Maintaining your pet’s weight will assist in keeping their blood sugar levels down, lowering their cholesterol, and reducing the risk of cardiovascular and respiratory diseases. One fail-safe way to get this right is by monitoring their calorie consumption.  Now, if you’re anything like us, it’s an intimidating thought. Especially considering how hard it is to […]

Is it just us, or does the mere mention of ‘fats’ in food send us spinning? Many believe them to be bad and the reason for weight gain. The reality? Your body needs healthy fats for energy and to support cell growth. Of course, moderation is key to avoid adverse effects. The same applies to

As much as we’d love to turn back the clock, or stop time entirely, our pets are going to age whether we like it or not. Those of you with senior dogs will know that it’s still a joy having them around, but there’s a need to tailor their activities and food intake the older

Pet owners often associate health problems in dogs with their specific breed. Bulldogs, for example, are notorious for overheating, Labradors are known to easily gain weight, German Shepards are more susceptible to hip dysplasia, and the list goes on. While each breed has its ‘quirks’, it’s not to say that it’s always the cause of

Dogs are not only a man’s best friend, they’re also pretty darn similar to us in so many ways. Their loving and caring natures, for sure, but they also have very similar nutritional needs.  Case in point: Fibre. This kind of carbohydrate is best known for its impact on our gut health and keeping us

Ever wondered whether the food you’re feeding your dog actually meets their nutritional needs? Welcome to the club! While we’ll likely always fret about the wellbeing of our pooches, it’s only because of how much we love them. Plus, chances are you’re nailing it! To ease your mind, the rule of thumb when it comes

Raise your hands if you love exercising… *cue the cricket noises*. Kidding, we know at least some of you do. What we know for sure, is that doggos love it the most! And for good reason.  Exercising keeps them healthy and limber, and can even reduce behavioural problems. Most of all, it gives them time

Remember being told to eat all your food as a child? So that, as our parents would assure us, we’d grow up big and strong. Well, the same applies to our dogs. The only difference is that they need little to no convincing to tuck into their grub! What to look out for  Any high-quality,

We’d go to the ends of the earth to ensure our dogs are kept happy and healthy, right? While we can shower them with love and affection, their nutritional needs are just as important as their physical ones. That’s why we pride ourselves on supplying pet owners with high-quality dog food that uses only the

Pet owners everywhere will agree that keeping our furry friends healthy is a top priority. They’re a part of the family, after all! Question is, what’s the best way to ensure their wellbeing? Loads of cuddles and kisses for sure, regular exercise, and routine check-ups.  When it comes to their diet, however, so many of