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yeh i wont buy anything where the meat ingredient isnt just 'chicken' or 'beef' for example, rather than derivatives. i also find that jwb still lists and awful lot of ingredients that dont need to be there. burns is the only dry food i recommend to my dog training clients. jwb being 2nd if they cant. and for wet its natures diet/menu all the way  i only noticed hilife yesterday and noticed their ingredients are as good as natures menu. at least the kitten one was anyway |
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ah - sorry misunderstood you! |
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I've used the HiLife in the past and found it to be a very good food. Saying that my 2 boys are fed bog standard whiskas and are very happy on that, both wet and dry. Teddie is being fed a combination of white fish and almo nature wet (and I know there is some concern over the fact that it is produced in Thailand), which I don't want to kep her on permanently, but at the moment it seems to be doing her some good! |
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Ah, I am with you now Jenny, I mis understood what you were saying  |
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