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Calm the storm of energy with top dog food picks for hyperactive pups. Balanced nutrition to channel vitality into focused joy.

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09 Aug 2023

As dogs get older, their nutritional needs change. They usually require a reduced amount of food because they are less active and sleep a lot more.

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09 Aug 2023

For dogs with thyroid issues, choose a food that is high in protein, healthy fats and antioxidants to regulate blood sugar and reduce inflammation.

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09 Aug 2023

From police dogs to herding life stock, dogs with jobs require a diet with rich nutritional value that will help them to excel in their role.

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09 Aug 2023

Feeding your dog a hypoallergenic diet, free from allergens like corn and soy, is the best way to minimise recurrent ear infections.

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09 Aug 2023

For dogs with atopic dermatitis, you should opt for a hypoallergenic food. Free from common allergens like corn and soy, but rich in omega-3 for healthy skin.

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09 Aug 2023

For dogs with muscle atrophy, a diet rich in protein and health fats, such as omega-3, is essential to help them live happy and health lives.

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09 Aug 2023

Soothe inflammation, promote gut health, and bring relief to your beloved pooch by choosing a gentle, nutritious dog food option.

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08 Aug 2023

Choosing a high-fibre diet for your dog is the best option to help banish loose stools. You should also avoid food with nasties, like fillers and additives.

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08 Aug 2023

Ease your pup's gastroenteritis with top dog food choices. Gentle, nutritious options to soothe their tummy and promote recovery.

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08 Aug 2023

Promote regularity, comfort, and a happy tail-wagging life for your pooch by feeding them the best food possible.

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08 Aug 2023

Targeted ingredients can support your dog's recovery and bring back their tail-wagging vitality. Choose a food rich in omega-3 fatty acids.

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08 Aug 2023

Combat dog diarrhoea with optimal food choices. Restore balance with gentle, easily digestible options for a happy, healthy pup.

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08 Aug 2023

Providing that you choose a nutritionally complete dog food, it can be fed to your pooch throughout all their life stages, with alterations to portion sizes.

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08 Aug 2023

Nourish your expecting pup with the best possible dog food. Essential nutrients for a healthy pregnancy. Tail-wagging wellness for mums-to-be.

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08 Aug 2023

Dog Trainer Ambassador Program For Butternut Box. Recommend fresh food to your clients for referral rewards.

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02 Aug 2023

We're confident that your dog can't wait to dig into Butternut Box. We have lots of handy tips which will help to make their mealtimes fun.

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01 Aug 2023

Adding fruit to your dogs diet can be a tasty and beneficial treat for them. However, not all fruits are suitable for dogs to eat.

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31 Jul 2023

Yes, dogs can eat chickpeas. They are packed full of protein and fibre, helping to promote healthy digestion and strong muscles in pooches.

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20 Jul 2023

Find out more about the Ambassador Programme For Butternut Box. Recommend fresh dog food to your clients for referral rewards.

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14 Jul 2023

Yes, dogs can eat eggs and they're a really good source of protein and healthy fats, too. The omega-3 fatty acids can also contribute to healthy skin and coat.

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10 Jul 2023

Yes, dogs can eat butternut squash and it's really good for them, too. It is best served gently cooked to allow for easy chewing and digestion.

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29 Jun 2023

Yes, dogs can eat pumpkin. Pumpkin is a low-calorie food that is high in fibre and essential vitamins, such as vitamin A, potassium, and iron.

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28 Jun 2023

Yes, dogs can eat coconut in moderation. Its anti-inflammatory and antibacterial properties help to keep skin and coats healthy, and promote fresh breath.

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28 Jun 2023

Yes, dogs can eat lentils. When cooked, they are an excellent source of fibre and protein, helping to keep your dog’s skin, coat and digestive system healthy.

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28 Jun 2023