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Nutrition

4 Aug

Bone Broth Chews With Joint-Support Ingredients Head to UK Pet Shops

A new Canadian treat called Brothies is making its way onto UK shelves, offering dogs a chew packed with bone marrow protein alongside glucosamine and collagen — nutrients widely recognised for supporting joint mobility and coat health. For UK owners seeking functional treats that go beyond basic snacking, the naturally low-fat formula could be a practical everyday option. Availability is being handled through wholesaler We.Pet, meaning the product should reach independent pet retailers across Britain.

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Nutrition

4 Aug

1 in 4 UK Pet Owners Skipping Nutritional Checks, New Research Warns

A significant proportion of UK pet owners are feeding their animals without properly verifying whether those diets meet their pets' specific nutritional requirements, despite most believing everything is fine. This gap between confidence and actual knowledge could leave many cats and dogs quietly suffering from deficiencies or imbalances that owners simply aren't aware of. Taking time to consult a vet or a qualified pet nutritionist could make a meaningful difference to your animal's long-term health.

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Nutrition

3 Aug

Purina Teams Up With Senior Dog Vets to Boost Elderly Dog Nutrition Care

UK owners of older dogs could benefit from improved veterinary guidance, as Purina has formed a new alliance with a specialist society focused on ageing canine health. The partnership aims to give vets better tools and knowledge around nutrition, which plays a vital role in managing common conditions in senior dogs. This means your vet may soon be better equipped to offer tailored dietary advice as your dog gets older.

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Nutrition

31 Jul

Winalot Making a Comeback: Purina Backs Major UK Dog Food Revival

One of Britain's most recognisable dog food brands is set for a significant relaunch, with owner Purina pouring investment into new products and a return to mainstream TV screens. For UK dog owners, this likely means fresh choices on supermarket shelves and greater visibility for a brand many grew up with. The push signals renewed competition in the affordable wet and dry dog food market, which could ultimately benefit owners' wallets.

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Nutrition

31 Jul

Millions of UK Pet Owners Not Checking Whether Their Pet's Diet Meets Its Needs

A large-scale survey suggests a significant proportion of British dog and cat owners are not regularly reviewing whether their pet's food is still appropriate for their animal's current life stage or health requirements. This matters because nutritional needs change as pets age, and outdated feeding habits can contribute to preventable health problems. Taking time to reassess what goes in your pet's bowl could make a meaningful difference to their long-term wellbeing.

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Nutrition

31 Jul

Organic Eggs Carry Double the Carbon Footprint of Caged Production, Study Finds

New research challenges a common assumption held by ethically minded shoppers: that organic, free-range eggs are automatically the greener choice. For UK households feeding eggs to their pets as a protein supplement, this finding adds a complex layer to purchasing decisions that balance animal welfare with environmental responsibility. It raises broader questions about how we weigh welfare standards against climate impact when choosing food — for ourselves and our animals.

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