Our recipes have been developed by vet and nutritionist to make sure they are complete and balanced according to the highest FEDIAF nutritional guidelines for pet food standards so you can feed with reassurance. The 80:10:10 model can be a good place to start when you are thinking about feeding raw for the first time. However, there are many other things to consider when it comes to finding the healthiest diet for your dog so they thrive, stay healthy and happy.
Just like humans, our four-legged friends thrive the best when they are eating a complete and balanced diet consisting of variety of fresh raw meats, vegetables, vitamins and herbs. If this is not entirely possible and you have to feed some processed foods in moderation, this is still okay.
We think feeding any nutritious raw food is better tha...
Golden yellow fields have started to make an appearance again, as rapeseed tends to flower in late spring, due to all the heavy rain but warmer temperatures. Whilst lovely to look at and photograph, it’s important to note that Rapeseed flowers are toxic to dogs. Both flowers and foliage cause lesions and burns on the skin, eyes and paws in your ...
Poppy is back in the kitchen and has made some Calming Chamomile Cookies for her pals to enjoy. Using natural ingredients such as chamomile, sunflower seeds, goats yoghurt and blueberries, they are perfect for a bedtime treat.
It has to be said, the pandemic has led to a huge increase of people becoming plant parents, as well as puppy parents, so we've put together a handy list of plants to avoid to help keep your pup safe.
Aloe Vera Plant
While known to humans as a plant with many healing properties, Aloe Vera plants contain a chemical called saponin which can caus...
As lockdown begins to ease and the sunshine starts to make a more regular appearance, many of us will be hoping to take a break from cooking or see some friends and have a meal out. We've created a handy list so you and your furry friends can enjoy some quality time and a fun outing together.
