FAQ: What causes anal gland problems in dogs?
The anal glands are a pair of small sacs inside your dog's bottom. They have a strong-smelling liquid for dogs to use for marking territory. ...
FAQ: Describe your FEDIAF balanced range of foods for dogs
All of our ranges are complete and balanced to the highest FEDIAF guidelines. The sleeves on all our new ranges are also colour-coordinated by pro...
FAQ: Which of your meals are lower in fat?
Our Chicken and Turkey meals are naturally lower in fat. You can feed as an all-raw diet or add to dry or wet food for a healthy boost of nutrients...
FAQ: Is your food suitable for sensitive dogs?
All of our ranges are suitable for dogs with sensitive stomachs. Loaded with skin-nourishing and anti-inflammatory ingredients, our meals have ...
FAQ: Is your food suitable for senior dogs?
Our meals are suitable for dogs of all ages, including our older friends. It's never too late to switch your senior dog on to a healthy raw diet. ...
FAQ: Do you make a 'no bone' recipe?
Both our MIGHTY MINCE and POWER BALLS raw dog food recipes do not contain bone. You can serve raw or cook, making them ideal for switching fu...
FAQ: How much should I feed my dog?
Let us give you a helping paw. Feeding Poppy's Picnic is as simple as Defrost. Serve. Woof. Repeat Wondering how much award-winning food to feed? ...
FAQ: What are the differences between your dog food ranges?
We have created three wonderful ranges for your dog to try, fine-tuned by our vet, Dr Charlotte Gray MA VetMB (cantab) MRCVS, to meet with the hi...
FAQ: What foods can (and can't!) dogs eat?
Foods dogs can eat Apples Blueberries Bread Carrots Cashews (not all nuts are bad for them, but always check first) Chees...
FAQ: What do you mean by 'naturally complete' food?
We’re proud to say that all our adult dog food is all naturally complete and balanced to the highest FEDIAF standards. What this means is that all...
FAQ: Can you tell me about some of the raw feeding myths?
Explaining how it's safe to feed raw to dogs even when some people will tell you it isn't (and why) There are plenty of myths about feeding dogs a...
FAQ: I've found something unexpected in the food - what is it and why is it there?
As the meat we use in our recipes is completely natural and un-processed, you may occasionally find extra bits in the food which you may not exp...
