet by Natural Instinct and it is complete and my dogs have looked the best they have ever looked.