Has anyone tried any of these?
Went into Pets at home at weekend and the ingrediants seem good on them and pretty cheap too?

I have used the Burgess Sensitive for my Border Collie and Beardies for years.  Burgess had only just started their website when I visited their stand at Cruft's this year, and I got a good deal ordering online while there.  Up till then I had bought from PAH too.  As an incentive I was given samples from the Wellness range, which I used for my other breeds.  I had no problems with it at all.  If I ever had a problem with Royal Canin (which my toy breeds get), I would definitely give the Wellness range a try again.

It depends which formula you are wanting to use,as the only okish versions i saw was the puppy wellbeing and the sensitive formula,and even then there are many better foods available than this brand.

I tend to avoid foods with ingredients that have or start with:

Cereals, meat and animal derivatives (min 14% chicken, min 2% meat juices),with antioxidant and colourant EC additives

Rice, maize, poultry meat meal, soya bean hulls, Dogs who eat this one will be getting a bowl of mostly rice,maize and soy everyday

But if ingredients such as these dont bother you or your dog,go for it :)