Working Dog Sardine Adult Large Bite 15kg Reviews

4.7 Rating 43 Reviews

Working Dog Sardine is a firm favourite with our customers, and is made with sweet potato, a delicious alternative to white potato, and sardine. Sardine is naturally rich in omega 3, which has many health benefits including giving support to healthy joints. Available in Small and Large Kibble sizes – this is a delicious, tasty flavour your dogs will love.

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01299252352

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ecommerce@fish4dogs.com

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Fish4Pets Ltd,
Unit 3, Velocity Way,
Redditch
Worcestershire
B987FX

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“Excellent food for my dog who was struggling with other meat based brands. Super coat and healthy lab.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Mrs Vicki Stuart

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“My labs love this food. Their coats are perfect and they are very healthy.”

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Posted 2 years ago

Ms C Trowsdale

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“Great food dogs love it”

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Posted 2 years ago

Mr Dudley Baker-Beall

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“Phoenix is a generous German Shorthaired Pointer, and swapped this bag with his Portuguese Pointer friend, Bagel, who had gone off her small kibble white fish. We are mixing the small kibble with large kibble, and Phoenix is happy to eat it all. Bagel is far happier with large kibble now she is an Adult!”

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Posted 2 years ago

Mrs Janet Wescomb

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“I bought this for one of my dogs who has suspected food allergies and my vet suggested fish as an exclusion diet, but she won’t touch it! (My other dog loves it!)”

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Posted 2 years ago

Mrs Hilary Webster

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Posted 3 years ago

Mr Dudley Baker-Beall

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“Just have Phoenix's eagerness to give this rating.”

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Posted 3 years ago

“Sadly, in my pack of 7, various breeds, only 2 would eat any of this, then would leave some in bowl, unheard of in my house. I ordered 2 15 kilo bags, so I have mixed it with other food, but they pick this out! Cant explain why, introduced slowly, few ate it, poos were runny.”

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Posted 3 years ago