Wagg Complete Dog Food Reviews
Latest Reviews
★★★★☆
“Very waggy tail!”
Written on: 12/03/2013
I have a staffy puppy who is now 10 months has always had a sensitive tum, he can't have wet food as the jelly irritates him, he can only have the chubb rolls which i mash into this dry food as he gets bored of eating dry foods day in and day out. I consider this food a good quality complete food, and believe me i have gone though expensive stuff which was costing me a fortune each month and yes i admit his poop was perfect skin coat eyes glossy, in tip top condition but then he just turn... (read more)
★★☆☆☆
“my dog doesn't like it”
Written on: 15/01/2013 by jason_sanderson (1 review written)
my dog doesnt eat it so it must be bad :( He eats EVERYTHING so that is saying alot. I bought it on sale at a local Pet Co. I'm disapppointed because even on sale it was still expensive. I thought I was buying something quality but I guess not. (read more)
★★★★★
“Wagg is Great”
Written on: 14/05/2012 by juliebuchanan20
Went to the vets and told the nurse what I was feeding my 2 springer spaniers 'wag worker' she turned her nose up and said take them off it immediately. This is the only food my dogs like they look great their coats are great and they are full of energy like springers should be. Wagg is reasonably priced unlike what the nurse called better brands, she tried to flog me Royal Canine at £46 per bag I think she was on commission. I think this is why vets tell us what to feed our dogs as they... (read more)
★★★☆☆
“im a little unsure on wagg.. allthough my dog likes it”
Written on: 24/03/2012 by allie100671
i have an 8mnth old staffy who's very lively & full of energy (as they are @ his age) since going from puppy food on to adult food, ive tried a number of different brands ect for him, allthough admittedly usually the lower priced ones. a friend suggested i try wagg for him, reading the ingredients i was a little unsure as it didnt seem to have much of anything 'good' in it, but tried it anyway. he's been on it for a few months now & im quite often being complemented on how shiny his coat is... (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“Don't buy this food for your dog.”
Written on: 24/02/2012 by Littlefox (3 reviews written)
I bought this food because it was cheap and easy to pick up from the supermarkets but at a cost to my poor dog. Wagg is a dog food that is cheap for a good reason. The ingredients are very poor quality, it's low in protein and high in fat, I even found tiny pieces of plastic in it. The food lacks vitamins and minerals and while my dog was on the food he started to develop early arthritis in his wrists. When I discovered little plastic pieces in the food I chucked the horrid stuff out and fed... (read more)
Onechilled's Response to Littlefox's Review
Written on: 09/09/2012
I have also used WAGG dog food in the past and also found pieces of plastic in the food, I wrote to the Manafactures, and they said it must have come in on the meat. they gave me a cheque of £18+£1 off voucher, of which I didn't used and changed to Greyhound&lurcher Dog food-he loves this one!!
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Mastweiler's Response to Littlefox's Review
Written on: 11/10/2012
I own rottweilers and this food is the only food they eat, they are perfectly healthy and happy dogs, i did feed Dr Johns dog food for a while and best pets all they did was bring my dog out in sores and make him bring up Bile constantly so back to the cheap stuff and i think its great. Never heard of a dog getting arthritis and then it disappearing...
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★★★★★
“fussy dog”
Written on: 26/01/2012 by ruthgrimshaw
after trying lots of dog foods when they stopped manufacturing her usual food i tried lots and lots of expensive brands only for her to turn her nose up at it.A friend recommened wag and now we have a happy dog happy owner and a happy purse. (read more)
★★★★★
“wagg dog food simply the best”
Written on: 14/11/2011
I have been feeding my dogs on wagg dog food they absolutely love it and have had no problems at all. I have tried leading brands of dog food and there bowl were not completely empty but with wagg to date a clean empty bowl, feed them dry and they absolutely love it nothing compares. I do recommend people to give it a try for themselves my dogs prefered the worker complete not the original. I am sure if you are having feeding problems with your dog try wagg complete worker i am sure you will... (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“you cannot run a porshe on parrafin”
Written on: 13/11/2011 by petsaremylife
good idea buy an expensive pet, get it a nice bed, lots of good quality bowls leads etc.... then feed it this rubbish. a small child will live on smarties and burghers and still look ok for the first few years, provided it exercises regularly. its only when it gets older that you notice health issues, and frankly by then its too late. If you care for your dog, the best criteria is a food that contains the best nutrition you can afford. not just one that does not make it fart. (read more)
★★★★★
“Wagg Dog Food”
Written on: 07/07/2011 by Danelady1
I have 2 Great Danes, my 3 year old boy is exceptionally large and has always had a very sensitive stomach due to having allergies to many things. I have been through all the expensive hypoallergenic foods with very poor results, when my friend told me about Wagg i was put off by the price i assumed it would be a substandard food but she had put her lurcher on it for his stomach with a good result. since my boy has been on it he has been wonderful, his condition is fabulous and he regularly... (read more)
★★★★★
“Absolutely great food”
Written on: 21/06/2011
I changed to Wagg as i had tried all sorts of other more expensive makes for our Rottwieler who after having an op developed a very upset tummy for a good couple of months. Wagg Sensitive has been the only food which has bought his toileting back to normal and he looks really healthy and in good shape. I was told not to bother with it and that it was cheap rubbish well sorry but i tried other supposedly better foods and they did not work. Thank you Wagg, great price too (read more)
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★★★★★
“At last wagg worked!”
