The Weight Control Chicken & Oats is ideal for overweight dogs. It can be used as a general maintenance diet for hungry dogs or dogs that tend to gain weight easily. Naturally high in fibre and made with wholegrain oats it gives a steady release of energy which can help dogs to feel fuller for longer.
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Great for dieting dogs
I brought this instead of a different Burns product, He loves it and didn't cause any stomach upsets,and he has lost a bit of weight too.
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My 12 year old westie had been 'under the weather' for the past 9 months and had been back & fore to the vets for one ailment after another. I changed her food to Burns and can't believe the improvement in one month. She is healthier, happier and has much more energy. Its brilliant!
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This food has made a huge difference to my dogs digestion it has also made a difference to his coat which is now much glossier ans softer
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My 9 year old Scottie is doing really well on this, he has been diabetic for 3 years. Changed to this a couple of months ago and he seems so much more active. Would recommend 100per cent.
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I purchased Burns Weight Control Dog food for my 3 year old Cocker Spaniel who needed to lose abit of weight even though the vet has not mentioned his weight. I can't believe how good it is! He has started to lose weight and we have only been using it for about week, he is also more alot more happier in himself and has more energy.
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My dog seems to be constantly hungry - no matter how big her meal is, she could eat is all over again. So over the years, despite her regular manic runs in the fields she has become consistently 2-3 kg overweight. The vet said it was nothing too bad but the weight would be better to come off. So we reduced her normal dry food to a really measly amount for months, stopped her treats and kept up the exercise and... nothing happened!! And to make matters worse - the dog was even more hungry! Poor thing. After
