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Arden Grange

  • 29-03-2011 8:06am
    #1
    smilerf
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    Hi my westie is 4 years old and we usually feed him Arden Grange Lamb This time my mother accidently bought arden grange senior. I'm aware its for older dogs. Its only a 2kg bag. Will it do him any harm?


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  • #2
    portgirl123
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    i have done the same with the rc puppy and adult food. never realised for a few days. never harmed mine anyways. i think the only thing with the senior is that is has fewer calories. what i did when i noticed i bought my normal food and mixed it so never wasted it.


  • #3
    Wisco
    Registered Users, Registered Users 2 Posts: 637 ✭✭✭Wisco


    Definitely won't do him any harm. Most 'senior' dog foods are lower calorie and may be lower in bits that the kidneys/liver find hard to process, but a 2 kg bag doesn't last very long anyway, so I don't think you should be worried.


  • #4
    lorebringer
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    There should be no problem at all in feeding your dog a senior food, esp if it is a small bag and you will be switching to another food soon after. I have given my guys (the ones that are not seniors!) senior food plenty of times and they are still around to tell the tale!


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