Skinner’s in-house Nutritional Team
Skinner’s in-house Nutritional Team
At Skinner’s we understand the importance of healthy movement and mobility. Which is why we have developed a selection of dry kibble diets to provide joint support and help aid the flexibility of movement in a range of breeds, ages, shapes and sizes of dogs. These dog foods include Field & Trial Turkey & Rice and Field & Trial Maintenance Plus, both of which are formulated with Joint Aid for Dogs.
When changing from puppy food to adult food, there is typically a gradual decrease in the nutrient provision – in particular, a step-down in dietary protein, fat and energy levels, as well as managed levels of key minerals such as calcium and phosphorous. Our Junior diets can help make this step down from puppy food to adult dog food more gradual by providing a nutritional “stepping stone”.
Dogs scratch. Sometimes dogs scratch a lot! But when is that scratching a problem and when might diet be worth looking at as a possible way to help? At Skinner’s we know all dogs are different and this is why we formulate and produce a range of different diets so that you can make the best choice for your dog. We also know that some dogs are more sensitive than others and that sometimes, diet can help them.
What do we feed our gundogs when they are using less energy out of The Season? Look no further, your answer could be Field & Trial Maintenance; which is formulated to cater for dogs out of the working season. Numerous owners feed their dogs this, because of the many benefits listed below: 1. Field and … Continued
Obesity is ranked as one of the most significant human health issues. Similarly, obesity ranks as one of the most common forms of malnutrition in our pet dogs. Malnutrition I hear you say? How? Surely a malnourished animal is an underweight animal? Well, obesity (and indeed any animal carrying a little more bodyweight than they … Continued
One of the most common minor ailments that dog owners come across is mild diarrhoea or poo that is perhaps softer than usual and appearing more frequently than usual. Sometimes, this is accompanied with other symptoms such as your dog being more quiet than usual or vomiting, other times, your dog seems absolutely fine in … Continued
