Composition: Rice, Salmon (26% inc Salmon 13%, Salmon Meal 13%) , Poultry Meal, Poultry Fat, Dried Beet Pulp (4.5%), Minerals, Poultry Gravy, Fish Oil (1%), Dried Alfalfa (1%), Lignocellulose, Chicory Root Extract (as a source of fructo-oligosaccharides (prebiotic FOS 0.18%)), Yucca Schidigera (0.022%). Analytical constituents: Crude Protein 23%, Crude Fat 11%, Crude Fibre 2.5%, Crude Ash 9%, Calcium 2%, Phosphorus 0.7%.

Got a question about Senior Dog Food? To help you understand more about what to consider when choosing food for older dogs, we’ve put together some really useful answers from our nutrition team at Burgess, the pet care experts. When should I start feeding my dog senior food? Sensitive Adult and Sensitive Puppy are comprised of high-quality ingredients that focus on healthy digestion and boosting the overall health of the dog. No matter what type of dog you have, you’ll certainly be able to find quality food amongst the Burgess range of dog foods. Whether you are a breeder with a high level of dietary requirements give the very best to your pet, you’ll be well taken care of at Burgess. Solid poos: Beet pulp is a great source of dietary fibre and helps to form solid poos. Firm poos are a good indicator that your dog is on a diet that suits their needs.

At Burgess, we’ve created a range of recipes using premium ingredients to ensure there’s something tasty for every dog, to help keep them happy and healthy throughout their life – from puppy through to adult and senior.

The Sensitive Adult Dog product lineup has four different options to choose from. Three are designed for while the fourth is reserved for puppies. That are available are lamb and rice, salmon and rice, and turkey and rice.Dogs are classed as ‘adult’ from around 18 months, although this depends on their breed. Smaller breeds tend to hit their ‘teenage’ adolescent phase earlier than larger breeds who develop more slowly. A small breed dog will often be mature by around a year old, whereas a giant breed can be two years plus before they’re classed as an adult. If you’re not sure whether your dog has reached adulthood, ask your vet for advice. 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. All varieties of Burgess dog food consist of tasty, munchy kibbles, which are fortified with calcium to support healthy teeth and bones throughout your dog’s life. And, while you can add a little hot (not boiling) water to dry, complete healthy senior dog food to slightly soften the food, those crunchy nuggets are actually really good for your ageing dog’s dental health.

The formulations Burgess uses are designed to ensure that our dog food nuggets contain the right level of nutrients after processing. What range of dog food kibble do you provide? Their size is also an important factor in how much adult dog food you should give them. Small, not very active dogs need only about 185 to 370 calories daily while large, active canines may need between 1,000 and 2,000 calories. 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. Supadog also includes foods with particular recipes meant for specific needs. For example, there is one option available that is formulated specifically for greyhounds and lurchers. Supadog Active Dog is another example of the food that is made for dogs that go above and beyond. If you have a dog who runs or works all day, a food providing higher energy levels is essential. 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.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. A healthy diet for an adult dog should contain good-quality meat or fish for protein, supplemented with vegetable proteins such as soya, grains or peas. And, as your dog goes through different life stages, their nutrition needs change. A puppy needs a different blend of nutrients compared to an adult or senior dog.