NUTRITION, FOOD & INGREDIENTS

Organ meats have long been an important part of the canine and feline diet. In the wild, dogs and cats wouldn't just eat muscle meat; they'd consume a variety of organs, too, gaining a much broader range of nutrients from their prey. Today, many raw and fresh feeders already recognise the value of organ

This is a question that we frequently get asked as pet parents are concerned their dogs or cats may be constipated.  It is always a good idea to keep an eye on your pet's bowel movements and observing their poop. What your dog is fed / eats will affect your pet's poop. Sometimes it may be drier; at

How to help a fussy eater There are times when your dog may be off their normal food, which of course can be of great concern. There can be a number of reasons to explain why your dog has changed its eating habits. All too often we assume this must be because they are feeling unwell, but this isn't always

Trying to add supplements to your cat’s food can sometimes feel impossible. One day they’ll happily eat something, the next they’re turning their nose up at what was previously their favourite food. Cats are naturally cautious when it comes to food, especially if the smell or texture changes, so introducing

We all want the best for our dogs, and the treats we give them are no exception. But with so many products available, how do you choose which ones are the best? In this blog, we'll explore what goes into a 'good' dog treat and how to select the right treat for your dog, along with some favourite picks

Many of us love creating nutritious, wholesome food at home — and our dogs can enjoy the same care and attention through homemade treats. Calming recipes made with natural, herbal ingredients not only provide something delicious and nourishing, but can also help support anxious dogs who struggle to relax,

Many dogs experience digestive problems — from gassiness and loose stools to itching, bad breath, or inconsistent appetite. Often, the root cause isn’t the food itself, but how well your dog is digesting it. That’s where digestive enzymes can help. Digestive enzymes are a natural, effective way to support

You may think that slow-feeder bowls are just for dogs who scoff — the type who bolt their meal down in 5 seconds flat (and are usually ready for a second round straight after!). However, all dogs, including those who may not seem food-motivated, can benefit hugely from interactive feeding methods.

Calendula possesses anti-microbial, anti-bacterial and anti-fungal properties and is probably best known for its soothing and healing properties on all types of minor wounds - cuts, scrapes and abrasions and skin irritations. Read more about the many benefits of calendula for dogs....  Calendula officinalis

A quick internet search for ‘can my dog eat garlic?’ can send you down a rabbit hole of conflicting information. There seems to be a general consensus that garlic is toxic to dogs and shouldn’t be consumed under any circumstances. But is that really the case?   Garlic, or Allium sativum, is a vegetable