Looking for complete with no sugar beet?

[Gayle and Bailey]

Hi guys

I have now moved my boys to a half raw and half kibble diet, and they are doing well on it.

After reading many threads I have noted that sugar beet used in dog food as a filler can be a cause of skin irritations. 

I am looking to change their kibble and am thinking of healthy paws after all the glowing reviews of it on here.

Does anyone know of any other complete foods that do not contain sugar beet?

Thanks Gayle, Bailey and Jura xxx

[Sheryl]

I think Robbies and Luaths from Land of Holistic pets are beet free.

[louis mum]

Thanks for that link Sheryl  I am looking for exactly the same but require it to be fish based  I am not having any luck, if anyone has any pointers it would be great.

[Gayle and Bailey]

Hi Louis mum
Origen do a fish based complete with no beet
Gayle

[Gayle and Bailey]

Thanks Sheryl - will have a look at their site

[Max X 2]

Don't know if this would be any good?

Common allergens such as corn, wheat, & beet pulp have been ommitted instead using oatmeal, pearled barley, brown rice, and potatoes. All the recipes are formulated with 100% natural ingredients and contain absolutely no artificial flavors or colors

http://www.postalpetsproducts.co.uk/index1.html

[BarbaraW]

I have had Dennis on Heathly paws for over six month now and have noticed a big difference with his skin and his weight.  They are about to launch some new products soon according to their website - just got an order this week for him.  

[Jessie_Pup]

 I feed mine on Barking Heads no beet pulp they alsodo a salmon and potato.   Jessie has come on really well since I started to feed it coat good and weight much impoved.

[Bluebell]

Burns does not contain Beet pulp

[Helen]

Burns does not contain Beet pulp

I know some varieties have beet pulp in them - what variety are you referring to?  

for a start Burns Active, high energy lamb and Extra contain beet pulp....

[mark1]

We changed Molly onto Healthy Paws recently as well. There has been a real improvement in general look of her, skin and coat looks really good and she just seems generally very content. No change in energy levels though which I had hoped might have gone down a bit 

[Helen]

We changed Molly onto Healthy Paws recently as well. There has been a real improvement in general look of her, skin and coat looks really good and she just seems generally very content. No change in energy levels though which I had hoped might have gone down a bit 

there's quite a high percentage of lean protein (26% I think in HP) so if anything she'll be as active or more active 

[mark1]

We changed Molly onto Healthy Paws recently as well. There has been a real improvement in general look of her, skin and coat looks really good and she just seems generally very content. No change in energy levels though which I had hoped might have gone down a bit 

there's quite a high percentage of lean protein (26% I think in HP) so if anything she'll be as active or more active 

Iwas just really hoping that the Beta pet she had been on was making her hyper and the way she was had nothing to do with her natural energy levels..oh well she may calm down a bit in a few years 

[louis mum]

Thanks guys for the pointers, off to look now   Oooh just noticed they are at Crufts so I will go and chat to one of their team 

[Gayle and Bailey]

I have had Dennis on Heathly paws for over six month now and have noticed a big difference with his skin and his weight.  They are about to launch some new products soon according to their website - just got an order this week for him.  

Thanks Barbara - when you mention weight do you mean Dennis lost weight?  I have a problem keeping weight on mine 
My GR skin could be doing with improving as he licks and bites the inside of his thighs, sometimes ending up in sores.  I still have a bag of the kibble they're on now and have a friend looking out for samples of HP at Crufts for me.

Thanks for everyones help on this
Gayle