irene leighton
GB*** AVOID NOOD *** *** AVOID NOOD *** Bought a pouch of the dry cat food I tried to introduce the food mixing 80% of their normal food and 20% nood Within 24 hours one cat had liquid diarrhoea I diluted the mix adding in more of their regular food Within 36 hours I had four cats with liquid diarrhoea Standard response from nood is take your pet to the vet for a health check !! I wouldn't even risk putting it out for the fox, it went straight in the bin (green recycling)
Caron Wild
GBfab new find… Bought this food as the usual food( bakers) wasnt available .Didnt expect the fussy pooches to eat it but they did..and our Itchy dog has not itched at all since changing..not sure of that is the food but she is much happier..will continue to use it ..happy owner of 2 happy pooches
peter dewhurst
GBDog had awful Diarrhoea and sickness… Dog had awful Diarrhoea and sickness within hours of feeding this food, awful and not for for purpose. Avoid!
Suzanne Woodside
GBHas really helped my cat’s sensitive stomach Had my two BSHs on Royal Canin Gastrointestinal, as one of them has a sensitive stomach. However, it’s unreasonably expensive. A friend said to try Nood, which is fairly priced and can be purchased at the supermarket. If anything, my sensitive cat’s stomach is even better and they love it. I have them on the wet pouch and am transitioning them to the dry as well.
Emily Britton
GBAffordable, well reviewed for nutrition. So many bad reviews for this dog food when it sounds like a lot of people didn't transition their dog over gradually. Its the one food my dog has consistently enjoyed, we've swapped between many from Skinners to the more premium brands which he goes off of. He's happy and healthy on this, and a good weight and has been on this consistently for 6 months. It's also well reviewed for nutrition considering the price tag on All About Dog Food.