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Introducing our New Tasty and Tailored Wellness Range

Introducing our New Tasty and Tailored Wellness Range - Barking Heads & Meowing Heads

At Barking Heads we believe that every dog deserves the best in life, especially when it comes to their food. That's why we've been working hard to improve our existing recipes and create our new tasty and tailored wellness range for dogs. Plus our recipes are now made in the UK in our carbon negative factory

Our new range is all about being even more tailored and even tastier, with each recipe featuring 50% or more freshly prepared ingredients and garden veggies, along with active ingredients carefully customised to your dog's unique needs. We believe that every dog deserves food that truly cares for them – it's not just a meal, but a gesture of love!

Barking Heads new tasty and tailored wellness range for dogs

To make it easier to find the right food for your pup we've simplified the range based on the following breed sizes. If you're still unsure on the best food for your pup, why not try our handy quiz?

Little Paws: For small adult dogs up to 10kg

Barking Heads Little Paws

All Hounder: Medium size kibble for adult dogs

Barking Heads All Hounder

Big Foot: For large breeds dogs over 25kg

Barking Heads Big Foot


Each breed size has a range of specialist products developed to care for the specific needs of your furry family member. All approved by vets (and our pets!)

Bowl Lickin' Goodness

Available in Chicken (Little Paws, All Hounder, Big Foot) and Lamb (All Hounder)

Lovingly made for everyday well-being. Rich in slow-release carbs to properly fuel their day, our Bowl Lickin' Goodness recipe is perfect for adult dogs. With added balanced vitamins & minerals for daily vitality, added Selenium & Vitamin E to help support immune defence, plus pre-biotics to help support digestion and absorb all our wholesome goodness. 

Barking Heads Bowl Lickin' Goodness



Hair Necessities 

Available in Salmon (All Hounder)

Lovingly made for good hair days every day. Our hypoallergenic, grain-free recipe for dogs with sensitive skin and tummies contains freshly prepared Scottish salmon and sweet potato plus salmon oil rich in omega 3 & 6 for the glossiest of coats. Zinc & Biotin support hair strength and pre-biotics help support digestion.Barking Heads Hair Necessities





Tummy Lovin' Care 

Available in Fish (All Hounder)

Lovingly made for dogs with sensitive tummies. Our grain-free recipe for sensitive tums contains white fish as a highly digestible and lean source of protein, with salmon oil rich in anti-inflammatory omega 3. Barking Heads Tummy Lovin' Care





Fat Dog Slim 

Available in Chicken (All Hounder

Lovingly made for dogs who are watching their weight. With 30% less fat to help manage weight and Glucosamine & Chondroitin to help keep joints strong & healthy. Our low fat recipe is rich in slow-release carbs from oats to keep your dog fuller for longer and contains L- Carnitine to help maintain a tip top body condition. Barking Heads Fat Dog Slim





Fuss Pot

Available in Duck (Little Paws and All Hounder)

Lovingly made for dogs who enjoy fine dining. If you've got a fussy pup on your hands, our Fuss Pot is the solution! Grain-free for sensitive tums with rich in slow-release carbs to properly fuel their day. Duck fat and linseed keeps their skin & coat in tip top condition with pre-biotics to help support digestion. Barking Heads Fuss Pot





Puppy Days 

Available in Turkey (All Hounder and Big Foot)

Lovingly made for your growing pup's needs. This grain-free recipe is perfect for sensitive tums, with salmon oil to support early years cognitive learning & development. Calcium, Glucosamine & Chondroitin support healthy gnashers & strong bones and beta glucans support gut health & immune defence in growing pups. 

Barking Heads Puppy Days



Golden Years

Available in Chicken (Little Paws, All Hounder and Big Foot)

Lovingly made for wiser, more mature dogs. With Glucosamine & Chondroitin to help keep joints strong and healthy and keep older dogs mobile, plus 25% less fat and L-Carnitine to help maintain a tip top body condition. Rich in slow-release carbs and adapted for the energy needs of your golden oldie. And don't forget the added vitamins, minerals & beta glucans to support immune defence and vital organ functions. Barking Heads Golden Years





All our recipes are crafted using only the finest, ethically sourced ingredients. We believe that your pup deserves nothing but the best, and that's precisely what we provide.


Barking Heads recyclable packaging



But our commitment to providing top-notch nutrition doesn’t stop there... We're also stepping up our eco-friendly game with recyclable packaging and carbon-negative cooking in our factory here in the UK (Yorkshire to be specific)!

Shop our tastier, more tailored, new & improved dry dog food range in selected stores and online now!

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The Bowl Half Full – How much dog food gets wasted in the UK?

The Bowl Half Full – How much dog food gets wasted in the UK?

