Arden GrangePuppy Junior Large Breed Chicken and Rice, 12kg

My German shepherd had this when he was a puppy up to about 12 months when i switched him to 'Applaws' as the 'Arden Grange adult' seemed to lack somewhat in nutrition (for any unsure if they're looking or thinking about weaning to adult food!).When i first brought him home, I was probably like most newbie owners, I wanted a food that was good for my dog (not packed with rubbish/fillers) but at the same time didn't cost me an arm and a leg, after a few trials and errors of other foods, he seemed to settle on this well and the nutritional value is quite good (for a 12kg bag i think i paid approx £40ish and would last me just over a month.This food may not be to the high standards as some other foods available but this suited my pup perfectly, his tummy seemed a little tender to other foods, this firmed up his stool, he always ate it, reasonably priced and he looked well on it, he went (and still does now) to the vets on a monthly basis for a general check up and flea protection and they always complimented how good he looked (he has good genes too though!).If you're new to this food start on a small bag and slowly wean across, if he doesn't agree with it try another food, what works for one dog won't necessarily work for another and i think people forget that sometimes.

After several parasite treatments and visits to the vets, feeding boiled chicken and rice more often than not, trying other extremely expensive prescription foods or high end grain free options - with no success - I figured we would try arden grange as it's what we feed our (bengal) cat - picky eater but accepted AG and thrives on it.Bingo! Her tummy settled within a DAY! As a giant bred she is now gaining weight and size appropriately, bright eyed and her (short flat) coat shines. Best(?) of all her eliminations are firm and easy to pick up after her!Arden grange is reasonably priced for a clearly good quality product and I heartily recommend it.

I have been using this for my Newfie pup since he was 9 weeks. He's now turning 9 months old and he is in great health. His coat is show quality condition and has a beautiful sheen. His weight is progressing well and going by the recommended feeding allowance, he's very lean. I find this a good 'middle of the road' food. It's not the cheap supermarket food and it's not exactly Orijen but it's definitely a premium food.I've seen other brands like wainwrights do Large/giant breed puppy food and the kibble size was comparable to cat biscuits. AG kibble size is more suited for the large breed as it is approx 1.5cm round with a hole in the middle. Our Newfoundland has a very sensitive stomach but I have had no problems on this food.Can't recommend this highly enough.

This is a bag of miracles. I brought Zeus, my Siberian Husky home at 8 weeks. At first he was on a different brand, I switched the brand again as I wanted the best of the best for my pup. Before Arden Grande, Zeus was having horrible loose stools from Christmas until March, I started weaning him on Arden Grange puppy/junior and his stools started to firm up nicely. Zeus has been growing fantastically at the speed of light on this food. His coat is thick and shiny we always get complimented at the dog park for it. The only problem I have now is tha typical of his breed, he is starting to get picky and sometimes refuses to eat his meals unless I pour some salmon oil or yoghurt over his kibble. Otherwise he gives me attitude. Naturally every dog takes differently to different brands of food, however my boy flourished on this stuff. Steady growth, great coat, sturdy bones, great energy levels, solid poop, and a happy puppy. Highly recommended

States delivery within a week or so but I've not waited more than 2 days impressed with the price and delivery

Good size and shape. My dog enjoys them and love the flavour.

Meet Rocha, our 10 month old chocolate Labrador pup. Being a Lab, there is very little she won’t eat but this is where we feel so much better knowing she is getting the best for especially the start of her life.We do tweak the food and provide some extra treats with the food, a bit of fresh carrot and some cucumber (I’m told off if I spoil her too much)Rocha loves it and used to almost inhales it but is now getting the hang that we’re not going to remove it so takes her time (Labrador relative time)Thanks

Arden Grange is my go to brand for my dogs kibble - my dog eats raw dog food daily and I utilise kibble as a snack inbetween. This is the only range I purchase.

My puppy is on Arden Grange for quite a time now and it's shows good result. It has a very strong smell which many pet parent would not like but again the puppies seem to really love that smell. Amazon did a great job for the packaging of the product and delivering it before time. Only thing I would like to mention to the manufacturers is that they should provide zipper for easy storage.

Check your seller. The product is very good quality but my package has a hole in it. Replacement wasn't smooth and my dog needed food so I opened it at my risk. But the good was still fine.

This is a perfect dog food. I have been feeding my 2 golden retreiver puppies with it and they absolutely love it. The stools have no issues and they are healthy and fit. My puppies bark as soon as they smell it and just love it. The only issue is high cost factor. I wish it was a little cheaper.

My pet dog loved eating this oneGood protein content as mentionPl start by mixing 10% & keep gradually increasing the quantity

I give this to my 8 month old boxer. He not particularly fond of the taste, I guess sometimes it is just being choosy.But he has grown well with a diet of Arden Grange and home food.No allergies or flatulence.