Burns Weight Control Adult Dog Food Chicken & Oats, 12kg 12kg (x1 bag) Reviews

4.9 Rating 7 Reviews

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Rachel White

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“First time I'm trying this food, used burns before but not weight control. Previous used royal caines, but I wanted to try a cheaper option. My dog seems to be enjoying it, so no complaints there. He hasn't been on it long enough to see any weight loss/gain.”

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Posted 1 year ago

Thank you Rachel for the 4-star rating of Burns Weight Control Adult Dog Food Chicken & Oats, 12kg (x1 bag). We appreciate your loyalty as a returning customer, having used Burns before and trying the more affordable option of this weight control food. It's great to hear that your dog is enjoying it and we hope to provide many more happy mealtimes! Get Set Pet Team

Posted 1 year ago

“Definitely making my Zak and Codie weight coming down which as their pet owner very very pleased thank you Get Set Pet”

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Posted 2 years ago

“Both dogs need to be weight watchers and enjoy one meal per day eating this. Light in weight so they get a good bowl full and are happy. Easily digested.”

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Posted 2 years ago

“I had this food for a while for my last lab as the vet advised some weight loss. The loss is gradual and the food is great as the oats give it bulk without fat so the dogs appetite is satisfied. Our current dog was a putting on weight so I mix the food with Burns Senior Fish and Brown Rice ( half and half) and she is slim with a lovely shiny coat.”

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Posted 3 years ago

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Posted 3 years ago

“I’ve used this kibble for years. Because of the oats content the dog gets a good bowlful so loses weight without feeling hungry- well still said she was hungry but not as often. A food loving Labrador.”