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🦠 Slippery Elm
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🌱 Gut-friendly ingredients
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💩 Hello pretty poops
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🚫 No tummy-upsetting artificial nasties
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4 Ways Our Wet Dog Food Supports Gut Health

chicken wet dog food

65% Poultry

High in digestible and tasty protein, meat is the #1 ingredient. Providing vital amino acids, and ensuring it passes the taste test!

Grain Free & Hypoallergenic

Naturally delicious, we avoid gluten and grains from these recipes. As well as common allergens like gluten, soy, dairy and egg.

Added Prebiotics

Our Small Dog Wet Food contains added slippery elm, a natural source of fibre and one of the carefully selected ingredients in our gut-friendly recipes. Made for healthy dogs and happy owners!

Natural Ingredients

We stick to wholesome, human-grade ingredients. Including a gentle blend of meat, fruits and veggies to add texture, taste and fibre.

WORK OUT HOW MUCH TO FEED YOUR PET

First things first, Who Are You Feeding?

DRY CAT FOOD
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WHAT'S YOUR CAT'S AGE AND WEIGHT?

AND WHERE DO THEY STAY?

WHAT'S YOUR DOG'S AGE AND WEIGHT?

AND How active is your dog?

Select The products(s) you'll serve them:

0 GRAMS PER DAY
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What To Expect After Starting The Gut Life

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Weeks 1-2

New food, who dis? Your pooch's tummy is getting used to their new grub, so keep an eye on their poops as they settle in. A gradual switch is the way to go!

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Weeks 3-9

Here's to happy tums! Good digestion (immune function and pretty poops) is linked to gut health. Our recipes contain added prebiotics or probiotics. Every dog is different, so keep an eye on how yours is getting on

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Weeks 9+

Keep the good stuff coming! A balanced diet helps support your pooch's everyday health and wellbeing. Consistency is key, alongside plenty of fresh water, exercise and belly rubs.

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