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Fish Supper
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Cobbydog Fish Supper Cold Pressed Review
Type of food
Complete dry cold pressed
Dog types
Pet dogs
Breed sizes
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Suitable for toy breed dogs Adult weight 1-4kg. e.g. Chihuahua, Pomeranian, Yorkshire Terrier
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Suitable for small breed dogs Adult weight 4-10kg. e.g. Beagle, Dachshund, Jack Russell
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Suitable for medium breed dogs Adult weight 10-25kg. e.g. Border Collie, Staffie, Springer, Vizsla
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Suitable for large breed dogs Adult weight 25-45kg. e.g. Boxer, Labrador, Greyhound
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Suitable for giant breed dogs Adult weight 45kg+ e.g. Bernese, Great Dane, Mastiff
Dog ages
From 2 months to old age
Pack sizes
3kg, 5kg & 10kg bags
RRP
10kg bags = £61.50
AADF rating
75%
At a glance
Natural: Free from added artificial preservatives, antioxidants, colourings, flavourings or other controversial synthetic ingredientsHigh meat content: Contains at least 30% meat ingredients (on a dry matter basis)Hypoallergenic: Free from wheat, maize, dairy products, soya products and artificial additivesClearly labelled: Each ingredient is clearly and individually stated and there is at least a reasonable indication of the percentages of the main ingredientsCertified nutritionally complete: This food complies fully with the complete food nutrient tolerances as recommended by FEDIAF and/or AAFCO
" We carefully mix these healthy ingredients and press them together at a low temperature right here in our factory in West Yorkshire, to preserve all their natural tasty goodness. And because it's made here at our factory we know exactly what goes into our Cold pressed Dog Food.
Our Fish Supper Cold Pressed dog food with added TurmerAid™ creates a delicious natural diet with the convenience of a complete dry food. It’s as close to raw feeding as possible and is suitable to feed alongside a raw diet.
Fish is highly digestible and an excellent source of natural, bio-appropriate amino acids needed for growth, repair, and maintenance. It’s rich in essential omega 3 and 6 oils for healthy joints, coat condition, skin condition, heart health and brain development and function.
Dogs love the great taste of fish. Even the fussiest of eaters can be tempted with our Fish Supper. It's naturally highly palatable due the preservation of the natural aromas and flavours of the ingredients.
Cold Pressed Dog Food is nutritionally dense which means you don't need to feed as much as you would a kibble or raw diet. "
Anyone else’s dog experienced diarrhea from this food? My puppy has been on it for over a week now mixed with butchers wet food (which she was on before no issues) and is having loose movements 50% of the time but unsure if it’s definitely this food causing it.
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Ellie Flynn• 9 months ago
Have you checked your feeding amounts ?
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Walkingwithdogs• one year ago
This should now read fish oil instead of chicken oil, I have updated it.
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Whippetwoman• one year ago
My two whippets have been on Fish Supper for approx a fortnight & tummies etc all good but they're drinking noticeably more water & this is making them occasionally burp up which is not great. I've tried soaking the food in water & it does absorb quite a lot, but no change. I rang the company for advice & they suggested feeding it dry, I feel that's going to make them more thirsty. Anyone else found this please?
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Whippetwoman• one year ago
Hi I've been feeding my 7 1/2 year old dog this for quite a while all flavours and he's doing good on it firm poops good coat etc, but my new puppy has constantly soft poops and is doing exactly as you've described and belching alot and often drinking water, I've always mixed in butchers wet puppy food to counter act the dryness of the biscuit, because the volume of water she was drinking was making house training hard, this is now sorted and the addition of the wet helped, but she still drinks plenty and belches quite loud, and yesterday she projectile vomited twice and it was 90% water 10% wet food, so I'm not sure what to do now...
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Whippetwoman• one year ago
Oh meant to say, I've always mixed wet food in with my older dogs cold pressed too, I've never just fed it dry straight from the packet
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Walkingwithdogs• one year ago
I'd appreciate if this could be updated to include the two other cold pressed flavours, the chicken one and the turkey & veg one.
Thank you
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Doggies4life• one year ago
Anyone fed a puppy on this
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Doggies4life• one year ago
We switched our Springer over from Ava at 5 months.
He's less windy, poo is firmer (although still a lot of it), coat is much softer and shinier than it was so can't fault it.
