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Product review - Burns Pet Nutrition

Burns Pet NutritionBurns Pet Nutrition have been around for a while and were at the forefront in the UK of using natural antioxidants such as Tocopherols and Rosemary Oil in the food.

What you get with Burns is a low fat, low protein food which is naturally preserved and suits most pets, although it is well documented on forums that some dogs struggle to keep weight on with Burns.

Research does seem to indicate that a lean dog is a healthy dog however, so don't get too worried about a lack of too much body fat - if in doubt check out our page on weight problems where there's an easy to follow guide on body condition!

For breeds such as Westies this works very well particularly where there are skin problems - there's plenty would testify to that.

Price-wise, Burns is not cheap (at around £42+ for a 15kg bag) and compares with James Wellbeloved/Wainwrights/Whites Premium and similar foods in the 'natural' sector which are quite a bit cheaper. Feeding costs/day are not high on Burns as amounts/day are not as high as with some cheaper foods, so although you're paying out a lot to stock up, if fed correctly the bag should last a reasonable length of time.

Experience tells us that you need to use the stated feeding guide as an indication - you might need to feed more to keep the weight on your dog.

You can usually find Burns cheaper on sites like Pet Supermarket, or G J Titmuss (who have good discount deals on 2 bags)

If you have a dog which is prone to weight gain, and labradors spring to mind here, then it might be worth giving Burns a try - feeding rates are low however, so be careful that you don't overfeed as there is a real tendency with a food that is highly digestible to feel that you are not giving enough.

 

Chicken & Brown Rice

Burns Pet Nutrition

Chicken & Brown Rice is suitable for all adult dogs, and because it is low in protein and oil is ideal for the older dog .
It is naturally preserved with vitamin E and Rosemary oil, contains no wheat, Soya, added colourings, beef or dairy ingredients, artificial flavourings or preservatives, and no genetically modified ingredients.

All Burns products have been developed by John Burns BVMS MRCVS using holistic principles to ensure excellent health.

Burns Real Food will naturally maintain a healthy immune system, coat and skin, digestive tract, skeletal, respiratory and nervous system. It is also suitable for use where holistic veterinary treatment is being used in the nutritional management of disease

contains Brown Rice, Chicken meat meal, Oats, Peas, Chicken Oil, Sunflower Oil, Seaweed, Minerals and Vitamins, Natural antioxidants vitamin E and Rosemary oil

Analysis: Protein 18.5%, Oil 7.5%, Fibre 2.2%


Burns Duck & Brown Rice

 

Burns Pet Nutrition

For Adult Dogs of All Ages including seniors

Contains:

Brown Rice (min 65%), Duck meat meal (min 20%), Oats, Peas, Duck fat, Sunflower Oil, Seaweed, Minerals & Vitamins, Natural antioxidants vitamin E and Rosemary oil

Typical Analysis/100g:

Protein 18.5%, Oil 8.0%, Fibre 2.2%, Ash 7.0%

Prices for Burns Pet Nutrition

Burns is a popular brand, but expensive at over £40/15kg - but you can get it at discount prices from some suppliers - Try Pet Supermarket and the bulk buys at GJW Titmuss.

 

 

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