AATUDog 80/20 Chicken 1.5kg x 1

This is a great quality dog food - I first found out about it when it was listed as being one of the best dry foods available for dogs on the dog food comparison website www.allaboutdogfood.co.ukIt's made from 80% real meat, is wheat/ grain free, and has no added nasties. Unlike many major brands of dog food; a large number of which are only made with 4% meat (or animal product), the rest bulked out with cheap wheat, plus nasty additives and colourings (despite the fact dogs are pretty much colour blind!).My new rescue dog LOVES her Aatu, and her coat and overall condition has improved noticeably since being fed this high quality diet. Her coat has definitely got glossier and she has built muscle, although I suspect she was fed very poorly before we adopted her recently.Don't be surprised if your dog takes a while to transition- we gradually changed to Aatu over a period of a couple of weeks - at first she wasn't very interested in it, but now she loves it so much she can't get enough of it - we even use the Aatu kibble as training treats and she will do anything for them!The size of each individual biscuit (piece of kibble) is quite small, as I suppose this way it is suitable for small, medium and large dogs alike, avoiding having to make different products for different sized dogs. The small biscuit size has the added bonus of being able to easily fit in a Kong or similar food dispensing toy.I'm really pleased that my little dog loves this dry food so much, and that I know that this food is delivering optimum nutrition and is of the highest quality available. Obviously the price reflects this, but as I have just a 10kg dog, a 10kg bag of food lasts me quite a while. As Aatu has such concentrated nutrition, a dog may need to be given less of this food compared to some of the less nutritious, off the shelf brands that are widely available. Some seemingly cheap brands may not actually work out that much cheaper, as a higher weight of the cheap food needs to be fed to the dog each day, compared to Aatu. For example, compare the feeding guidelines of Bakers to Aatu.Last but not least, the stay-fresh zip lock bag is great!

This product is brilliant. All the flavors are great. It’s high in protein. It’s delicious. My dogs can’t get enough of it whereas would turn their noses up at several other brands I tried. Bowel motions are healthier. Less flatulent. Good for weight control. Fur and skin are better. Just a really amazing product and pricing is lower than similar high priced protein brands like Acana. Not sure how I managed without it.

My dogs been eating this for 4 years and has never refused to have it. Very satisfied

I was feeding my dogs with Pooch and Mutt dry food, another premium brand. Never really liked the smell of it though. They eat it but aren't excited about it.As I was already using AATU wet dog food as well (lamb flavour as least antibiotics used in rearing sheep), I thought I'd try Aatu dry food for a change.My 15 year old Golden retriever is no longer all that interested in food, she does eat, but with a kind of grudging "if you insist" kind of attitude (probably copied from our teenage children - although I don't feed them this) well, I put a bowl of chicken flavour AATU dry food under her nose and she wolfed it down and then, for the first time in her life, quite fiercely stole one of the younger Labradors bowlful too! I was amazed.She doesn't even do that when I give them real chicken.They are only on their 2nd 12k bag, so I can't comment on long-term health but can say it did not upset their tummies at all, and I took a chance and didn't introduce it gradually as one should for a new food (as I'd run out of their regular food). None of my dogs make nasty smells, their breath smells sweet and they all have shiny coats and are full of energy, so I do think expensive premium brands are worth the money.So, I can say all of my dogs absolutely love this AATU dry food chicken flavour and they are doing well on it.