How to choose the right dog food

Life stage & routine
Most adult dogs do well on a consistent adult diet. If you’re switching foods, change gradually over several days to help digestion stay settled.

Ingredients & sensitivities
If your dog has a sensitive stomach or itchy skin, a simpler recipe can help. Grain-free diets are a popular option for some dogs — for example Skinners Grain Free Salmon & Sweet Potato.

Protein choice

• Chicken & Rice is often a go-to for everyday feeding: Super Premium Adult Dog Food Chicken & Rice
• Lamb & Rice can be a good alternative if you’re switching away from chicken: Super Premium Adult Dog Food Lamb & Rice
• Salmon recipes are popular for dogs who need a different protein source: Skinners Grain Free Salmon & Sweet Potato

Budget & bag size
If you’re feeding a larger dog (or more than one), larger bags can be more cost-effective and help you stay stocked up.

Getting the best from your feeding routine

A few small habits can make a big difference:

• Measure portions rather than guessing, especially if your dog’s weight tends to fluctuate
• Keep water available at all times, particularly when feeding dry food
• Store food properly in a sealed container to keep it fresher for longer

If you’re changing foods, pick one recipe and stick with it for a few weeks to see how your dog settles. Many owners start with a dependable everyday range like Salters Dog Food and adjust from there if needed.