46 reviews for12kg IAMS Dry Dog Food - 10kg + 2kg Free! *

We bred our first litter of pups last June & were gifted with 15 healthy pups but lost the last one. My bitch is Rotti x Lab and we put her back to a lab. At 2 weeks of age we liquidised Iams large puppy food with milk supplement initially as advised by our vet as we were topping up with supplement. These pups are now 8 months old & those that have continued on Iams have the best bone & size. I cannot rate this food highly enough. We had one yellow boy whom we kept who now weighs 45k. His brother of similar weight & size as young pups is only 32k at most and looks like a young Great Dane 😕 He's been fed very cheap food. Those on more expensive higher protein food are too active and again have not got the bone and stature of those still on Iams. I highly recommend this food for large dogs.

I have an English bulldog who swallows his food in less than a minute.This was recommended to me by a nutritionist as it digests better and is great for dogs that have little exercise.It really suits him well and I am really happy.

I've had my Golden Retriever on Arden Grange and James Wellbeloved, both of which he got on really well with, but we wanted to move him onto the same food as he'll be on when he goes into kennels later in the year, so we went for Iams. I was reluctant at first to swap to Iams as we have always fed him on a wheat/grain free food, but I must say that he is thriving on this food. His coat is softer and he doesn't fart half as much as he used to (thank God!!!). This food has a good size kibble, it is cheaper and you have to feed much less than other premium foods which is also a bonus. The large breed variant has extra nutrients for maintaining healthy joints, which for a Golden we felt was important too. I think we will be keeping our boy on this food even after he comes out of the kennels.

Eric the collie is doing very nicely on this! We've tried both cheaper & more expensive brands, but settled for Iams. I usually stock up when there's an offer...so very good value for money too!

My dog had a very bad time with pancreatitis a couple of months ago and since then I have been feeding her with plain boiled chicken, rice and pasta. Then I introduced Iams as a dry food to add or on its own which she adjusted to very quickly..considering, before she was diagnosed with pancreatitis, we fed her all sorts of treats with her daily dentastick (covered in high fat content) after her morning run, and she rarely enjoyed her previous dried food..she was never over weight in fact a little under weight.she is so much better and happier now and is her usual weight (10k)..it was very hard to take away all her treats (everything) but she suffered so much it was the best move I made to help her recover..she is a cross fox terrier (mix greyhound). She is very very fast and jumpy and her hair is ginger and wirey, but I have to admit it is shiny too.

We changed our two dogs over to Iams without a problem and they have thrived on it. The other good thing is my purse has thrived too as the bag seems to last so much longer than my old dry food.