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Rabbit Awareness Week (RAW) is an annual event to help raise awareness around the 5 Welfare Needs of Rabbits including -  Diet Rabbits need high levels of fibre in their diet. Without this, their digestive systems will not work correctly. The high fibre balanced diet helps to keep the gut constantly moving as it should be. Rabbits’ teeth are designed to continually grow as they get worn down by the fibrous grasses they feed on in the wild. If rabbits do not get enough abrasive foods their teeth will become overgrown making it painful for them to eat. That’s why it’s so...

Tips For Dry Pet Food Storage   To keep your furry friends happy and healthy, please read and follow our dry pet food storage advice.   The Importance Of Proper Storage Dry pet food (Kibble) is easy to store and feed, but like all types of pet food, it is perishable. Our pet food is superb for the optimum health of your pets but to maintain the quality and nutritional value, you should still learn how to store it properly.   Our Advice Firstly we feel it's a good idea to make a note of when your bag of pet food...

Latest Update We have an update on the latest information relating to the incidence of Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM) in dogs and cats which is currently being investigated by the US Food & Drug Administration (FDA).   Quick Reminder Of FDA Investigation As a reminder, the FDA issued an alert in July 2018 indicating a possible link between pet foods containing ingredients such as peas, lentils, chick peas, and potatoes which are commonly found in grain-free pet foods and DCM (primarily in dogs). These cases of DCM are confined to a small number of dogs and cats in the USA and there...

Christmas is a fantastic period to spend time with family to celebrate and indulge in festive treats. Many of you may consider your pets as part of the family and are keen to involve them in your Christmas celebrations too.     It’s important to remember that the festive period can present hidden dangers to your furry friends in the form of toxic foods. Below are some foods to avoid sharing while keeping your dog safe at Christmas: Chocolate Chocolate should be avoided at all costs as the chemical theobromine is toxic to dogs, even in small amounts. The darker the...

You may be aware of media reports discussing the potential issues surrounding Grain Free dog food and in particular, Dilated Cardiomyopathy (DCM).As an individual interested in our products and with DCM concerns, we want to ensure that we provide you with as much information as possible to alleviate any concerns and ensure that you are provided with the correct facts, figures and published research.FDA Investigation Since the initial alert issued by the United States Food & Drug Administration (FDA) in July 2018 regarding an increase in the number of cases of atypical DCM in dogs in the USA, very little progress...