Can dogs eat Christmas dinner?
It can be tempting to share Christmas dinner with your pooch, but which foods get the okay? Read what foods can make it into the dog bowl.
As important members of the family, our dogs and cats deserve to be happy and healthy. Which is why we make absolutely top-nosh meals for dogs and cats. Our foods are guaranteed to contain nothing but high-quality meat and fish, topped up with scrummy veg, herbs, and other ingredients that are great for pet health – like added vitamins and minerals. In short, everything you need to feed happy, healthy dogs and cats.
When we make our Barking Heads and Meowing Heads products, we ensure that they contain all the healthy goodness your pet needs from the raw ingredients – this means not letting anything go to waste, like different cuts of meat (which contain proteins and amino acids), but also healthy fats (which contain Omega 6 fatty acids and fat-soluble vitamins).
Freshly prepared chicken is a great source of protein for sensitive stomachs highly & highly palatable.
Freshly prepared Beef is a great source of protein and is highly digestible & highly palatable.
An ideal source of protein and a real box-ticker when it comes to shiny coats, clear skin and hip and joint care.
A hypoallergenic protein packed full of lovely amino acids that promote good health and energy.
A high-quality protein that is highly digestible, nutritionally dense and exceptionally tasty.
Duck is a tasty, digestible protein that reduces the production of plaque with Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids for a healthy, glossy coat.
Great source of fatty acids & omega nutrients, intended to support heart health & cognitive function.
A rich protein source that also helps to support good skin condition and smooth coats.
Contains nutrients intended to encourage natural anti-inflammatory response.
A very low GI food that's high in dietary fibre and low in fat, maintaining a healthy digestive tract.
White rice is simply brown rice with the husks removed and is great for sensitive tummies and older dogs.
Oats are multi-talented. They benefit organs, are a digestive aid and help keep cholesterol low.
Tatties are a good source of simple carbohydrates and offer a quick energy burst before walkies.
Sweet potato is rich in antioxidants and anti-inflammatory nutrients, as well as stabilising blood-sugar levels and lowering insulin resistance.
Tomatoes are rich in vitamins A and C and a good source of the antioxidant lycopene.
Carrots provide a good source of antioxidants and are high in Vitamin A and health-protecting phytochemicals
It's low in saturated fat and contains lovely essential fatty acids to keep your pets’ skin and coat moisturised and shiny
Extremely palatable and very rich in Omega 6, Omega 3 and DHA for brain development.
Docosahexaenoic acid (we can't say it either) supports brain and eye development as well as learning ability.
Rich in all sorts of vitamins (A, B1, B2 and C) and can help to control and prevent urinary tract infections.
Methylsulfonylmethane is a big word but it promotes healing, can help to reduce inflammation and helps to better utilise nutrients.
Glucosamine contains lovely things that hydrate and lubricate your pets’ joints and maintains good joint cartilage.
Barley is very easily digestible and provides a bucket-load of fibre as well as micronutrients like copper and selenium.
Great source of protein, vitamins and minerals.
A good source of carbohydrates and rich in dietary fibre which can help to control growth and weight
Lentils are a source of protein and they are alkaline, meaning they don’t produce wind and they are excellent for sensitive tummies.
We use thesame healthy human-grade flours in our doggie treats as the nation’s leading bread makers do!
It can be tempting to share Christmas dinner with your pooch, but which foods get the okay? Read what foods can make it into the dog bowl.
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