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Simply the best.
James on 13 July 2020
Currently the best quality dry food you can buy. There are close competitors made in the UK, but if you don't mind your dog's carbon footprint this is still number 1.
Well worth the extra cost
Rach on 21 November 2018
This food is a bit more expensive than most, but after doing quite a bit of research I decided to give it a go. It definitely suits our puppy ( now 7 months) his poos are much better and no horrible smells in the evening!
Puppy is thriving!
Dexter Bear on 9 October 2018
I first thought this food looked very expensive compared to other big name brands, but when I did research into ingredients this puppy food is worth every penny. My Labrador puppy is growing so well. His coat is so soft and shiny, he is muscular and lean, and also is very balanced energy wise. Great to know that he is getting whole food quality sourced ingredients and no processed ‘left-overs’ that are found in other dog food brands. Would recommend 100%!
Very good!
Monika Wos on 5 October 2018
Good value for good price :)
I loved it! Great value!!! So happy!
Raluca-Gabriela OPREA on 30 December 2017
Brilliant Food
Leanne Dalton on 16 December 2017
When I brought my Golden Retriever home he initially had some allergy issues and we had to take him off the food the breeder gave him. Once that was cleared up I was looking for a different food to put him on as I decided I didn't want to put him back on the breeder food (not that it was terrible I just wanted to make sure he had the best). After reading around I decided to try the Orijen Large Breed Puppy as many people were saying how good it is and personally I think it's the best for large breed puppies. My dog loves it, he is healthy and growing/gaining weight well. It is pricy but personally I think it it worth it and when he is older I will stick with Orijen food. For me I wanted him to have as natural a diet as possible (without doing any raw/barf diet) and I think this provides that.
Ingredients
Composition - Fresh chicken meat (14%), fresh turkey meat (7%), fresh whole eggs (7%), fresh chicken liver (6%), fresh whole flounder (5%), fresh whole herring (5%), fresh turkey liver (5%), fresh chicken necks (4%), fresh chicken heart (4%), fresh turkey heart (4%), chicken (dehydrated, 4%), turkey (dehydrated, 4%), whole mackerel (dehydrated, 4%), whole sardine (dehydrated, 4%), whole herring (dehydrated, 4%), whole red lentils, whole green lentils, whole green peas, lentil fiber, whole chickpeas, whole yellow peas, whole pinto beans, whole navy beans, herring oil (1%), chicken cartilage (1%), chicken fat (1%), sun-cured alfalfa, chicken liver (freeze-dried), turkey liver (freeze-dried), fresh whole pumpkin, fresh whole butternut squash, fresh whole zucchini, fresh whole parsnips, fresh carrots, fresh whole red delicious apples, fresh whole bartlett pears, fresh kale, fresh spinach, fresh beet greens, fresh turnip greens, brown kelp, whole cranberries, whole blueberries, whole saskatoon berries, chicory root, turmeric root, milk thistle, burdock root, lavender, marshmallow root, rosehips, enterococcus faecium.
Additives (per kg) - Nutritional additives: Zinc chelate: 100 mg.
Analytical Constituents - Crude protein (min.) 38 %, Fat content (min.) 16 %, Crude ash (max.) 7 %, Crude fibers (max.) 6 %, Moisture (max.) 12 %, Calcium (min.) 1.3 %, Phosphorus (min.) 1.1 %, mega-6 fatty acids (min.) 2.8 %, Omega-3 fatty acids (min.) 0.9 %, DHA (min.) 0.3 %, EPA (min.) 0.2 %, Glucosamine (min.) 1400 mg/kg, Chondroitin sulfate (min.) 1200 mg/kg.
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Q: WHAT AGE IS THE PUPPY LARGE SUITABLE FOR?
A: The Orijen Puppy Large Food is suggested to be suitable for puppy''s weighing between 5kg and 80kg rather than age specific..
Q: My dog is German Shepard 10 months old I just wonder when I have to swap her food from puppy to adults?
A: German Shepherds are a large breed dog, large breed dogs normally transition from puppy food to adult food at +18 months. If you want to consider transitioning earlier then we would recommend speaking to your vet first.