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by Penny
Dog supplements are widely available in the UK, but not every dog needs one. A complete, balanced diet, a healthy weight, regular exercise and ro...
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by Ryan Bland
If you feed your dog raw food, keeping the freezer stocked can quickly become part of the weekly routine. But finding the brands and flavours you w...
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by Penny
As autumn arrives, grass growth slows and its nutritional value becomes less predictable. Colder weather, shorter turnout hours and wetter ground...
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by Penny
Choosing a new food for your dog can be difficult when every bag makes different claims. If you are comparing grain free dry dog food options, th...
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by Penny
Treats are part of everyday life for many dogs. They can help with training, provide enrichment and add variety to a routine. However, treats als...
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by Penny
Many dog owners look for hypoallergenic dog food when their pet develops itchy skin, recurring ear problems, loose stools or frequent flatulence....
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by Penny
Frozen raw dog food can be a practical way to feed a natural diet. It also makes planning easier because meals can be stored safely until they ar...
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by Penny
Natural pet food is a popular choice for UK owners who want to understand more about what goes into their pet’s bowl. However, the word natural c...
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by Penny
Feeding a horse well does not always mean using a complicated ration. For most horses, good nutrition starts with clean forage, fresh water, a su...
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by Penny
Rabbits and guinea pigs have simple but specific dietary needs. Their digestive systems are designed for a high-fibre diet based mainly on grass ...
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by Penny
Choosing cat food can feel complicated. There are wet foods, dry foods, grain-free recipes, natural cat food, kitten diets, senior formulas and m...
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by Penny
Changing your dog’s food does not need to be complicated. With a little planning and a simple routine, many owners find that moving to raw dog fo...
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