Orijen Puppy Food, 2 kg

We bought this food a few weeks ago on the recommendation of a dog breeder and trainer who has shown dogs at Crufts in the past. We were a bit sceptical as our pup has not been very keen on leading branded dried food we have previously bought for him. Having fed him with Orijen for two or three weeks now, it has been a revelation - he absolutely loves it! We have always been very careful to feed the exact quantity of food for his weight and previously we were throwing away uneaten food and supplementing with fresh chicken. The list of ingredients is very impressive and it seems our little fella is just as happy with the taste!!He now eats everything and Orijen has now actually turned out to be a cheaper option than his previous supplemented diet. He is as healthy and happy as ever. We cannot recommend this product highly enough and will be buying more in the future.

This dog food in fantastic. It is worth every penny as the quality is really great - no rubbish just meat and veg. I would highly reccomend this as it leaves your dog with really soft and shiny fur and plenty of energy too.

Got this after receiving a dog food analysis link given to me by my dog trainer, the food that the puppy came with was filled with fillers. This made her rather itchy, hyper, smellier than a portaloo on a hot day and always hungry. Since switching the food she is so much calmer and hardly any whiff! Bit expensive but worth it.

Bought this for my fussy Shiba Inu. She's just won't go for it though. I'm thinking because it's got fish in it. Same with treats. Whenever we give her a choice of treat. One with fish one without. She goes for the one without. So it must be fish that she does not like.Such a shame as there is no denying the quality of this food. From what I've read, it's the best dry food for a puppy you can get. Just wish they did one that was chicken only, or beef only.Update:I've now got some Natural Brewers Yeast powder and sprinkled a tiny amount on it. Now she absolutely chomps it down.

Did a lot of research into puppy foods and this came up trumps everytime. Collected our 10 week old cocker spaniel from the breeder with a bag of puppy food and a diet sheet. Puppy didn't seem that taken with the kibble from the breeder and as we are a vegetarian family we didn't want to supplement with raw chicken and tripe which is what the breeder had been doing. Have been gradually mixing Origen with the breeders kibble and she hungrily eats it all. It is a very firm kibble and needs soaking for about 15 minutes in boiling water. No problems with an upset tummy. Nice to give her a top quality food to give her the best possible start.

This was highly recommended - via other dog lovers, and I see why. Not only is is highly nutritious - meaning my dogs eat less of it, but I also don't have to worry about potential dietary based health issues, knowing that they're being fed the best quality ingredients.One thing I would recommend for those new to this brand: buy different flavours and switch during the week. The larger bags last a long time (and are much better value), and my dogs get bored, 1/3 of the way in.

My 4 month old Cockapoo girl loves this food, we were recommended by a friend who has been using it (well the adult version) with his dog for years and swears by it.I researched a few of the bigger named brands and was very disappointed with the amount of "filler" rubbish in most of them.This is more expensive but from what I can tell - you get what you pay for.

Orijen is packed full of nutritious ingredients and worth every penny. It is one of the more expensive dog foods but the feeding amount per day is less than kibble that has fillers so it lasts longer. The 11.4kg bags offer the best value. Our bulldog puppy inhales it, and lucky for us it has helped with her flatulence!