Product Description
Skinners Field & Trail Duck And Rice
Skinners Duck and Rice may be fed as an alternative to the discontinued Skinners Dog Meal. It may be soaked into a gruel which can be advantageous as the Duck and Rice has an enhanced Vitamin level over the Dog Meal.Skinners Field and Trial Duck and Rice is Hypoallergenic. Some working dogs can develop sensitivities to beef or chicken ingredients over a sustained period of time. Field and Trial Duck and Rice has been specifically formulated to reduce the likelihood of skin, coat and digestive conditions associated with sensitivities to wheat, maize and barley gluten.
Made from the wholesome goodness of duck, rice, and naked oats, Field and Trial Duck and Rice also contains all the essential vitamins, minerals and carbohydrates needed for health, vitality and sustained stamina. As a valuable source of energy and to maintain healthy coat condition, Duck and Rice is also coated in a natural sunflower oil.
The Skinners Field and Trail range is classified as food for working dogs and is VAT free!
Comments
Awesome food 17th March 2011
By Jo (UK)
Seriously the best food. Anything else, you pay for the brand, this is the same quality, if not better than premium foods and at an affordable price.
Skinners Field & Trial Food. Two new flavours in the VAT free Skinners dog food Field & Trial range Duck & Rice and Salmon & Rice. The complete Field and trial range is VAT free so the money is in the food.
The complete range of Skinners Field & Trial complete dog food is VAT free meaning more food for the money.
Latest Products
Replacing the previous range the New Skinners Puppy & Junior complete dog food and Light and Senior complete dog food. Fresh formulation and new packaging.
Skinners Lamb & Rice and Skinners Chicken & Rice replaces the previous range and offers an excellent food particularly for the sensitive stomach.
Buying and advice guide
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Tel 0845 230 4777
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