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Overwhelmed by the endless choices and loud claims in the dog food aisle? Finding the best option for your pet comes down to asking a few simple, expert-backed questions.
Bone Broths are a mouth-watering, nutrient-packed addition to your dog's diet. Read on to learn about the cooking process, benefits for your pup, and our broth recommendations.
Find out how important roughage is in our pets’ diets and 7 natural sources of fibre that you can easily incorporate into their meal times.
Whether you’re a new puppy parent finding out what you should feed your new pup or a seasoned dog owner looking to increase your pet’s nutrition, you may be wondering if fresh dog food is the right choice for you.
Over the last 10 years or so, legumes such as lentils and peas have become increasingly popular in dog foods as an alternative to adding grain. They’re readily available, low in cost, and increase the protein content of the food, and have therefore become a firm favourite with dog food manufacturers. But are they healthy for your dog?
Have you ever wondered how we went from feeding our dogs human food to dry biscuits? Keep reading to find out…
Whether your dog is off their food, has a sensitive stomach or is just plain fussy, it can be a worrying time.
Many dogs are fed the same food day in, day out. Adding diversity to your dog’s diet can have significant benefits.
When you buy a complete and balanced pet food, it is formulated to FEDIAF European guidelines. These guidelines are a good starting point for covering base nutritional needs, however the addition of herbs and spices mimic the more natural ancestral composition of diet.
It is so important that we support our dogs through every life stage, from puppy-hood to old age.
Grain free foods are often marketed as a more natural option for your dog. But what exactly does grain free mean and is going grain free the best food for your pooch?