National Healthy Eating Week is a time to reflect on our own eating habits and ensure we're providing our furry friends with the same level of care. At Barking Heads, we believe that a healthy diet is essential for every dog's well-being.
Just like humans, dogs require a balanced and nutritious diet to maintain optimal health. A well-rounded diet provides the necessary nutrients, vitamins, and minerals to support their overall well-being, energy levels, and longevity.
We carefully select ingredients that are wholesome, with natural ingredients, and free from artificial colors, flavours and preservatives. Our commitment to quality ensures that each recipe contains only premium ingredients.
Our Fat Dog Slim recipe is specially formulated to help dogs maintain a healthy weight. Obesity in dogs can lead to a range of health issues, including joint problems, heart disease, and reduced life expectancy. This recipe is designed to support weight management in a delicious and satisfying way:
All of our recipes have lots of great benefits. Our recipes contain prebiotics and natural fibers that support healthy digestion and promote a balanced gut flora. Plus, carefully selected ingredients such as salmon oil and seaweed contribute to a healthy skin and shiny coat, reducing dryness and irritation.
We've also got tasty Floss 'n' Gloss Dental Sticks, which are one a day treats that will aid your dog's oral hygiene and help keep their breath fresh, to make those cuddles all the more enjoyable.
Many of our recipes also include glucosamine and chondroitin to support healthy joints and ensure your dog remains active and agile.
This National Healthy Eating Week you can trust Barking Heads to provide the finest ingredients for a healthy diet that supports your dog's overall health.
Here's what an active dog's body actually needs, how to choose well, and how to feed safely around hard work.
Yes, most dogs can have a little plain, mild cheese as an occasional treat, and it's a brilliant training reward because dogs find it irresistible.
Yes, most dogs can eat apples in moderation as an occasional treat.
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