Pedro

[No eye deer 22]

Any body use it? A friend uses it and says his dog works well on in he does throw him a little meat now and then but his main diet is pedro gold.

[fay 75]

I use it all the time and ive also bred on it as well I tink its great stuff plus u get more out of it that other 15kg bags

[No eye deer 22]

Thanks, I've bought a bag and mine seem to like it so far.

[fay 75]

u will get more out of it don't soak it tho just enough to dampen it

[No eye deer 22]

Do you add any meat in there diet or do you find pedro has all they need?

[fay 75]

I don't normaly but u can if u want to its up to yourself

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

Tried to google a list of ingredients for Pedron Gold..... Can't find any ingredient list or analytical breakdown.....

[Big bald beautiful 1,231]

£9.75 for 15kg bag....bet its one step up /down from wagg

[paulus 26]

cerals, meat & animal derivatives, bakery products, dervatives of vegetables orgin, minerals, vitamins A D E

all contains an odour eliminator to reduce smell..

 

 

The only specific ingredients are the vitamins A, D, and E -- everything else is extremely vague. Generally when dog food companies use such vague terms for their ingredients, it means that they are of such low quality that the company would rather not specify. That's what I take from it at least. Every one of those ingredients (besides the vitamins) could really mean anything. "Bakery products"... that's one I've never heard before. And what in the world is the "odour eliminator"?? A breath mint? An air freshener? A concoction of chemicals? The latter would be my best guess... but who even knows.

[Ideation 8,216]

I bet bakery products means they use old bread to bulk it out, or similar.

[BORDERSCOT 3,816]

cerals, meat & animal derivatives, bakery products, dervatives of vegetables orgin, minerals, vitamins A D E

 

all contains an odour eliminator to reduce smell..

 

 

The only specific ingredients are the vitamins A, D, and E -- everything else is extremely vague. Generally when dog food companies use such vague terms for their ingredients, it means that they are of such low quality that the company would rather not specify. That's what I take from it at least. Every one of those ingredients (besides the vitamins) could really mean anything. "Bakery products"... that's one I've never heard before. And what in the world is the "odour eliminator"?? A breath mint? An air freshener? A concoction of chemicals? The latter would be my best guess... but who even knows.

 

Yeah Paul I found that - but can't find owt else.....

 

I wouldn't feed it.....

[paulus 26]

 

cerals, meat & animal derivatives, bakery products, dervatives of vegetables orgin, minerals, vitamins A D E

 

all contains an odour eliminator to reduce smell..

 

 

The only specific ingredients are the vitamins A, D, and E -- everything else is extremely vague. Generally when dog food companies use such vague terms for their ingredients, it means that they are of such low quality that the company would rather not specify. That's what I take from it at least. Every one of those ingredients (besides the vitamins) could really mean anything. "Bakery products"... that's one I've never heard before. And what in the world is the "odour eliminator"?? A breath mint? An air freshener? A concoction of chemicals? The latter would be my best guess... but who even knows.

 

Yeah Paul I found that - but can't find owt else.....

 

I wouldn't feed it.....

 

neither could i

[No eye deer 22]

I have bought him up on a barf diet as he won't touch dry food but after trying a hand full off my friend and eating it all I have got a bag.

[fay 75]

every 1 to there own I no plebty of people around were I live who use it

[cheeser 306]

 

 

cerals, meat & animal derivatives, bakery products, dervatives of vegetables orgin, minerals, vitamins A D E

 

all contains an odour eliminator to reduce smell..

 

 

The only specific ingredients are the vitamins A, D, and E -- everything else is extremely vague. Generally when dog food companies use such vague terms for their ingredients, it means that they are of such low quality that the company would rather not specify. That's what I take from it at least. Every one of those ingredients (besides the vitamins) could really mean anything. "Bakery products"... that's one I've never heard before. And what in the world is the "odour eliminator"?? A breath mint? An air freshener? A concoction of chemicals? The latter would be my best guess... but who even knows.

 

Yeah Paul I found that - but can't find owt else.....

 

I wouldn't feed it.....

 

neither could i

 

i wouldnt worry bout feedin it youre not eating it