PetShop.co.uk’s Summary

A complete diet to maintain the health of adult dogs, which contains no artificial colours, flavours, dairy, soya or added wheat. The diet contains a cereal as the main ingredient, however, it is a complete diet which is cheap and easy to feed to your dog.

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Key Points

Suitable for: All healthy adult dogs as a complete diet.

Main Ingredient: Unfortunately the main ingredient is maize. 

Main Meat Source: Salmon meal (14%) - meal means all of the moisture is removed.

Protein Amount: This diet is 21.5% protein; enough for adult dogs as long as it can be digested well.

Product Aim: To maintain the health of adult dogs.

Allergy Benefits: None listed but the food contains no dairy, soya or added wheat.

Is it a natural product? Yes!

Does it include any additives? Only ones to benefit the dog's health like vitamins and minerals.

Wind, bad breath, fur & teeth benefits? A healthy coat and skin is aided by added omega 3 and 6. Added yucca helps reduce odour from wind. Dry food helps ‘clean' the teeth and avoid bad breath.

Can I only feed this one product? Yes, it makes up a complete diet so no need for other foods - just give fresh clean water in a bowl too.

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PetShop.co.uk’s Full View

Harringtons Salmon & Potato Dry Dog Food is a complete and balanced food for adult dogs, which includes 21.5% protein. Unfortunately the main ingredient is a grain - maize. The next largest ingredient is salmon meal - meal means that all of the moisture is removed so it is more nutrient dense. Overall, the diet is complete but does not have such a respectable ingredients list like other diets.

How does it keep my dog fit and healthy?

Maintenance - This diet is complete which means it contains everything that your pet needs to maintain their health.
Immunity - Citrus extracts and added vitamins help support a healthy immune system.
Odour - Yucca to help reduce odours from wind and stools.
Natural - No artificial colours or flavours, no dairy, no soya, no added wheat.

And, how do I feed it to my dog?

You can just give the food straight to your dog as it is! Always follow the feeding guideline on the bag to know how much to feed.

So, is it a good food to buy?

It is a complete food to support your dog's health but the ingredients list is not great, however, feeding method is incredibly easy and the product is very cheap.

Would it be agreeable with my dog?

Does your dog have bad breath or teeth?

The food is made into kibble (small biscuit peices) which, when the dog bites and chews it, helps to keep the teeth clean and remove tartar!

Does your dog have a dull or rough coat?

The diet contains omega 3 and 6 which aid skin and coat nourishment.

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Manufacturer's View

It has been carefully formulated to provide wholesome nutrition and contains no artificial colours or flavours, no dairy, no soya and no added wheat.

Harringtons provides the conventional benefits associated with premium foods.

• No artificial colours or flavours, no dairy, no soya, no added wheat.
• Kelp - a natural source of vitamins, minerals and trace elements.
• Yeast to help maintain a healthy digestion.
• With Turkey, a good source of protein.
• Citrus extracts and added vitamins help support a healthy immune system.
• Balanced ratio of Omega 6 and 3 fats for a glossy coat.
• Yucca to help reduce unpleasant odours from flatulence.

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Ingredients

Maize, Salmon Meal (14%), Potato (14%), Meat Meal, Barley, Rice, Poultry Fat, Digest, Linseed, Beet Pulp, Minerals, Kelp (0.2%), Yeast (0.1%), Citrus Extract (0.04%), Yucca Extract (0.01%).

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Composition 

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Feeding Guide