Vet's Kitchen

I have been using Vets Kitchen for many years. When I got my first Italian Volpino, Leo, he always had runny stools and wasn't keen on eating. I tried several renowned differant makes without improvement. As soon as I discovered Vets Kitchen he loved it. His stools were firm and his health was excellent. he lived to be nearly 17 as did Nuvola, my breeding bitch. Twenty one puppies later, ( all of whom were fed on Vets kitchen while in my care), the five Volpinos I still own, have never known any other food. They are fit, intelligent and beautiful dogs, aged 10, 9, 6, 6 and 3 who all enjoy Agility. They are happy and lively; they really enjoy their food and life in general! I cannot recommend this food too highly and it costs about £2.40 per dog, per week.

Searched for ages for decent food as my jug dog wasn't fussed on the supermarket brand he was on when we got him so tried a few others but again he wasn't fussed and we got worried he wasn't eating enough as there was always food left at the end of the day. Came across this on a comparison site so decided to try it as it seemed good quality. Four years on he is the picture of health with gorgeous shiny fur and bright eyes and loves this food, it works out very economical as well and has everything our dog needs.

My 3 yr old cocker spaniel loves this food. She has a very delicate tummy and this works well, firm and no smelly poos. We recently won a 10 week trial of Hills weight control which turned her poo orange and loose (hills said it wasn't the food and I should see a vet) but within 2 days on this all was normal.

My Cockapoo has a bad wheat allergy so it has been a real challenge to find a food that he will tolerate and enjoy. He has been on Vet's Kitchen for nearly a year now and is no longer displaying any allergy problems and his coat is also much improved. I suppose with dog food it is all about finding what works best for your dog ad for me this is the food.

My dog loves Vet's Kitchen. It is competitively priced compared to other brands and her coat is noticeably shinier. Impressed.

We have three dogs, Millie, a Sprocker, has a very sensitive stomach and had very soft or runny poops with just about every food we tried, including some very expensive brands with very high quality ingredients - high meat content, no cereals etc. Our other two dogs are very fussy eaters. Zach is a big boy - ideal weight about 30kg and he was about 4kg underweight. Zach and our other fussy eater, Jess, never ate their whole portions (as given on packaging) and we were worried about Zach in particular. After checking out Vet's Kitchen on the all about dog food site we decided to try it.
It was amazing! All three dogs have been on it for about 4 months now and from the start Millie's poops were solid and small and both Jess and Zach clear their bowls in record time! It is quite expensive (£25 for 7.5kg bag) but the recommended portions are much smaller so it actually works out cheaper than a lot of other foods. Zach has put on weight and has much more energy. Finally - a food all three of our dogs thrive on!