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Our products are available to buy online but we would love you to support one of our loyal stockists up and down the country!
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The aim of the nutritional team at Skinner’s is to try and make the world a better place for dogs and their owners by improving health, welfare and the human-dog bond. Our team continually research and apply current nutritional science in both the advice provided and in product review and development.
If you can’t find what you are looking for, our Nutritional team offer free, helpful advice to support you and your dog; you can even email them directly: nutritionsupport@skinners.co.uk
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Increased activity, increased nutrition?- Keeping the weight on
With the season underway, we will start to build our dog’s fitness levels in preparation for the upcoming months. This means adjusting the duration, frequency and intensity of their activity so they are prepared to meet the demands of the work ahead.
Understanding the vitamins that go into your dog’s food
With so many different foods out there, it can be difficult to know what is best for your dog. The back of the bag can often be a good place to start; but what does all the information on the back mean? In particular, why do we see vitamins on the label?
What are the benefits to feeding my dog a salmon-based food?
Our salmon diets are tried, tested and loved by many dogs! It’s no wonder really – especially when salmon can be a delicious alternative to meats and has numerous health benefits when included in a dog’s diet. Are you unsure if salmon is the right choice for your dog? Then let us tell you a little bit more…
Could lamb be the right choice for your dog?
At Skinner’s, we understand that every dog is different and that’s why we have developed an extensive range of both wet and dry diets, to suit all shapes and sizes. Lamb is a popular choice in both our wet and dry diets and we have many happy dogs to vouch for that…
Why do some dogs need a low purine diet?
Did you know that some dog breeds are unique in the way they digest and process their food? This means that specific dietary measures must be put in place to ensure they remain happy and healthy. In particular, breeds such as Dalmatians are known for requiring low purine diets – but why is this?
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Where to buy
Our products are available to buy online but we would love you to support one of our loyal stockists up and down the country!
You can find the Field & Trial range in pet shops, country stores, agricultural merchants, garden centers and also in some veterinary practices- use our stockist locator to find your nearest Field & Trial stockist!
In fact, if an outlet sells any type of dog food, it can also get Skinner’s Field & Trial – simply ask them to contact us directly.
Our products are stocked in:
- Pet Shops
- Garden Centres
- Country Stores
- Veterinary Practices
- Agricultural Merchants
- Online Stockists
