Apart from Bakers does anyone know of a company that make all three types of food?
Its for my sitter who is doing her diploma in dog sitting she needs to compare all three from one producer.
Aileen

I think pet's at home's own brand do all three.

I think there is a company called Hilife that does wet food, in pouches, and moist food in packets I have seen it in the supermarket, but I am not sure if the do a kibble as well. Will check when I am in Morrisons next and also the name, as I am not sure if that is right. But the food I am thinking of they do a range for cats and dogs.

HiLife only does wet and semi moist, no dry. I use the semi moist as every day training treats. :)

I'd never use any of the semi moist foods as anything but treats as the moist bits are that way as they are full of sugar in the shape of glucose etc.

Indeed Brainless. I once decided to use it as food on a long car journey abroad (3 days) -never again! And that was for a dog that does not get an upset stomach easily at all. The good thing though about the semi moist HiLife is that if you get the smallest mince version, you can get REALLY tiny treats suitable for even the smallest of toydog pups (all commercial treats even labelled as small or for pups or training are HUGE -and for effective training you need pieces small enough to be eaten in a second), plus if you forget them in your pocket for weeks all that happens is that they go hard. Forget sausages in your bag or pocket even for a few days........ Done that far too many times!!

> The good thing though about the semi moist HiLife is that if you get the smallest mince version, you can get REALLY tiny treats

Yep I use it for that too :)

Thanks you for your input she has decided to do her  paper on the pets at home ones.
Aileen