I saw a dog food in my local shop today, Webbox, Chub. Has any one heard of this food & can comment on it?
I did buy a couple for Molly & she ate it straight away...which is unusual.

Thanks
Anne

hi ive got some in for my shih tzu she dont eat much at all and was getting very worried about her ...i gave her a small amount and she scoffed it :) i only add a small amount to her natures diet food now and shes finnly eating :) ......i was told by the vet its like us having a MC,ds every day (yum yum big mac 4 me :) ) ...but it got my little girl eating again so im happy x

I don't rate it for it's nutritional value, but the chubs must be tasty. I keep a box of them in the cupboard. My elderly zoi occasionally won't eat his breakfast, and if he doesn't eat every 12 hours he brings up bile and gets very miserable. When he feels like this he won't even eat boiled chicken - but he'll eat a bit of a chub! If I've given him a quarter of a chub I can generally get him to eat some complete food with chub mashed over it an hour or so later when he no longer feels sick.

The ingredients are a bit vague: Meat and animal derivatives, derivatives of vegetable origin, minerals, contains EEC permitted colours, preservatives and antioxidants.

Protein 6.5, oil 8.5, ash 3,fibre 0.4, moisture 81%

Thanks... Molly usually has Nature Diet, the Salmon flavour is her favourite. I may just put a little on her food when she decides to be picky.
Typical, they always like something that's not so good for them....like us & chocolate!

I used to feed this to my first chihuahua 26 years ago he lived til 3 days before his 16th birthday and was never ill!

What a recomendation!

They're really quite disgusting and probably not very good nutritionally - but my dogs love them ;-) My oldie can be fussy so if he's off his food a bit of this added to his dry food does the trick!

I also feed these occasionally to my small dogs they each get about a table spoon each in thier biscuits. It does say on the packet "complimentary" dog meat so i dont think it is supposed to be fed on its own. They dogs absolutly love it though and cant see it being any worse for them than giving them a the occasional calorie filled dog treat.