Teeth and mouth problems can affect all breeds whether large or small. There can be genetic causes but most problems are due to accidents, bad habits (like carrying tennis balls) or a gradual development over time of teeth and gum disease, often called periodontal disease by vets. Approximately 80% of all dogs are thought to … Read more
Sugar beet because of its name is often thought of as having a lot of sugar but in fact the ingredient used in our blends is actually very low in sugar as it is produced after the sugar extraction process. This leaves a high quality fibre source that contains both soluble and insoluble fibre. Soluble … Read more
Old age can creep up with dogs and it can be easy to miss the little signs and changes in behaviour that show their maturity. Some seniors wonโt show their age at all on the outside but most will gain distinguished silver coats and muzzles as they get older. Senior dogs are generally easier to … Read more