Written on: 04/06/2011
We have a germsan short haired pointer, and had lots of problems with him having upset tummies, we had the science plan we tried lots of the expensive brands of dog food, then I tried the wagg, and it's proved to be brilliant, no more presents left in the kitchen for us to mop up!!! he is lively, shiny coat, happy and healthy so 5 stars to wagg!! and of course the price is great too, i think a lot of dog foods are a rip off! (read more)
★★★★★
“We have two rescue dogs, a Dalmatian and a...”
Written on: 05/04/2011
We have two rescue dogs, a Dalmatian and a Weimaraner.We have tried them on different food but everything but Wagg makes them ill! Pedigree is the worse and have several people even then vet said not to touch that make.Wagg has done our dogs no harm and tbh they do not like anything else no matter what the price,it is cheaper to buy the large bags as well.We spent a lot of time and money finding the right food that both the dogs enjoyed and Wagg is their number one (read more)
★★★★★
“I have 8 dogs, all house pets ranging from a largish...”
Written on: 02/04/2011
I have 8 dogs, all house pets ranging from a largish Collie cross to a very small miniature Dachshund, ages just as diverse, 15 months to 14 years. They do very nicely on Wag, which I changed to a couple of years ago due the the extortionate cost of other foods.All in great condition,four of them do Flyball and Agility, they look good and, do poos I can pick up:-) (read more)
★★★★★
“I have a year old labrador and believe me I have been...”
Written on: 22/03/2011 by Deniseann (1 review written)
I have a year old labrador and believe me I have been along the shelves he is a fussy eater and its cost me a fortune... James Wellbeloved, Pro Plan, Royal Canin Seince Plan and more. My friend recomended wagg, so I gave it a try and he is now eating it with no bother. His coat is shiney and yes in good health. So give it a try. (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“YES it is cheap,BUT it is NOT good for your dog,please...”
Written on: 10/03/2011
YES it is cheap,BUT it is NOT good for your dog,please look at the list of `ingredients` wheat,wheat,wheat and more wheat,AND ONLY 4% `meat derivaties`basically,mechanically recovered rubbish,WHY OH WHY buy a pedigree dog,and feed it the equivalent of giving your child macdonalds everyday for the rest of it`s life? i have a pedigree working ESS,lived his WHOLE life on Skinners field trial,puppy,junior then worker 23,RESULT,happy,healthy full of life dog,who doesn`t bounce off the walls and... (read more)
Guest's Comment
Written on: 26/12/2011
DONT BE SO RIDICULOUS.!!
Do you not have your eyes open, there are many dogs and other animals in rescue centres and out there starving due to the fact that owners cannot afford their needs. Food is food.! Whether you can accept it or not.! Due to the fact that its cheap automatically means its rubbish?!. It may have a few added extra's in that a dog doesnt particualy need. But with love, Plenty of exercise. Mental stimulation and a good life. I and many others are positive a dog will have a 100% happy life.!
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★☆☆☆☆
“how can anyone recommend this..... first ingredient...”
Written on: 24/02/2011
how can anyone recommend this..... first ingredient wheat, third ingredient wheatfeed why not just buy a bag of wheat?? there are plenty of good foods about for around the £20 mark. you dont have to feed the expensive stuff to get a good product, but this is not one of them. very ggod at telling you whats not in it. try looking closer at what is in it. (read more)
Tony The Dogman's Comment
Written on: 24/02/2011
I found this review very helpful because...
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<br/>could not agree more..went to my pet shop to get some of this, and was horrified when they showed me the ingredients. they reckon the bag would cost a couple of quid itself. i paid a bit more for another food (could hardly have paid less, not much cheaper about) my dog is happier, and dare i say looks sharper
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Guest's Comment
Written on: 15/06/2011
iv just got american bull dog puppy. he is on wag rte now.. the man at shop said this is best. wot should i change to.???
