I feed my 2 on this. Their coats are glossy their both healthy happy and thrive on this food I get the turkey and veg for them. I have also recommended this to friends and they now buy too.

We feed both our Akitas on this or the Turkey and Veg variety. Their coats are glossy, their breath does not smell and the wind we used to experience with the younger dog has fortunately stopped (unless he gets too excited). Their poos are regular and not too smelly. A great food and a good price.

My GSD pup 1yr old has developed an allergy to wheat. Training class owners noticed it straight away when we returned after Christmas shopped around and found Harringtons, spoke to Harringtons about there food and decided to keep him on it. Within 48 hrs he changed from liquid poo to normal, his coat shiny. Not as hyper as he was, So thanks Harringtons. And thanks to VetUK for the low prices on Harringtons.

Started using this food about 14 months ago for a golden retreiver with poor digestion and atopic dermatitis, resulting in black skin, loss of coat and a very smelly and miserable dog. He is now full of life has a beautiful glossy coat and no smell. We now have a boxer who has had the same food from being 10 weeks old, he is now 9 months and is a picture of health. We also have two more boxers, 1 adult and the sister to our pup, and a doberman rottie cross and a rottie german shepherd [both pups] in our extended family and they all enjoy harringtons and are all in great condition. Would recommend to all dog owners.

I have been using this for my two greyhounds as recommended by Greyhound Rescue West of England. They are both thriving on it. Their coats are great and they wolf it down. The food agrees with their digestion. I have recommended it to my daughter and she uses for her Collie, Staffie and Staffie cross. They are all enjoying this food.

I have just purchased the Wagg Harringtons Lamb & Rice product for my 4-month old puppy, since the advert said it was suitable for puppies. So far I am disappointed and worried. On the VetUK website, the ingredients description lists Lamb and Meat Meal as the first ingredient, which is one of the reasons I chose this pet food since the first ingredient listed is supposedly the most predominant in the food product. However, on the actual bag of Lamb & Rice bag I received, Maize is the first ingredient listed. Perhaps this explains why my 4-month old puppy has been having liquid diarrhoea since I put her on this product. I've understood that Maize/corn is really not great foods for dogs since corn is not easily digestible by dogs. If so, why do pet companies continue to use corn/maize in dog food, and why is Maize the first/main ingredient in this product rather than lamb or rice as would be suggested by the name of this product???? I would like to get a refund on this product if possible.