Our dried chicken is an excellent source of protein and by using the whole carcass, we ensure your dog gets all joint-supporting benefits of the chondroitin and glucosamine found in the bones and cartilage too.

Sweet potatoes are high in fibre, making them a great addition your dog’s digestive health. They’re also low in fat and contain vitamins C, B6, and manganese, which dogs need to produce energy.​

Packed with vitamins A, B1, B6, C, K, and potent antioxidant called lutein, peas offer excellent support to your bestie’s bone, eye and heart health.

The sugar itself is almost completely removed from sugar beets, leaving a fibrous material – an excellent source of both soluble and insoluble fibre. This fibre helps promote good digestive health.

Oils are a good source of essential fatty acids and a healthy source of energy, which our dogs need in their diet. Helping their organs function properly and support a healthy skin and coat. Also adds great palatability!

A natural anti-inflammatory also helping boost immunities and alleviate pain symptoms.
Reducing blood clots due to its blood thinning properties.

Helps reduce swelling and inflammation in the digestive tract. It’s high in vitamins A, B, & C and contains potassium, calcium, phosphorus, iron, manganese and copper – all soothing to intestines. Yucca also helps reduce faecal odour.

Carrots are an excellent source of Vitamin A, potassium, fibre and beta carotene, all of which work wonders for your pup’s skin and coat.

Duck is rich in iron and provides an easy-to-digest protein source. A great source of amino acids, which helps to support strong muscles.

Used for everything from healthy skin and coat to improving digestion by balancing pH levels.

Rich in amino acids and minerals which help balance energy levels, strengthens the immune system and maintains a healthy skin and coat.

Our free-range chicken is an excellent source of protein and by using the whole carcass, we ensure your dog gets all joint-supporting benefits of the chondroitin and glucosamine found in the bones and cartilage too.

High in iron, omega fatty acids, taurine and vitamins A and B, chicken hearts are a great way to support your dog’s cardiovascular health.

A potent source of protein, iron, phosphorus and omega fatty acids, chicken livers play a vital role in your pup’s growth.

This hydrating vegetable has it all: vitamins A, B, and C, folate, niacin, thiamine, pantothenic acid, and most importantly, it’s packed with fibre​.

A good source of vitamin A, vitamin C, and fibre, apples help keep your dog’s teeth clean and their breath fresh. ​

Carrots are an excellent source of Vitamin A, potassium, fibre and beta carotene, all of which work wonders for your pup’s skin and coat.

Packed with vitamins A, B1, B6, C, K, and a potent antioxidant called lutein, peas offer excellent support to your bestie’s bone, eye and heart health.

Cranberries not only go a long way to improve your dog’s urinary health, but they’re also a rich antioxidant that may help reduce the risk of cancer.​

This invigorating blend of peppermint, green tea, yucca, rosemary, parsley, dandelion root and hawthorn leaf has been expertly crafted to calm your dog and entice their taste buds.​

Blackberries are loaded with antioxidants and offer a rich source of fibre, vitamin C and vitamin K.​

Flaxseeds are one of the best sources of omega-3, an essential fatty acid that helps keep your dog’s skin supple and their coat glossy and smooth.

Sweet potatoes are high in fibre, making them a great addition to your dog’s digestive health. They’re also low in fat and contain vitamins C, B6, and manganese, which dogs need to produce energy.​

This wonder oil is an absolute game-changer when it comes to supporting your dog’s skin, coat and heart health, as well as alleviating the discomfort of allergies and joint pain.​