Pedigree Chum

...to try a pack of Pedigree in the pouch form; this was an instant hit & was gobbled up straightaway, result! I then bought a few cans of the meaty loaf variety & a couple of tins in jelly. The variety in jelly was more of a hit, so I bought my beloved dog a 24 can pack from Makro. I will write my review on Dexter's favourite variety, which is Pedigree with lamb in jelly, which is the can that goes first! ABOUT PEDIGREE: Pedigree is made by Mars ...
...care & nutrition'. WHAT PEDIGREE SAY: After years of research, we believe that a healthy and tasty meal comes from good, naturally delicious ingredients. That's why our recipes include fresh meat that has not been treated or frozen first, to give your dog quality nutrition and superb taste everyday. The food you choose for your dog during his adult years can make a real difference to his health. Pedigree® Adult gives your adult dog all the essential ...

memphisto_chick 26.06.2006 · Read full review
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...been ever so keen on Pedigree Puppy formula mixed with Pedigree Complete mixer, so we naturally assumed that the jump to Pedigree Dog Food would be no problem. You can buy these tins separately for around 49p per can, but as usual there are deals to be had by buying in multi-pack. 6 cans for £2.69. They come in a variety of flavours; the one we chose for Tasha on her first venture was the Chicken variety. The tins containing the meaty feast have ...
...with PEDIGREE in white lettering emblazoned across the top with a red circle behind the middle letters of the word. The bottom portion of the labeling is a pretty green colour with information on the flavour. On opening the can there is an instant hit of meaty smell which actually smells quite inviting, although I did stop short of participating. As with most dog food it all seems to be packed ever so tightly together. Breaking it up into decent ...

donf18 20.03.2006 · Read full review
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...She had been weaned onto Pedigree Chum Puppy food, so we continued to buy this for her, as it was what she was used to. We didn't want to upset her delicate puppy tummy by changing it to something else. We also have an old Jack Russell X Chihuahua called Katy. We buy her various types of food, as she gets bored after a while. She's on Winalot at the moment. She does like Pedigree Chum, but it's a bit more expensive so we don't buy it for her very ...
...of six 400g tins of Pedigree Chum Puppy food for £3.40. They sell a similar thing by Butchers for £2.58 but the tins are only 300g ones. Winalot sell 400g tins in the puppy range, but only in packs of three tins for £1.58, so in comparison, the Pedigree Chum version is good value. Pedigree Chum Puppy comes in three different varieties in the six tin pack - original, lamb with rice and chicken with rice. They all look similar when you look at the ...

KarenUK 04.10.2006 · Read full review
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...time) I feed him with Pedigree Chum dry mix. That is his main meal. He does get the opportunity later on to chew on a meaty bone or a pigs ear. But feeding your dog depends on his/her age. Pedigree comes in lots of flavours such as Chiken and rice/ Original beef/ Lamb and rice/ beef and veg and the list goes on. They also do meals for puppies/adults and seniors which are specially designed for the age of the dog. Jamie prefers original beef. If ...
...him / her Pedigree dry dog food you can Serve it as is or add water – but make sure he/she has plenty of drinking water to wash it down. You know your dog will be having a balanced diet with the vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids, fibre and protein that he/she needs to be healthy . As we know a lot of dogs can develop dental disease.(bad breathe in particular) Feeding a dry food is 'better' for a dog's teeth than feeding him tinned ...

gill1960 10.09.2002 · Read full review
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I have one 'fussy' dog and the older Scamp gets the fussier she has becomes. I now find it hard to buy Scamp food that she will eat. At 13 she has probably become bored with most commercial dog foods, but at present Scamp, a pure breed mutt, enjoys Chum's Puppy Food range. Well, I cannot cook her favourite a roast chicken dinner for her ever day! The puppy food is soft on her sore gums and gentle on her stomach. She seems to enjoy the constancy ...
...biscuits it makes a balanced meal, which she can easily digest. (Scamp has a grade five-heart mummer and cannot have her rotten teeth surgical removed, as a result). This range of puppy food comes in three flavours; Original, Chicken and Rice and Lamb and Rice. It is great to buy food without Rabbit, as it causes her to become hyperactive. The packaging is the same as normal Chum and costs around the same price per tin. (Three tins pack for 94p ...

wulise 09.12.2000 (14.04.2001) · Read full review
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...old we have given her Pedigree Chum. It started off as Pedigree Chum Puppy food and we moved on eventually to the adult version, which is what I will review now. I always buy the variety in gravy for Chloe. This has got nothing to do with what she likes unfortunately. It has everything to do with the fact that I find it a lot easier to get out of the tin, and break up in her bowl. I have to do this fairly quickly as with a cat and a dog, meal time ...
...have a bowl in front of them. Even then, one is outside and one is inside! Anyway in the words of Mike Reid - I digress!! I buy these tins of dog food in packs of 6, although Sainsbury's have just started to sell the gravy variety in packs of 12. There is not a massive saving in buying the bigger pack but it is much easier to lug it indoors in bigger packs, so I have actually started to buy this one. However Sainsbury's also have the packs of 6 ...