In this report, we’re looking at what dog food waste really looks like, why it happens, and, most importantly, how you can tackle it at home. To give you the best advice, we’ve teamed up with our two top pet pros, Adem Fehmi and Dr Scott.

The Bowl Half Full – How much dog food gets wasted in the UK?
Puppy, Adult and Senior Nutrition 101: What your dog needs for each life stage

Puppy, Adult and Senior Nutrition 101: What your dog needs for each life stage

Discover expert advice on what to feed your dog from puppyhood to old age. Learn about the best dog food for each life stage, senior diets, and how to meet your dog’s changing nutritional needs.

Puppy, Adult and Senior Nutrition 101: What your dog needs for each life stage
The Benefits of Dog Meditation For You and Your Pooch

The Benefits of Dog Meditation For You and Your Pooch

Why meditate with your dog? Let’s face it - modern life can be ruff sometimes. We know our dogs bring us endless joy, but taking just a few minutes each day to be still with your dog can also do wonders for your mental wellbeing. Studies show that meditating with your dog can lower stress levels, improve focus, and deepen your bond with your pet - all contributing to better mental health. And it's not just the humans who benefit - dogs can pick up on our energy, so a calmer you means a calmer pooch. It’s a great way to bring a little balance to both your lives, and take a little time for yourself. From lowering heart rates to creating stronger connections, shared mindfulness can help both species feel more grounded. Getting started with dog meditation Ready to try it out? Here’s how to get started: 1. Pick a quiet space - a cosy corner, a soft rug, or even your garden. Anywhere that feels safe and still for both of you. 2. Choose a comfy position - you can sit cross-legged with your dog lying beside you, or even on your lap if they choose. You could also: Sit with your back against a wall and your legs stretched out, your dog curled up on your legs or chest. Lie down in Savasana (flat on your back) and let your dog snuggle next to you. Cuddle side-by-side on the sofa with your hand resting gently on their chest or belly. Kneel with your dog in front of you, stroking them gently as you breathe. 3. Breathe slowly and deeply - your calm breath will help soothe your pup. Inhale peace, exhale stress. 4. Try a meditation guide – if you’re struggling to quite your mind, why not try a guided meditation? There are many free guides available online. 5. Keep it short and sweet - start with just 5 minutes and build from there. It’s not a race to enlightenment - it’s about shared stillness. 6. Stay present - don’t worry if your dog fidgets, licks your nose or flops dramatically onto their back. That’s part of the fun. Let them be themselves.   We asked dog yoga expert and author, Mahny Djahanguiri, to share a visualisation and breathing technique for meditation with your dog. This practice helps you reconnect with your body while also attuning to your dog’s energy. “Find a place to lie on your back in Shavasana. Palms turned up, feet relaxed, and eyes closed. You can use music to come into this space.  Your dog doesn’t need to be next to you, even if he paces around in the room or comes to lick your face - ignore! Now imagine you had a piece of chalk, any colour you wish.  Slowly, in your mind's eye draw a line around your outer body.  Take as much time as you need but try to really focus on the shape of your body, eg draw along the inner arm, fingers, hair …. Try not to miss out any part…. Of course, relax, as you're doing this. Notice your breath slowing down. Breathing in and out, through your nose or open mouth. Notice your face softens, belly relaxes. Now do the same thing gain the other direction. Find out light your body is becoming or how heavy your body is becoming… notice the sensations in your body. Notice how the lines start to illuminate your body like a beautiful crystal frame… When your done try to do the same thing maybe choosing another colour and do the visualisation exercise keeping the shape of your dog's body in mind. This can be challenging at first, don’t worry if you can hold onto the form of your dog, if you draw the mind back without force.” Enhance the experience with relaxation sounds and music Did you know that dogs actually love chill music? Not only can it calm anxious dogs, but it can also help them settle faster and snooze more soundly. Try pairing your session with dog meditation music or dog relaxation sounds. We’re loving this soothing Spotify playlist tailored just for pups. Think gentle tones, steady rhythms, and serious tail-wag potential. How to build a lasting routine for you and your dog Consistency is key. Whether it’s a few mindful moments after your morning walk or a pre-bedtime cuddle and breathe session, weaving meditation into your daily routine can help it stick. Here are some positive reinforcement tips: Pair meditation with an already established habit (like mealtime or walkies). Use a soft voice cue or signal to start the session. Reward calm behaviour with gentle praise or a tasty treat. Let your dog come and go as they please - no pressure, just presence. And most importantly? Enjoy the journey. Every shared breath, every still moment, is a step towards a happier, healthier life together. Want to explore more ways to support your dog’s mental wellbeing? Take a peek at our Dog Mental Health Guide for expert tips, helpful signs to look out for, and everyday ways to help your best mate feel their best.

The Benefits of Dog Meditation For You and Your Pooch
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