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Arden Grange dog food contains no added salt or sugar, nor any artificial colourings, flavourings and preservatives. It is naturally preserved using mixed tocopherols and rosemary extract. It is also free from menadione (vitamin K3). Avoidance of the most common food allergens minimises the likelihood of adverse food reactions affecting the skin and/or digestion. Arden Grange is a nutritionally complete dry dog food, made by a family-run business and formulated by leading nutritionists to very high standards, providing optimum nutrition for your dog. Every recipe contains the powerful natural antioxidants cranberry, rosemary and yucca extracts and prebiotics FOS MOS, nucleotides, added Omega 3 fatty acids, glucosamine, chondroitin and MSM. For further information regarding individual varieties of Arden Grange dog food, please click on the following links: Arden Grange Adult Lamb Rice Arden Grange Adult Chicken Rice Arden Grange Dog Adult Large Breed Chicken Rice Arden Grange Dog Sensitive Ocean White Fish and Potato Arden Grange Dog Adult Light Chicken Rice Arden Grange Dog Puppy/Junior Chicken Rice Arden Grange Dog Puppy/Junior Large Breed Chicken Rice Arden Grange Dog Senior Chicken Rice Please note: This product is not available for delivery to Northern Ireland or the Channel Islands.
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
How many times a day should I feed my puppy?
Most young puppies do best on three or four small meals a day when they first come home. This usually drops to two meals by around six months. Divide the daily amount from the feeding guide between the meals rather than adding extra.
When should I start worming my puppy?
Puppies are usually wormed from two weeks old, every two weeks until two weeks after weaning, then monthly until six months. Your breeder should already have started, so ask for the dates and products used. Your vet will set the plan from there.
