Looks like Barking Heads and Natural Dog Food Company stuff is wheat-free as well.
Brilliant, thank you - I really like the look of the Natural Dog Food Company.
Is the new food not agreeing with him then Jeanette. Tear staining does show up worse on the gingas. I have wipes for Tally. 
It could well be cause of teething though if it's getting worse too. I used to feed The Natural Dog Food Company food, but found the service wasn't up to scratch and very difficult to get hold of. I was dubious about ordering on the net again because of this, but find the food I'm using now is brilliant and the company has brilliant service. Next day delivery etc. I don't find Tally's tear stains are any worse on this or any other food. His have never been that bad, but to me it's just something that shows up more on their colouring anyway. Dru hasn't any, but then he's black so it wouldn't show. I have a feeling there's something you can put in there food to help it too, but I may have dreamt that as I haven't tried it. 
I'm hoping it is just teething which has been said to me by a couple of people especially as its really bad now, constantly wiping his eyes and its like red stain stuff which has really marked both sides of his face now. I've been using Eye Envy for the past couple of weeks but haven't noticed a difference yet.
I used that other supplier once but when I went back to order more, it is £2.50 delivery for every 2.5kg bag so was £37.50 for 7.5kg - more than the price of a 15kg bag so that put me off, if I went to shows I know I could get it without delivery so that may be an option when he moves onto adult food. He is currently on Pro Plan still which I know from the previous threads is not that brilliant on the ingredients.
Anyway I've bit the bullet and ordered 2 x 2.5kg bags of Orijen for £25.00 including postage so even though its classed as an "expensive food", I thought that price was really good - will just have to watch how he gets on with the high protein but as its protein from the right sources I don't think it will be a problem. I still have a 2.5kg bag of Pro Plan so can phase him over very very slowly.
Yes thank you for that, it is a minefield I know. I'm looking for a food which doesn't contain wheat, maize etc, I should have been more specific in my original title.
I think you would call that "grain-free". 
Though if so, The Natural Dog Food Company may not be what you want, as they use oats and barley.
It was late last night and I'd had a couple of glasses of wine
