The rising cost of living is a huge worry for many pet owners, with many households with dogs struggling to afford the soaring monthly food and vet bills. Switching up your pooch's diet is one way to bring the costs down, with the RSPCA recommending mixing your regular dog's favourite food with a cheaper brand.
The animal welfare charity also says dry food goes much further than wet food, even though the upfront price can be higher. To suss out which supermarket own-brand of dry dog food is the cheapest and healthiest, we compared prices and ingredients from Asda, Lidl, Tesco and Sainsbury's, with the help of leading veterinary surgeon, John Burns, founder of Burns Pet Nutrition.
