Hi. We've been giving Brit Lamb & Rice Sensitive to our young male dog as he has often suffered from diarrhoea. It has really sorted this problem out and he enjoys the food. However, recently, we've found that the kibble in the15kg bag has now got much bigger (at least doubled in size) while the kibble in the 3kg bag is still small. Unfortunately, he won't eat the large kibble. So my question is - why is the kibble size different when buying a large or small bag of the same product? And is this a temporary blip in your production? We really hope to be able to buy large bags with the original small kibble in the future.
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Appropriate food
Hello, I have an 11 years old, 8 kg, male dachshund. I want to try canned version of Brit Fresh chicken with sweet potato and Brit Fresh turkey with peas. Are they an appropriate choice for a senior dog and what must be his daily feeding in grams with these series?
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Preservative
Good evening, I would kindly like to know which preservative is used for this product: Brit Care Dog Show Champion and why salmon protein is added. Thanks
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Feeding table question
Hello! I have a Samoyed dog named Kith.He is 2 month old, weight is 3 kg. I feed him with "Brit Premium by Nature Junior M". Am I understand right that feeding table contains _expected_ weight of adult dog (not current weight)? I suppose that he will be about 15-20 kg as adult, so I give him now 120g per day. This is correct? Thanks you!
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Hypoallergenic food
Hello, My dog is a 2 and a half y.o labrador. She had a problem with arlergies (chicken, fleas and other we yet figured) and was reccomended a hypoallergenic food. She is currently eating Brit grain free hypoalergenic salmon and pea. It has been almost two months since she changed to this food. and there is a big improvement to her skin and overall health. I wanted to know if she can continue to eat this food for the next years or does she need something with a higher nutritopn value. (maybe with grain or something else) Thank you, Mia and Bonnie
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Credentials
Hello, Product really looks a decent. What I wonder is, that nowhere is it mentioned with whom the company works, veterinarians, nutritionists or who participates in the production of food. What I see is only - Family Owned..
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Suitable kibbles for Chow Chows
Hi. I'm Astine, looking for advice. Our dog is a Chow Chow, 8 months, and weighs approx. 18kg. When we bought him, the breeder advised to give him only dry food. So we started with Purina, then shifted to Royal Canin. However, we noticed that his body does not react to chicken and grain so well, while both of those brands are rich in those two ingredients. So, we changed to Brit, that is with lamb and rice. Could you, please, advise if Brit kibbles can be good for chow chows? Also, from time to time, we want to give him rewards, like biscuits or bone. Does the Brit brand have anything that can be suitable for chow chow and won't irritate the skin, given the fact that they are way too sensitive? Huge thanks in advance!
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Appropriate food for white breeds
Hi, Mr. Martin Please, Premium by nature junior S is it appropriate food for white breeds, such as Bichon frise, Maltesers, because of their white fur?
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nutritional information
Hi, I am an Alaskan Malamute breeder and I am very interested in Brit for my kennel I would like to know if you have Digestibility and patability test Bioavailability test and AAFCO test or similar. Thanks a lot
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certificate of anasysis MC200715C15
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1k7yszuxUG4v_ZMYF57It9JP2oG0qekJp/view?usp=sharing Please confirm this certificate for MC200715C15
Questions are answered by
Ing. Martin Kváš
nutrition specialist
MVDr. Jan Šíma
veterinarian