We've tried chicken and fish so far without issue although I'd agree with previous poster that the feeding guide on here is our by quite a bit as seems to be going by adult guide rather than puppy.
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Lgc85• one year ago
After extensive research and the desire to buy British, I settled on this kibble. Been feeding it since our Golden Retriever pup was about 10 weeks old (now almost 6 months old) and so far no issues; he came off Skinners (from the breeder) and onto this without any side effects. He happily eats it on its own!
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Wizard Willit• 2 years ago
The calculations for the price of food are wrong. Just purchased a bag to find out by 100% To feed a 8 month old 20kg puppy the recommended guide according to the manufacture is up to 500g per day, not the 240 as per this site. However is does drop down when using the adult guide and this is more accurate.
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Walkingwithdogs• 2 years ago
Think this is going to be my dogs feed from here on in...he eats them no issue, they are good quality and I'm happy he's happy...
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Walkingwithdogs• 2 years ago
Oh meant to say, that's all three flavours not just the fish one 👍
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◉ Meat ingredients: includes all meat and fish ingredients except isolated fats/oils.
◉Added oils and fats: includes all isolated oil and fat ingredients.
◉ Carb-rich ingredients: includes all ingredients derived from grains, pseudo-grains, potatoes and other starchy root vegetables, sweet potato and legumes (except whole peas which are categorised under fruit and veg) except for isolated protein and extracted oils. Also includes fibre supplements.
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Ellie Flynn• 9 months ago
Anyone else’s dog experienced diarrhea from this food? My puppy has been on it for over a week now mixed with butchers wet food (which she was on before no issues) and is having loose movements 50% of the time but unsure if it’s definitely this food causing it.
Doggies4life
Ellie Flynn• 9 months ago
Have you checked your feeding amounts ?
Walkingwithdogs• one year ago
This should now read fish oil instead of chicken oil, I have updated it.
Whippetwoman• one year ago
My two whippets have been on Fish Supper for approx a fortnight & tummies etc all good but they're drinking noticeably more water & this is making them occasionally burp up which is not great. I've tried soaking the food in water & it does absorb quite a lot, but no change. I rang the company for advice & they suggested feeding it dry, I feel that's going to make them more thirsty. Anyone else found this please?
Walkingwithdogs
Whippetwoman• one year ago
Hi I've been feeding my 7 1/2 year old dog this for quite a while all flavours and he's doing good on it firm poops good coat etc, but my new puppy has constantly soft poops and is doing exactly as you've described and belching alot and often drinking water, I've always mixed in butchers wet puppy food to counter act the dryness of the biscuit, because the volume of water she was drinking was making house training hard, this is now sorted and the addition of the wet helped, but she still drinks plenty and belches quite loud, and yesterday she projectile vomited twice and it was 90% water 10% wet food, so I'm not sure what to do now...
Walkingwithdogs
Whippetwoman• one year ago
Oh meant to say, I've always mixed wet food in with my older dogs cold pressed too, I've never just fed it dry straight from the packet
Walkingwithdogs• one year ago
I'd appreciate if this could be updated to include the two other cold pressed flavours, the chicken one and the turkey & veg one.
Thank you
Doggies4life• one year ago
Anyone fed a puppy on this
SpringerSpanner
Doggies4life• one year ago
We switched our Springer over from Ava at 5 months.
He's less windy, poo is firmer (although still a lot of it), coat is much softer and shinier than it was so can't fault it.
We've tried chicken and fish so far without issue although I'd agree with previous poster that the feeding guide on here is our by quite a bit as seems to be going by adult guide rather than puppy.
Lgc85• one year ago
After extensive research and the desire to buy British, I settled on this kibble. Been feeding it since our Golden Retriever pup was about 10 weeks old (now almost 6 months old) and so far no issues; he came off Skinners (from the breeder) and onto this without any side effects. He happily eats it on its own!
Wizard Willit• 2 years ago
The calculations for the price of food are wrong. Just purchased a bag to find out by 100% To feed a 8 month old 20kg puppy the recommended guide according to the manufacture is up to 500g per day, not the 240 as per this site. However is does drop down when using the adult guide and this is more accurate.
Walkingwithdogs• 2 years ago
Think this is going to be my dogs feed from here on in...he eats them no issue, they are good quality and I'm happy he's happy...
Walkingwithdogs
Walkingwithdogs• 2 years ago
Oh meant to say, that's all three flavours not just the fish one 👍