Winalot- Creation
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Creator (Definite): Spillers Ltd.Date: 1929
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Cited by'Winalot', Our Dogs 110 (11th Feb. 1938), p. 375.
Description:'No Foreign Flour
is used in Winalot [note: 'No Foreign Flour is used in any of Spillers range of Dog Foods.']
Winalot contains the whole of the wheat, plus an added proportion of freshly milled wheat-germ, and a vitamin-tested cod-liver oil supplement. Moreover, all the essential nutritave elements are preserved in Winalot in full potency by Spillers exclusive baking process. The most scrupulous care is taken at every stage of its preparation,and every ingredient is tested for itsfeeding values.
WINALOT.
THE DOG'S WHOLEMEAL FOOD.
Winalot meal contains no meat and is the ideal cereal base to which meat may be added.
Feed Winalot Dog Biscuits to the larger breeds and Winalot Puppy Biscuits to the smaller breeds and all puppies.'
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Cited by'Winalot', Our Dogs 110 (21st Jan. 1938), p. 162.
Description:'For strong teeth and sound bone
However good your stock, the maintenance and quality of teeth and bone depend on correct feeding. Calcium and phosphorus bearing minerals must be provided in the dog's food. Of even greater importance is the inclusion of vitamin D. (the anti-rachitic vitamin) to enable the organism to absorb and utilise these minerals to utmost advantage. All these properties are found in adequate amounts in WINALOT - which should be fed with a fresh meat supplement. This perfect wholemeal food is the experienced breeders' secret of sound bone and teeth formation. Make it yours too!
WINALOT.
THE DOG'S WHOLEMEAL FOOD.
Winalot meal contains no meat and is the ideal cereal base to which meat may be added.
Feed Winalot Dog Biscuits to the larger breeds and Winalot Puppy Biscuits to the smaller breeds and all puppies.'
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Cited by'Winalot', Our Dogs 89 (7th Oct. 1932), p. 31.
Description:'GIVE YOUR DOG THE ESSENTIAL VITAMIN B.
You take no chances when you feed "Winalot." The wonderful "Wholemeal" diet made by Spillers. Not only is the Wholemeal British Milled - not stale foreign flour - but it ensures a scientific balance of the essential proteins. With its bone and teeth-forming materials, "Winalot" maintains a healthy condition in the blood stream.
It contains no meat - is therefore the ideal base for dog owners who desire to add fresh meat.
FREE SAMPLE
If you are not already using "Winalot," we shall be glad to provide you with a generous free sample.
Spillers
WINALOT
THE DOG'S "WHOLEMEAL" DIET
SPILLERS LIMITED
5, Jacob St., LONDON, S.E.1'
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Cited by'Winalot', Our Dogs 98 (18th Jan. 1935), p. 155.
Description:'1935 WILL BE A "HEALTH" YEAR FOR THE WINALOT-FED DOG
There is more goodness in a meal of WINALOT than a meal of any other wholemeal dog food. Not only is it the finest and most appetising of foods, but its nourishing and vitalising properties make it the most economical.
It has all the energising vitamins and nourishment of the whole wheat for bodily health and vigour . . . a vitamin-tested, disease resisting Cod Liver Oil supplement . . .and a perfectly proportioned balance of blood-enriching, body-building and conditioning factors necessary to the dog's system. With the addition of fresh meat, WINALOT will provide your dog with a complete food for Better Health during 1935.
WINALOT
(MEAL or BISCUITS)
THE DOG'S WHOLEMEAL FOOD'
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Related toMedicus, 'Notes for Novices: "Whole Wheatmeal" Feeding', Our Dogs 89 (18th Nov. 1932), p. 528.
Description:'I am very glad the big dog-biscuit firms are placing on the market biscuits of the usual type, but made wholly of wheatmeal and meat. There is a rapidly growing need for biscuit food of this type, and this demad is due to the scientific results which have accrued since vitamins were discovered, and food scientists have been pursuing investigations along that line of inquiry, with remarkable results. It is beyond all question that, whether it be for human or canine food, the whole content of the wheat grain is to be preferred. I know that veterinary surgeons all over the country are systematically advising whole-meal feeding, and there can be no doubt that there will be a great demand for the whole wheatmeal and meat biscuits that are now available.'
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Related toMedicus, 'Notes For Novices: Milk for Puppies', Our Dogs 104 (23 Oct. 1936), p. 328.
Description:'I have received several letters about my "Note" of July 3rd on bitches' milk. One comes form a Scottish firm who make dog foods. They say:-
"We see in your 'Notes for Novices' in Our Dogs of July 3rd the analysis you give for bitches' milk, being interested in the sale of Full Cream Milk Food for bitches in whelp and puppies. You will see by the following analysis we received recently from the Royal Veterinary College of Edinburgh there is quite a difference from what you quoted from Chemist and Druggist,
Bitches Milk.. Total Solids, 24.6.. Proteins 11.2.. Fat 9.6.. Sugar 3.1.. Ash 0.7.
This, we take it, is more likely to be correct. As we manufacture an entirely whole wheat meal dog food, without anything being extracted or anything added, we noted with great appreciation your remarks on the feeding of dog cakes."
There is not any material difference between the two sets of figures; the basis of calculation is rather difference, and the figures I gave may be relied upon absolutely as a guide to the adjustment of cows' milk to bitches' milk.
I am glad to know that yet another firm is manufacturing whole wheat into dog food without taking anything from it. Presently, all the best dog food manufacturers will be doing the same.'