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★★★★☆
“Ive tried my boxer dog on Iams, Wainwrights, Royal...”
Written on: 18/02/2011
Ive tried my boxer dog on Iams, Wainwrights, Royal canine, and symply all rather highly priced dog food and all gave him very smelly wind and lots of loose stools since trying Wagg his stools have firmed up, he too gets very fed up with the same food but with wagg you have a variety of flavours. (read more)
★★★★★
“I have three dogs. A GSD, Staff and a Boxer-GSD cross....”
Written on: 13/02/2011 by hungoverdog (1 review written)
I have three dogs. A GSD, Staff and a Boxer-GSD cross. The GSD is eight years old, the cross also and the staff is six. I used to feed them on fresh meat products and meat dog food. They always know when you have something good for them and wag their tails, etc, etc. I have now, in the last two months, changed over to Wagg Dog Food. They still have the same waging tails and enthusiasm that they always have had, "At dinner time." In short they all look as good as they ever have and for this... (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“Absolutly awful! I tried to give it no stars but...”
Written on: 21/01/2011
Absolutly awful! I tried to give it no stars but wasn't allowed!
Have you read the ingredients? had to feed this to my poor dog as I forgot to take some with me when I stayed at a friends.
I have never heard my dog dog fart so much and the amount of poo she produced was amazing : (
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★☆☆☆☆
“I put my 7 month old boxer on wagg but got told by the...”
Written on: 19/01/2011
I put my 7 month old boxer on wagg but got told by the vet it was full of parasites and to take her off it and also bakers isnt that good either because that is full of colours, so i guess the expensive food is the best she is now on purina and she is the weight she should be. (read more)
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★★★★★
“I have two very active Springer Spaniels,one ten yrs...”
Written on: 11/01/2011
I have two very active Springer Spaniels,one ten yrs old and the other three yrs.
I used to feed them on Royal Cannin but the price was going through the roof.
Was recommended Wagg and have been feeding them on it for 12 months now.
They both love it and are in fantastic condition.I feed it wet.
My opinion is pet dogs do not need the massively over priced and hyped dog foods,the cost of them is ridiculous.
Compare the ingredients and costs of the high end dog foods to the budget ones and you...
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★★★★★
“My rescue staffie x patterdale can't read so he...”
Written on: 23/11/2010 by PeteMercer (1 review written)
My rescue staffie x patterdale can't read so he doesn't know that I refuse to pay silly money for his grub and he doesn't care either - loves his Wagg. Vet. recently complimented him on how well he looked and he's so full of energy (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“i just recently brought wagg for my adult dog, and...”
Written on: 29/08/2010
i just recently brought wagg for my adult dog, and puppies. after opening the first bag to find a live maggot in i was a bit shocked ! but thought it was a 1 off ! only 2 open my puppies food an get the same again :( i mean live maggots in dog food !! so i defo will never by wagg again (read more)
★★★★★
“My dog and i are extremely happy with Wagg. We have...”
Written on: 18/08/2010 by sylvia hartley (1 review written)
My dog and i are extremely happy with Wagg. We have tried various foods the previous ones was Burns and Science Natures Best (both very expensive)my friend was amazed at the cost and suggested Wagg as her vet had recomedened it for her Golden Retievers we tried it and my dog loves it very happy and healthier. She is happy to eat it perfectley dry or with occasional gravy.
We will always stick to Wagg. I cannot believe the rip-off prices i was paying before, it is disgusting how they get...
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★★★★★
“I have fed my dogs on Wagg for quite a while now and I...”
Written on: 14/08/2010
I have fed my dogs on Wagg for quite a while now and I must say it is great - The look good which has reflected their success in the show ring - infact one of mine has won BOB twice at Crufts and is a UK and Irish Champion (the first otterhound Irish Champion, has set breed records and has won Best in Show, Res Best in Show groups and group placements both at Championship and level in the UK, Ieland and mainland Europe whilst on this food, I would recommend it anyone. (read more)
★★★★☆
“I have a 6 month old Lab and used to feed him...”
Written on: 28/07/2010
I have a 6 month old Lab and used to feed him Wainwrights'. It didn't agree with him, used to upset his stomach, so I put him on Wagg and he seems to enjoy it. Coat is shiny, mess is easier to clean up and he doesn't suffer with wind. The price helps, but wasn't my main concern. I recommended it to my friend who was using beta, but his dog wasn't eating properly, they swapped and he's happy as a pig in muck. (read more)
★☆☆☆☆
“Look at the ingredients of this dog food before you...”
