Burgess Sensitive Dry Dog Food Lamb, 12.5 kg (Pack of 1)

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As is fairly common with dog food companies that have a long history developing a product line, the range of dog foods that are available at Burgess are well varied. When feeding a complete dry food, split your dog’s daily portion into two or three servings, given throughout the day, ensuring they have plenty of fresh water too. Remember to take treats into account when working out your dog’s portion sizes.

Composition: Rice, Lamb Meal (28.5%), Dried Beet Pulp (7.5%), Poultry Fat, Minerals, Poultry Gravy, Fish Oil (1%), Dried Alfalfa (1%), Chicory Root Extract (as a source of fruto-oligosaccharides (prebiotic FOS 0.1%), Yucca Schidigera (0.024%). Analytical constituents: Crude Protein 23%, Crude Fat 11%, Crude Fibre 2.5%, Crude Ash 9%, Calcium 2%, Phosphorus 0.7%.

When the time comes to move your dog to senior dog food, you want to be sure you’re making the best choice for your canine chum.

No Burgess dog food review would not be complete without a comment on value. After all, we feed our dogs the best we can but that doesn’t mean it is to break the bank. Changing to a senior dog diet is something that has to be done gradually, to avoid upset tummies or digestive issues in older dogs. You should plan to do this over a week or two, by gradually introducing more of the new food and reducing the old food. What’s the best dog food for senior dogs and what are the benefits? A healthy diet for dogs of all ages should contain good quality meat or fish for protein, supplemented with vegetable proteins such as soya, grains or peas. Dogs also need a little bit of fibre in their diet to help maintain a healthy gut. Pea fibre and wholegrain cereals are examples of fibre you may find in your dog’s food. As well as fibre, small quantities of fish oil is great for their skin and coat condition. Your dog should get everything they need from their food – and a high-quality, complete food will provide this. If you’re at all unsure about the best senior dog food to feed your dog or have any concerns about specific nutritional requirements, ask your local veterinary practice for advice.The Sensitive line, along with all of the others, pay close attention to the skin and coat, muscle formation, healthy bones and joints, a healthy heart, and much more. What are the beneficial ingredients?

At Burgess, all of our kibble for dogs is made using thermal extrusion. The process involves grinding down a range of quality ingredients into a fine flour and mixing them together. It’s important, especially if your dog has sensitivities that if you have not fed Burgess Sensitive before, to introduce it gradually over 7-10 days. Burgess is a pet food manufacturer that has been around for an exceptionally long time. The family behind the name has been in the food production industry since the 1700s. In the first part of the 1960s, the Burgess family decided to begin making pet food, and we are glad that they did. Fortunately, Burgess provides healthy dog food at a very competitive rate. For that reason, we can say that Burgess is definitely good value for your money.Whether you’re wanting a complete puppy food, adult dry dog food or mature dog food, Burgess have a wide range of high-quality dry dog food products to help keep your dog healthy. Sensitive Adult and Sensitive Puppy are comprised of high-quality ingredients that focus on healthy digestion and boosting the overall health of the dog. We’ve also developed foods to meet the specific nutritional needs of working and sporting dogs, Greyhounds and Lurchers and dogs with sensitive stomachs as well as a light variety for dogs who need to lose weight or are less mobile. And we’re very proud of our Paul O’Grady’s dog food range, which comes in No Nasties and Hypoallergenic varieties, so you’re sure to find a recipe that’s just right for your canine chum. When should I move my dog to adult food? Coat health: As dog’s age, their coat can become dull and lose its shine. Added zinc and linseed helps to maintain a glossy coat. When it comes to dishing out your dog’s dinner, the golden rule is don’t guestimate – measure out accurate portions instead. Giving them a little more than they need, along with too many treats, means that you run the risk of your dog becoming overweight, which can lead to all manner of health problems. Equally, if you don’t feed enough, your pet will not be getting all the nutrients they need and will become underweight.