Arden Grange Elizabeth Sensitive White Fish and Potato,Dry, for Adult Dogs, 12 kg

This food actually helps my dog tummy issues. My Dr recommended this and I have been using it for past 1 year. It helps every breed of dogs.

My Doberman just loves this food. She has always had a sensitive stomach and this food just simply agrees with her.

Spoiled food. Don't buy from the AS international. Live worms and white powder or fungus kind of thing in food.

The media could not be loaded.  We are regular buyers of dog food from Amazon. We had recently purchased this product. To our utter horror this product is entirely infested with worms. This is supposed to be one of the premium products in the market and we are pained to say that we went blindly through some of the bag feeding this to our furry daughter, when this came to our attention. This is entirely unacceptable. We wish to immediately return the product as it is and claim refund for the same. Kindly let us know how do we proceed.

Our Labrador has a very sensitive stomach. We did have him on the chicken & later the lamb variety of Arden Grange. It did wonders for his health & in particular his coat. When he turned 2 years old the sensitivity of his stomach started to show. We soon moved him to Arden Grange Sensitive, which has worked wonders. No messy episodes for over a year.Our main problem with Arden Grange Sensitive is the cost. It is far more expensive than the other ranges of Arden Grange. As i write this review Sensitive currently costs £52.75 for 12kg bag. At least £10 more than the second most expensive Arden Grange available on Amazon (currently Senior at £41.99)We tried to introduce the salmon variety recently as this is currently £30.90 & apparently good for digestion. Sadly this is not proving a hit as after 3 days of a slow introduction (still mixed with the sensitive) he has began to show signs of discomfort.I fully recommend this dog food, however the cost has led me to research other suppliers until Amazon lower the price. It can currently be found for about £37 to £39 at Pets at Home or even cheaper on other pet websites.

I have a 4 year old Collie who has a very sensitive stomach. I did a lot of researching before purchasing this food for my dog. For 3 years I have been feeding my dog with Arden Grange Sensitive and friends, strangers and vets alike have admired how fit and how well in shape she is. She also has the most glorious shiny coat. However as I found the food is quite pricey, I recently changed to a much cheaper sensitive biscuit. Well the food was just rubbish compared to the Arden grange. It was big bites full of air and covered in fat (my hands would be so greasy when handling). So needless to say the poor dog lost her shiny coat and piled on the weight. After using half of the 12kg bag and seeing the awful changes in my dog, I decided to go back to the Arden Grange and throw out the rest of the cheaper stuff. Within a few weeks of returning to AG she is now getting that gloss back in her coat and the weight she gained is slowly getting less. Just goes to show you that you can't put a price on your dogs health. Yes it may be pricey but I won't buy anything else but Arden Grange in the future. Plus my dog just loves the pellets and they fit just perfect in her treat balls.

I have a Dalmatian who seemed to react to every food I tried him on and I’d tried literally every one out there. His ears,tummy etc etc would react and he’d quickly go off the food. This was recommended to me by someone who’s Dalmatian has the same problems and so I ordered it..he absolutely loves it..he wouldn’t leave the box alone when it was delivered and he finishes it every feed! His ears are a lot better and his tummy has been great too! I changed him over slowly using his old food over 7 days but he ate around the old food to get to this :) I’ve also seen a change in him and he seems much calmer ..I also ordered the treats and he loves them too so he’s happy and I am too. Price was really reasonable and delivery was quick too.

So our rescue puppy which had been in an emaciated condition prior to being rescued and has a delicate digestive system. Meaty foods (even high quality chicken based foods) left her with room clearing wind, and movements that ranged from explosive to toothpaste. After using James Wellbeloved fish and rice puppy and junior which helped significantly, she was still a 'windy' adult. So after some research, we tried Arden Grange sensitive (fish and potatoes). Very pleased with the food. Dog has lovely for and skin, normal stools, and the room clearing wind now only occurs if she's eaten something she shouldn't. I'd give ten stars if it was an option! Our dog is a whippet cross (believed there is some Staffie in there) basically a little lurcher. Our cocker cross once adult will also move onto this food. Our vet recommends this food for sensitive dogs too.

I was advised by my vet to put my sproodles on to this because of constant digestive and anal gland issues. Since going grain free, both issues are now resolved and repeated trips to the vets are no more. They were on a different grain free brand which was salmon based but the vet wondered if the salmon was too rich. This food is white fish based and the price is lower accordingly. By buying the 12 Kg bag via Amazons subscribe and save, not only does it get delivered it is further discounted. The dogs have this as their main food and both dogs do eat it with no problems but to be honest, this pair will eat anything and everything.