Written on: 22/02/2010
Look at the ingredients of this dog food before you feed it to your dogs, its not how they look on the outside its the damage that this sort of food does on the inside, there has been some research done that suggests that it shortens your dogs life. You check what sort of food your child is getting, why is it so many people dont do the same for their dogs? anyone that thinks 4% meat derivatives is good enough to feed their dog is not what i would call a good owner. (read more)
★★★★★
“I tried most of the brand name dried dog foods but...”
Written on: 07/02/2010
I tried most of the brand name dried dog foods but after a while my two Jack Russel's got fed up of eating them. But after switching to Wagg I noticed that my dogs seemed more happier to eat dried food. Also their stools got better and they hardly fart at all.
I now use Wagg as my dogs main food and add a little Webbox chub warmed through in the microwave for extra flavour and now my dogs can't get enough of it. Dogs bowls are always licked clean.
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★☆☆☆☆
“PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR DOGS...”
Written on: 16/11/2009
PLEASE TAKE A MOMENT TO READ FOR THE SAKE OF YOUR DOGS HEALTH.
I have a 13 month boxer, I was feeding her royal canin boxer until someone recommended Wagg as it was a good food at a fraction of the cots. Well only one part of this was true and that is that it is cheap, cheap and nasty- I swapped her over without properly looking into the food, I'll never do this again.
After a couple of weeks of feeding she cam up in hives all around her neck,she also has bald patches where her hair has...
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Guest's Comment
Written on: 16/09/2011
Hi just reading your post, my brother has got his staff on wagg and he his losing his fur, the vets don't know what is causing it but after reading this i guess its the wagg. I also have a staff pup i tried her on wagg but was getting lose stools from her plus very dry skin. I totally agree it is cheap and nasty!!
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★★★★★
“I have three dogs, varying in size. All I can say is...”
Written on: 05/11/2009
I have three dogs, varying in size. All I can say is that since giving them Waggs, their coats, stools and general well being is excellent. I think its commendable that a compancy such as Waggs doesn't ripe their customers off with over inflated prices, such as other "well-known" companies do. Keep up the good work.
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★★☆☆☆
“The credit crunch hit us, like it did with mostly...”
Written on: 15/10/2009
The credit crunch hit us, like it did with mostly everyone very hard. With a collie cross and a GSD to feed we switched over to Wagg. First of all they enjoyed it - even my collie cross who is a very fussy eater. However over time they lost interest and will now only eat it because they have to. Time and time again I find myself having to add gravy or nature diet wet to make it more appetizing for them.
If you're looking for something cheap and cheerful then this is perfect - if you want...
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★★★★★
“I have 2 dogs a cocker spaniel & a collie/boxer cross....”
Written on: 15/10/2009 by Orcadian (1 review written)
I have 2 dogs a cocker spaniel & a collie/boxer cross. I originally fed them James Wellbeloved but on recommendation from a friend switched to Wagg. They love it I mix it with a liitle canned food or our dinner meat scrapsand occasional ox liver bought from my butcher. They had their annual vet check yesterday and my vet (of over 30yrs) commented on what a great condition they were in.Compare the ingredients content by content with any "major" dog food and you will see it is virtually... (read more)
★★★★☆
“My dogs have been fed on wagg for the past two years...”
Written on: 22/08/2009 by emmamalakian (40 reviews written)
My dogs have been fed on wagg for the past two years and i have had no problems with it.
They love it.
Great value for money.
It keeps my King Charles coat nice and glossy.
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★★★★☆
“Wagg Complete Dog Food seems like a good quailty ...”
Written on: 23/06/2009
Wagg Complete Dog Food seems like a good quailty food, i switched to it and noticed improvement in our dogs coat, stools and wind. So that is good enough for me. (read more)
★★★★★
“i have a 22 month old rottweiller, he has been eating...”
Written on: 07/06/2009
i have a 22 month old rottweiller, he has been eating wagg complete from 12 weeks old, his coat is very shiney, his teeth are white and his botty burps dont smell, his stools are just right. overall he loves it, i feed him twice daily with the reccomended amount on the bag, its cheap to buy unlike other rip off merchants who sell complete dog food (read more)
★★★★★
“Great product, good quality, superb value for money....”
Written on: 15/11/2008
Great product, good quality, superb value for money. Dog loves it, stools are very good, excellent value for money, switched over to this from a food costing four times more per KG, and wind is greatly reduced. Also you can buy it from Sainsbury's at £8.99 for a large bag (read more)
★★★★★
“Both our senior dog and puppy love Wagg Complete Dog...”
