Frolic Complete Dog Food Reviews

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  Frolic Complete Dog Food

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• Guest 24th Aug 2009

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  I've been feeding my 11 yr old king charles cavalier on Frolic Complete with an equal amount of chum mixer since he was a puppy.We have always had a bit of a game rolling frollics along the floor for him to chase after.Although he is not a greedy eater,he seems to enjoy the meal rather than devour it within minutes.He is very fit and has a lovely shiny coat,clean teeth and also it is an extremely easy job to clear up his firm pooh(just thought I'd mention it as it's very important)god knows what some owners feed there dogs.Why not give your pet something he likes rather than that awfull tinned yuk.
  

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• Guest 11th May 2009

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  Frolic Complete Dog Food is good for dog, good for energy

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• Guest 26th Apr 2009

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  My dog loves frolic and he is not hyperactive, i believe it is a good dog food!

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• Guest 25th Sep 2008

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  Well, I have an 11 year old boxer. Normally dogs would tire down now, but she hasn't, she is still very energetic.
  
  Now about this product, it gives her loads of energy, she is thrilled with it and is the only food she will eat.
  
  We gave it to her 4 years ago. A year later we went to the vet, because she stared throwing up when we fed her other foods. Now I am not talking about fast food, only specially prepared meat and so on. She was almost put down. The doctor said that the only possible thin ...

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• patricia55 5th Sep 2008

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  my dog j/r will only eat frolic she only has this food 3 times a week we feed her what we eat rump steak liver cheese cooked meat silverside and sliced turkey. But she always has frolic in a dish in case she is hungry I have read a lot of bad reports about frolic but she does like them having said that she is a hyperactive pet.

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• winday191 27th Aug 2008

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  I use Frolic Complete Dog Food as a training aid (breaking each ring into four and feeding each small piece at a time.) because my dog loves them so while we're training, whether its obedience, ring training or gun training (he's a cocker spaniel so we take him to gundog classes as well as showing and obedience training him) i know he'll do what i tell him every time just because he knows he'll get a piece of frolic if he gets it right. i would never even dream of using frolic as his main though ...

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• adssites1 23rd Aug 2008

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  Soft, tasty (for dogs), Frolic Complete is a good dog food.

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• clairechaytor 19th Aug 2008

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  Frolic Complete Dog Food - My dog is very fussy in what he will eat. My partner and i had tried just about everything when someone suggested frolic. He still wont eat any other dog food I know some people say just put the food down and they will eat anything this is not the case with my dog he would actually starve. This is also a complete dog food so I don't have to worry about him getting all his nutrients.

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• polly2 14th Nov 2007

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  I was horrified when I researched the internet about this dogfood. My dog would only eat frolic and I thought I was doing her a good turn giving her this. She has been back and forward to the vets with itching skin, biting paws, watery/red eyes and gums. It was the last visit that my vet suggested changing food. I have since changed to another brand which has a very good reputation and the change in the past 2 week has been amazing. Her eyes are clear and she seems to have more energy. I'v ...

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• debchickenfarmer 2nd Oct 2006

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  One of my Bassets has become very fussy and no longer would eat Bakers and having tried different complete foods, nothing really would tempt her. Then I tried her on Frolic Complete Dog Food and she couldn't eat it fast enough. So fingers crossed she'll stay loving this food.

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• Sue Isaacs 20th Jan 2006

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  Frolic complete being moist I feel is a happy medium between dried dog food and soft tinned food. My puppy a staffordshire bull terrier 6 months old became very ill with a skin condition demodex mange which was identified when he was 4 months old. He lost his appetite and engery. He refused to eat all brands of puppy pet food we tried him with, including my Sunday dinners. I was hand feeding him with Chicken fillets and became really concerned that he wasn't getting the correct balanced diet ...

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