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Feeding Trial Record Form

Thank you for contacting Skinner’s and agreeing to take part in a feeding trial. 

As part of Skinner’s ongoing commitment to provide excellent nutrition and ancillary advice services to dog owners, conducting feeding trials is a way of collecting essential data about how dogs perform on our carefully formulated diets.  

Collecting data in this way represents an opportunity for Skinner’s to monitor how our diets suit individual dogs in individual situations, as well as allowing us the opportunity to review suitability of a diet for individual dogs and then advise accordingly.  We would be most grateful if you could complete the form below.

Commencing the Trial

We recommend gradually introducing the new food to the existing diet gradually and ideally over 7-10 days.  This allows the digestive system and its resident microbial population to adapt to dietary changes, but please be aware that during a change in diet there might be a transient increase in flatulence, changes in stool quality/quantity and other signs of digestive change.  This typically represents the digestive system adapting to the change in diet and is completely normal.  During this time, please make a note of any changes that you see using the table below.

We always recommend that owners’ weigh both their dog and the amount of food fed regularly to ensure consistency and accuracy.

Feeding Trial Record Form

  • TELL US ABOUT YOU

  • TELL US ABOUT YOUR DOG

  • MM slash DD slash YYYY
  • YOUR DOG'S TYPLICAL WEEK

    Please answer the following based on a typical week i.e. 5 out of 7 days how does an average 24 hour period look?
  • YOUR DOG AT THE START OF THE TRIAL

  • TRIAL DATA

  • MM slash DD slash YYYY
  • YOUR DOG AT THE END OF THE TRIAL

    *please use this link to assess your dog’s BCS and record it https://www.pfma.org.uk/_assets/docs/pet-size-o-meter/pet-size-o-meter-dog.pdf
  • Thank you for taking part in this trial

    Your feedback is valuable to us and much appreciated.
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