Written on: 11/11/2008 by Jezzi1984 (3 reviews written)
Both our senior dog and puppy love Wagg Complete Dog Food. We mix it with a small proportion of wet food but this is where they get the majority of their nutrients and we are very happy with it. Our dogs have lovely shining coats, gleaming teeth, and we have noticed a marked improvement in their stools (which we consider to be an improvement in their general digestive health) and, thanks to the Yucca, no more smelly wind from our eldest who used to be a stinker! The recommended feeding... (read more)
★★★★☆
“Good food, my dog loves it. My Rottweiler dog actually...”
Written on: 11/10/2008
Good food, my dog loves it. My Rottweiler dog actually likes this food.
I spend around £5 a week, soon I will be paying around £7-8.
Price is good at the moment, soon it will cost too much.
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★★★★★
“Overall, Wagg Complete is one of the best dog feeds,...”
Written on: 07/05/2008 by jsgmn (1 review written)
Overall, Wagg Complete is one of the best dog feeds, complete or canned with mixer, that we have ever used.
We have phoned the company to enquire about testing - we are told that employees bring in their own dogs to work; they happily test the product for appetite only!
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★☆☆☆☆
“Price has steadily gone up, I am paying nearly £2 more...”
Written on: 08/01/2008 by megansdad
Price has steadily gone up, I am paying nearly £2 more than this time last year and the size has just been dropped by 3 kgs, so my 20 kgs is now 17kgs, but has the price been dropped pro-rata - I dont think so. (read more)
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★★★★☆
“Pups enjoy this food although I do add Tesco tin foods...”
Written on: 05/01/2008 by sandra madden (1 review written)
Pups enjoy this food although I do add Tesco tin foods twice a day,and scatter the dry food around the garden,so they search for awhile,keeps them active in this cold weather. (read more)
★★★★☆
“I have 5 dogs and thank God for Wagg Complete Dog...”
Written on: 14/09/2006 by trampjuicerocks (1 review written)
I have 5 dogs and thank God for Wagg Complete Dog Food. I have been using it for years now, and other than a few occasions when just one of the dogs sometimes vomited up green bile after eating it, they are happy with it. I also try to supplement the Wagg with other human food/scraps etc... My dogs are in fine healthy condition after 2 years of feeding them Wagg. Teeth are gleaming. The dogs waste is also of good quality, indicating it's well digested. Obviously, dogs like food from a number... (read more)
★★★★★
“I have a Bull Mastiff & Japanese Akita which both eat...”
Written on: 09/09/2006 by bambie eyes (1 review written)
I have a Bull Mastiff & Japanese Akita which both eat a lot. Wagg Complete Dog Food is cheap and hearty which fills them both up, they seem to really enjoy it and tuck in straight away. Their poo is always a firm and solid colour with no dreadful smells.
It's not smelly so I tend to mix in some Purina lamb complete which makes it extra tasty and smelly for them which isn't really a bad point as I buy both in bulk, but the Purina lasts months, as I use small amounts so even though it's...
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★★★★★
“Excellent cheap dog food that just seems to agree with...”
Written on: 27/08/2006 by mitsub (1 review written)
Excellent cheap dog food that just seems to agree with my dog & his coat. No complaints what-so-ever. (read more)
★★☆☆☆
“Good option if you are short of cash as a one off, but...”
Written on: 09/08/2006 by JaniePortugal (16 reviews written)
Good option if you are short of cash as a one off, but personally for my dog, Wagg Complete Dog Food isn't very good for him as it leaves him hungry and he turns his nose up at it. He has more than the recommended amount but his tummy growls within a few hours after and he scavenges for food. (read more)
★★★☆☆
“I have a 14 month old Springer Spaniel, he seems to...”
Written on: 30/07/2005 by gemma smith (3 reviews written)
I have a 14 month old Springer Spaniel, he seems to like Wagg, as he eats his daily recommended food guide, but after eating wagg for a few months his teeth have started to stain, even though I clean his teeth. (read more)
★★★★★
“My dog can be fussy - not generally being all that...”
Written on: 26/05/2004 by jwalkden (19 reviews written)
My dog can be fussy - not generally being all that keen on dry dog food, though Wagg Complete, he actually liked. (read more)
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Tish00's Response to jason_sanderson's Review
Written on: 19/01/2013
WOW Wagg expensive I would hate to think what you feed your dog!
I use James Wellbeloved for my dogs and yes it costs me approx £100 a month they are worth it.
My daughter bought this wagg home from work I'm sure it's ok as food goes they didn't like it much but it is nothing like expensive so you get what you pay for.