Grain Free Foods Available in Europe

[kclinch]

I get called to go to Europe to train quiet often, and am having a hard time finding grain free foods over there(I won't do raw, for personal reasons).

Does anyone in Europe know of any Grain Free Foods to look for when there?

[kanesmommy]

Could you maybe bring whatever food you feed with you to europe? I dont know anything about europe so that might not be realistic but it's a ideal.

[brunie's mom]

Where in Europe do you get called to train?
I know in the U.K. they can get Orijen. Do a google search for Orijen and see if they have any store locators or distibuters in other countries.

I don't think most European countries have as many choices in petfoods as we have here in North America.

Gina

[kclinch]

Originally Posted by brunie's mom

Where in Europe do you get called to train?
I know in the U.K. they can get Orijen. Do a google search for Orijen and see if they have any store locators or distibuters in other countries.

I don't think most European countries have as many choices in petfoods as we have here in North America.

Gina

I am usually in Spain or Italy, sometimes in France. I like Orijen, and will check that out.

[kclinch]

Originally Posted by kanesmommy

Could you maybe bring whatever food you feed with you to europe? I dont know anything about europe so that might not be realistic but it's a ideal.

I do take some with me, but depending on how long I stay, that is not always an option(I was in Spain over X-Mas for over a month). Since I try to never check a bag......

Also, there is *sometimes*,not always....and issue with customs about bringing in food products....Not always, but sometimes....It tends to be more of a problem bringing food back....

[Jaidann]

Spain? I have a friend in Spain who does a lot of work with Mastiffs. If you let me know what area, I can ask her for a list of places who have grain free foods.

[kclinch]

Originally Posted by Jaidann

Spain? I have a friend in Spain who does a lot of work with Mastiffs. If you let me know what area, I can ask her for a list of places who have grain free foods.

That would be wonderful! My next trip to Majorca is likely going to be in September. I don't know that I will get over before that.

Unless I decide to take my Beauceron over and show in the Worlds in Sweden, which might or might not happen.

[Jaidann]

Okay, I'll fire off an email to her. May take a day or two cause she's a busy lady but I'll post her answer back here for you.

[abbiesdogs]

I live 60 miles south of valencia in spain so I'll have a look in the new pet store thats opened thank god they speak english cos my spanish isn't very good. abbie

[themaster]

you can get orijen from zooplus who do mail order only and have operations in several \european countries, it seems that they actually operate from Germany but ship all over Europe. zooplus.co.uk is the UK website zooplus.de is the German one etc. Good luck

[kclinch]

Originally Posted by abbiesdogs

I live 60 miles south of valencia in spain so I'll have a look in the new pet store thats opened thank god they speak english cos my spanish isn't very good. abbie

Please let me know! I am glad to hear about English....My spanish is horrid....but on Majorca, that isn't much of an issue, as it seems so many are English!

But I am learning!

[abbiesdogs]

To Kclinch,
been down to pet store today no english speakers (typical) so I had a look at the bags of kibble, some had high % protein but I didn't understand the rest of ingredients, the english girl is back at the weekend so I'll call then. I phoned a pet store in cala dor in majorca to see if they could help but his english was as good as my spanish. Untill I can find out more for you check out this web site

[abbiesdogs]

Been doing some research and found that company called vitaldog supply grain free food






good luck let me know how you get on. abbie

[IJF1]

As well as the Orijen from Zooplus, Nature's Variety Raw Instinct is available from another German company called Catscountry..