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JAMES WELLBELOVED supports your dog's health with carefully selected ingredients. Since 1992, JAMES WELLBELOVED has been making naturally healthy, complete & balanced wet and dry dog food, following the belief that good health can be found with a hypoallergenic diet. Food excludes common allergens and has all the goodness they need.
Crafted with a handful of nature's nourishing ingredients and combined with sustainably sourced fish to create highly digestible, tasty Dry dog food. Our recipes support digestion, immunity and promote healthy skin & coat. With calcium and phosphorous to support healthy growth, you can be sure that your puppy is enjoying a balanced diet.
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Great food my dog loves it
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My girls are so fussy with food they love the biscuits not likeing the meat should be more flavours
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A tad smelly but the pup loves it
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This James wellbeloved fish and rice puppy food is readily eaten by my pup, it is very easy on little tummies and provides all the nutrition she needs.Her skin and coat are beautiful, and her digestion is great! I would highly recommened it!!
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding James Wellbeloved Rich in Fish & Rice Puppy/Junior Dry Dog Food, including answers from our team.
ToffeeLady
Our French bulldog is 9 months old and is currently on James Wellbeloved- Lamb & Rice Junior.
Bowels greatly improved since making the switch from Royal Canin French Bulldog Puppy, however approximately every 10-12 days he'll have soupy diarrhea for maybe 24 hours. We think potentially the lamb is too rich.
We're thinking of switching him to fish based. Do we have to do a gradual transition or can we just switch?
If your dog is intolerant/allergic to one of the ingredients in their current diet then usually the signs (diarrhoea or soft stools) consistently occur each day. If these only occur every 10 to 12 days then this would imply your dog is reacting to soemthing else that is being eaten or that is occuring. This commonly could be something eaten on a walk or a treat, if your dog has a food intolerance then even a small amount can start the signs.
There is no harm trying a different food though if you wish to. It is advised to transition slowly, so 10% of the new feed and 90% of the old feed on day 1. Gradually move this to 100% of the new food by the end of 5 to 7 days. It is important to note that if you wish to determine whether your dog is good on a diet then it must be the ONLY food fed for 6 to 8 weeks. No treats/scavenging during this time. Any even slight dietary addition in this period can set off the allergy and confuse whether the current diet is working.
