Arden Grange Sensitive Puppy/Junior Dry Dog Food Grain Free Ocean White Fish and Potato, 12 kg

Arden Grange suits my dog. Firm poo and the dog is always eager to eat her food. I have fed previous dogs Arden Grange and they have never had any issues.

In brief, this is fantastic! Within 24 hours our 7 month Lab has firm poops and is so much calmer - I researched and researched before choosing this food and I am so grateful for other reviewers taking the time to write of their experiences because it helped me choose and although this will seem like a dramatic statement .... it has changed my life... The long version... our Lab pup has had ongoing tummy issues since day 1. The life changing bit about this food is that she hasn't got me up in the night since changing her to this food which is just amazing after 5 months. People say that having a puppy is like having a baby... it's much worse because you don't have to go outside with a baby! Being out in the cold (and it's been freezing) once, twice, sometimes 3 times during the night has really taken it's toll on me. That together with the buying, cooking and weighing of all the food for 4 meals a day has been so time consuming. We tried everything - Pro Kolin worked for the duration of the paste, home cooked chicken/white fish/white rice/pumpkin/broccoli worked for the duration but each time I slowly (and I mean slowly) re-introduced her food we were back to square one. Her regular food was a well known, respected, wet food and expensive. We have had 6 dogs and always fed them on that... until now. I put a lot of her poorly tummy issues down to the fact that she was eating everything off the ground and living in the country, our garden is littered with animal poops (pheasant, grouse, rabbit, deer) and she was hoovering them all up but then I realised that even on the days when she hadn't, her poops were still terrible. Our older dog (a 9 year old Ridgeback) has recently had some (different and unrelated) health issues and the vet recommended a dry dog food that is just fish and potato and I started thinking. After another night up and another bad poop, I decided that I had nothing to loose by trying a different food. Most of that day I read as much as I could and then decided on this as there are many sensitive dog food ranges but not many targeted at puppies and the vet said she needed to stay on puppy food until 11 months. Thanks to Prime, the food arrived next day and as her tummy was already bad, I didn't see the point in yet another slow transfer over. (Please note, I'm no vet but all the times she was so bad and we had to cook chicken/rice/fish for her we didn't wait so I couldn't see what was different with this - it's just potato and fish) We had one more upset tummy and then, to my absolute delight the next was more perfect than she had ever done. Apologies if this is too much info, but when it's been such an issue for so long it was just brilliant! That was 5 days ago and she is a different dog. More relaxed, sleeping through the night, every poop is just as it should be and I honestly can't believe that changing to this food could have had such an effect. Arden Grange were also really helpful when I spoke to them and after 20 years of buying a different brand, I'm a total convert. Thanks to the other lady who wrote a similar review and to Arden Grange for addressing such a real problem for those of us with sensitive puppies!

This is actually very good for a puppy who has allergies and I just wish that I could purchase it in a larger size because it is the best one I have given to my puppy up to now. She has a lot of allergies and I have tried a few different foods for her but this is actually the only one she is not reacting to and she is doing well on it.

When we brought home our 9week old gsd, we soon realised her stools were extreamly loose. We tried her on another good brand food but with no joy, and i was beginning to worry as it was very watery. Thinking a trip to the vet was in order a friend of mine had mentioned how good arden grange was for her 2 dogs and so I saw the sensitive and purchased a bag. So glad I did. Within 24 hours there was a massive difference. I've also noticed her poop doesn't smell half as bad as it used to and the fact she enjoys this food is a massive bonus. There is a fishy smell to the Kimble however that doesn't bother me at all, I do like that the kibble is smaller then some as easier for her to eat and for me to use in her training sessions.

Our springer spaniel puppy came to us on a reputable dry puppy food but suddenly developed an upset stomach at 16 weeks of age. She had very loose stools and was messing her crate at night which was quite distressing for her as she was house trained very early. We tried chicken and rice which didn’t help a lot, Hills which did but we didn’t want to use that long term so after a lot of research we tried Arden Grange and so relieved at the result! She’s had great firm stools ever since. The kibble is a good size and she enjoys the food so we will be sticking to Arden Grange and using the monthly subscription service is easy and good value.

Sensitive stomach to chicken, tried other Sensitive puppy food but this is the only food that helped . Puppy is gaining weight & healthy with this food.

My 9 month old black lab has always had a dodgy tummy. Recommended a top sensitive brand by the vet. Didnt really work, still had soft stools. I started to read up on different puppy foods. I came across Arden Grange. Bought a 2 kg bag which was expensive but gave it a go. Within 2 days he was passing good firm stools. Have now been feeding him it for a month now and it really suits him. My son has now started feeding his dog the senior feed which again suits his 10 yr old dog. I would recommend Arden Grange and Amazon is very competitive on price and free delivery. Excellent value for a high end dog food.

Fussy pup with sensitive tummy. A tad dear.