is bakers complete enough for dogs or should they have tin food as well?

Answer 1

yes, why not?
dogs love a varied diet, just like every1 else.
my dog gets bored very quickly with the same food day in day out.
i vary between regular canned dog food, chubs- real meat sausages, that cover 1 meal 4 large dogs & dried food, making sure he has plenty of water, available.

Answer 2

Personally I wouldn't give my dogs Bakers. Apparently there is a great deal of colouring etc in the food.

However, dogs do like a varied diet. I give my dogs an organic dried food I have delivered and it costs no more than any other good quality food. Try looking for in on line 'PERO'.

Added to this, I give them brown rice, left over vegetable, raw carrots for treats and any other left over food from the table. Not too much cooked meet as for some dogs it may be too rich and give them the runs. Your dog will not eat leftover food he does not like. He will let you know.

I think there is little nutrition in tinned dog food, but a little now and again is a treat.

Answer 3

Yes it is ample for them as the label says it is a complete food so if your feeding the right amounts they will be getting a balanced healthy meal. You can always cheer it up a bit by putting some gravy in it for a treat sometimes rather than risking your dog getting the trots from rich tinned stuff!

Answer 4

Technicaly yes as it provides full nutrition however dogs like variety so mix a small bit of tinned in now and then as a treat.

Answer 5

mine dog just gets bakers I would not give him tinned food

Answer 6

Tin food seems to be like macdonalds for dogs, so maybe occasionally, but try to ensure that your dog doesnt start rejecting the dry food in preference for tinned, cause that can lead to wobbly, waddly doggies haha!

Answer 7

that what i feed my dog on

Answer 8

yes its enough

Answer 9

no it is not ,get liver,chicken,.