wendybull 10.02.2006 · Read full review
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...we decided to feed her Pedigree pouches, she loved them we started off buying her the puppy packs which she enjoyed, when she was old enough we started buying her the small adult dog packs which contains eight pouches for £2.88 (Sainsbury's). It contains 2 with chicken, 2 with lamb and poultry. 2 with rabbit and 2 with beef, there is just enough in each pouch for her, as we have a Yorkshire terrier she does not eat a lot but she really enjoys these ...
...dog will need each day, which is very useful so that you don't underfed or overfeed your beloved pet. We now only by pedigree food and treats as we are happy with what they contain and our Yorkshire terrier enjoys them too and they are at a good price. ...

kristom 25.11.2007 · Read full review
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...few occasions I've ever offered Pedigree Chum to them. Half an hour after eating it they're starving again so it obviously didn't satisfy their hunger. The puppy formula is eaten with gusto, but puppies will eat almost anything - both pup and owner will suffer the consequences if Chum is devoured. I've been caring for dogs and rearing the occasional litter of pups over the last 15 years. One thing I have learnt is....only feed your dogs Pedigree ...

cathie 08.10.2000 · Read full review
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...I purchased a can of Pedigree Chum. The variety of flavours is what caught my eye when strolling around my local shops - Tinned Meat: This includes a special blend of linoleic acid minerals and vitamin E for healthy skin and a shiny coat and a selection of natural fibres for gut health. flavours include: Beef in gravy, Beef in a roll (processed), Lamb in gravy, Lamb in jelly, Chicken in gravy, Chicken in sunflower oil, Rabbit in jelly, Rabbit ...
...lamb and chicken. Multipacks include a 'real meal' selection box which looks and smells delicious! and includes pasta and vegetables alongside the tender meat pieces. The sachets also offer a sense of cleanliness and freshness. I will review these shortly. Prices range from £0.50 for 400g tin of wet meat to £0.70 for sachet approx 250g, the tins come in multipacks of 6 and several tin sizes also up to £0.90 approx 800g. We also add the biscuit mixer ...

nome3 23.09.2005 · Read full review
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This is one of many puppy foods that my fussy puppy has tried. It comes in a 3 pack at £1.50 and is quite good value for money. There are 3 different flavours - chicken and rice, lamb and original. The food claims to give your dog a shinier coat and give your puppy the best start in life. After feeding my dog the food for around 4-5 months now, i have noticed how healthy he looks, his coat looks wonderful too! The food is not quite as meaty as some ...

Julsy_o 25.01.2001 · Read full review
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...when ever my dogs have pedigree chum, it runs right through them, what is going on with it. A few years back it was the best money could buy, top breeders recommend it. well not to my dogs. I admit they have a big range of varities, and on occassion they actually smell like what they are supposed too (well near enough, with a bit of imagination). Do you think maybe to much has gone into advertising there products, and the actual product itself has ...

SUZ131975 01.01.2001 · Read full review
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...anything other to eat but Pedigree chum it looks great and dont smell the house out which after trying almost evelything a dog can possible eat its the most non smelling food out which is great if your house is like mine and on the market so you dont have to waste time moving the dog food to place to place which is often the case with other dog food's There is never one scrap of food left in his bowl out of the dried food and canned food which proves ...
...is extreemly fussy about what he eats and what he dont eat so you can always be shure if its realy what dogs want to eat The bigger tins work out cheaper than the smaller buts its 100% good value in evely way P.S MY DOG LOVES THE VEGTABLE DRIED FOOD MIXED WITH BISTO GRAVEY!!!! ...

wilsam00 24.02.2001 · Read full review
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As you may know, all "Pedigree" products are manufactured by "Mars" confectionary corporation. Despite fluffy comments on their website indicating their concern for the welfare of dogs, it has now been revealed that they finance and direct a totally unnecessary testing program in which animals are subjected to agonising suffering in grisly experiments. More details of Mars' activities in these areas are readily available on the web from such welfare organisations as PETA. Regardless of the "quality" of this product, all purchasers are funding these activities. ...

SmallContribution 13.12.2007
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...I had not fed them pedigree chum for eight years. Admittedly they do prefer tinned food, but if you have a puppy, and can get them onto it early, I would do so. The cost of canned pedigree chum always seemed so much cheaper than dried foods, but now we buy the dried foods, with the special offers you can get in shops like petsmart, it is no dearer than the chum. I would also like to say that it is better for the environment now, as a biodegradible ...

holly3 10.02.2001 · Read full review
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...years buying her Jack Russell Pedigree Chum, only the best for her dog was the theory. The dog ate every last bit and obviously enjoyed it but when she was 4 she started having bowel trouble. We took her to the vet, who had to extract the problem from sacks in her back passage which was not painful but not nice for the dog. It appears that Chum is designed for pure breeds like the red setters and spaniels that you see on the adverts. It is too rich ...

little.devil 03.12.2000 · Read full review
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