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Keeping Your Dog Safe This Holiday Season

With Christmas just around the corner (can you believe it?) the festive spirit is well and truly in full swing and the social calendar is becoming littered with Christmas parties and family gatherings. Like many people, it is my favorite time of year and I adore spending it with loved...

Common Myths about Flaxseed Oil Debunked

We all want the very best for our pets, so it’s only natural that we want to know about the ingredients in the food they’re eating to make sure they’re getting the very best nutrition. One of the ingredients in our K9 Natural Oils range, our Pet Milks and Feline...

Keep Your Pets Safe This Halloween

With preparations in full swing for the spooky season, it is important that we not only start planning our decorations, but also how we can keep our canine friends safe during the holiday season. Halloween is a fun time for all, but with constant visitors, intimidating costumes and toxic treats...

Halloween Treats For Your Canine

Some of the most popular Halloween treats are toxic for our pets – especially chocolate, so there is no better reason to get in the kitchen and make your canine friend their very own tasty treat for the festive season. Candy Corn Dog Pops Candy corn is one of the...

Pet Milk Sediment - FAQs

While many of us may have grown up feeding our pets milk, we now know that standard cow's milk is generally difficult for pets to digest. This is because dogs and cats do not make the lactase enzyme, which means they are unable to break down the naturally occurring milk...

Supercharge Their Meal: Building Your Bowl

Every dog is unique, so to make sure they’re living their best and healthiest life, it makes sense to start with their food bowl. Depending on their breed, size, activity level and age, your dog will have their own unique nutrition needs - and don’t forget that as their life...

Tips To Beat The Heat This Summer

This summer is serving up a heatwave of epic proportions, and while we know how important it is to keep ourselves hydrated and cool, let’s not forget to keep an eye out for our four-legged friends.

Flaxseed: A Nutritional Powerhouse

Flaxseeds are the richest food source of the short chain Omega-3 alpha-linolenic acid (ALA). Whilst different in structure to the marine based Omega-3s you are likely familiar with, ALA is an essential fatty acid for our pups and kitty cats, meaning they must get it from their diet.

K9 Natural Milk For Dogs - FAQs

Frequently asked questions and answers about our latest product, Milk for Dogs. What animal is it from?What kind of milk is it? K9 Natural Milk is made in New Zealand from 100% New Zealand grass-fed, free-range cow's milk. Are the cows grass-fed? Yes! K9 Natural Milk is made in New...

Nutrient-rich Meals For Pets: The Benefits Of Freeze-dried Organs

Written by Dr. Josie Gollan. The use of offal in pet food has been a long-time sufferer of poor perception, particularly in countries with low human consumption of organ meats. Often perceived as a cheap, secondary by-product, inferior to muscle meat, this could not be further from the truth! Offal...

WSAVA - Q&A

1. Do you employ a full-time qualified nutritionist? Yes. Kathryn Reeves is our in-house nutritionist.Kathryn holds a Bachelor of Science Degree with a Major in Human Nutrition and Physiology from Massey University. Kathryn also works alongside leading animal research institute; Massey University in New Zealand to create pet food diets...

It Turns Out You Can Bottle Love: Milk For Dogs

When I was growing up, if you had asked me what cats drink I would have confidently answered milk. With cartoons such as Garfield and Sylvester the cat, who if you don’t recall loved to guzzle milk, informing my young opinions it is no surprise my own family cat would...