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Top 10 Healthy Dog Food Toppers That You Already Have at Home

By David Jackson

Your dog’s meals don’t have to be boring or expensive to be nutritious. Many meal toppers marketed as “superfoods” come with a hefty price tag, but the truth is, you probably already have plenty of healthy, nutrient-rich options right at home! From eggs to gut-friendly pumpkin, we’ll show you how to boost your dog’s diet with simple, affordable ingredients - no fancy pet store purchases required.

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wildearth
wildearth

Yes, strawberries are safe for dogs to eat in moderation. They are low in calories and rich in fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants. However, always serve them fresh, washed, and cut into small pieces to prevent choking. Avoid canned or sugared strawberries, as added sugars can be harmful to dogs.

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/articles/are-strawberries-safe-for-dogs-to-eat • 23 hours ago
JackR
JackR

I started feeding my dog on air-dried food, thinking I was providing him with a better food, but he started losing weight. I contacted the firm, and they advised the amount I should feed him based on his age, lifestyle etc. but he lost more weight, in the end after 4months he’d lost 2.5kg. Clearly didn’t suit him. I’ve gone back to kibble and some puppy food on vet’s instructions and he’s put on 1kg so far.


/articles/freeze-dried-vs-air-dried-vs-cold-pressed-which-dry-dog-food-is-best • yesterday
Jane G
Jane G

This food does not contain any nutritional additives. Without these I am struggling to see how this food can be complete and balanced with so few ingredients.


Primal Spirit • yesterday
DEANNA
DEANNA

How do I pause my subscription


/frequently-asked-questions • yesterday
RawFeederXL
RawFeederXL

The fat content is not the issue, its the carb content of this, you actually want a high meat kible for inflamed livers. When they are starved of sugars their body eats at the fat.


Forthglade Cold Pressed Grain Free • yesterday
RawFeederXL
RawFeederXL

Considerably more expensive, but its also got a MUCH higher meat content than darf (Nearly 30%) counting the fact darf uses "Fresh meat" which reduces its actual ratio 50% in darf if fruit and veg its also not in the UK, DARF do a 20KG of their chicken based foods (With organ meats) for 70£.. and sure wilds working dog optoin is decent but its still 130£ bit whats great, is that is fish, a more expensive and tolerable meat. TLDR: Yes but wilds has its upsides that do and can justify this price, i am sticking with darf but the pricing here is reasonable


Wild Pet Food 80/20 Complete • yesterday
Jasper
Jasper

Out if the pooch and mutt slim and slender and wainwrights chicken superfood am I right in thinking the wainwrights is better for my 2 .5 year old mini poodle current weight 7.4kg ?


/compare-dog-foods/2562-1307/wainwrights-vs-pooch-&-mutt • yesterday
We love Bichon frise
We love Bichon frise

We were giving him the earls meaty tins of pâté but have been told now that the 150 gm small square tin of pâté contains over 60 gms of protein


Earls Complete • 2 days ago
We love Bichon frise
We love Bichon frise

Can my 14 yr old Bichon frise with stage 3 canine kidney disease eat this safely x he’s allied 14.8 gms if orotein per day max


Earls Complete • 2 days ago
BeeBonnet
BeeBonnet

This food should get higher points because it does not have poisonous peas or legumes. But this website completely ignores the proven link between peas and lentils and heart disease in dogs.


Primal Spirit • 2 days ago
BeeBonnet
BeeBonnet

Description says it is a complete food.


Primal Spirit • 2 days ago
Flashy
Flashy

Hi. Did you try this dog food? How did it go with your dog, I'm thinking of trying it


/compare-dog-foods/2087/pure-pet-food • 2 days ago
Years team
Years team

Hi Dotty

I'm glad to hear you dos love their Years!

Please be reassured that a pup won't starve if they get a few grams less one day and a few grams more the next. Just like us, dog's don't need to consume exactly the same amount calories each day - their activity levels, and environmental factors like temperature vary each day - and these effect the amount of calories being burned, the amount of treats and titbits (and grass!) can vary too, so varying the volume of food each day will not have a detrimental impact on a dog's wellbeing.

The important factor is making sure that over the course of a week or two they are getting the right calories for their needs.

I can put you in touch with our vet if you would like to discuss in more detail - just let us know.

We can also check that your dogs are getting the right number of calories overall - and we can easily adjust the amount if we think it's not quite right.

Please reach out to the team so we can review things with you - ask to speak to me directly if you like :)

Geoff


Years Complete Nutrition System • 2 days ago
Years team
Years team

Hi Dotty

I'm very sorry you haven't had a decent response - could you please reach out to the team and ask to speak to Geoff. I'll make sure I put things right for you!


Years Complete Nutrition System • 2 days ago
BeeBonnet
BeeBonnet

Should get extra points for being legume and potato (including sweet potato) free. This website is completely ignoring the link between DCM and grain free dog foods! You have to buy European brands because the British are all brainwashed by the vegetable cult. Dogs don’t need vegetables, they need meat. Certain vegetables, like peas, block the absorption of key nutrients in meat (taurine).


Primal Spirit Iberian Complete • 3 days ago

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Are Strawberries Safe for Dogs to Eat?
Are Strawberries Safe for Dogs to Eat?

Strawberries might seem like a sweet and healthy treat for your dog, but is it really that simple? We’re unpacking the facts - what’s good, what’s not, and how to serve them safely - so you can make the best choice for your four-legged friend.

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What Is "White Label" Dog Food?
What Is "White Label" Dog Food?

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Freeze-Dried Vs Air-Dried Vs Cold-Pressed - Which Dry Dog Food is Best?
Freeze-Dried Vs Air-Dried Vs Cold-Pressed - Which Dry Dog Food is Best?

It's a well known fact that not all dried dog foods are created equal... From traditional kibble to innovative freeze-dried and cold-pressed options, the choices can be overwhelming. Here we break down how these different methods affect nutrition, digestibility, and cost - so you can make the best choice for your pup. Are you ready to learn about the real differences in dried dog food?

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How to Maintain a Healthy Weight for Your Dog
How to Maintain a Healthy Weight for Your Dog

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Your Guide to Dry Dog Food – What’s Best for Your Dog
Your Guide to Dry Dog Food – What’s Best for Your Dog

When it comes to dry dog food, figuring what to feed (and what not to feed) can be tricky especially with so many options on the market. After all, what makes one dry dog food better than another, and how do you match it to your dog’s needs? But, fret not because with this handy guide, we’ll look at the benefits of dry dog food, advise what to look for on the label, and give you some top tips in how to choose the best dry dog food for your pup.

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One Minute Articles - The Nutritional Differences Between Wet, Dry, and Raw Dog Food
One Minute Articles - The Nutritional Differences Between Wet, Dry, and Raw Dog Food

Choosing the right food for your dog can sometimes be pretty daunting with so many options and opinions out there. Wet, dry, or raw - what’s the real nutritional difference? Here we'll explore and explain the key points that distinguish one type of food from the other, and, in return, help you make the best choice for your pup.

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The big question: What do you mostly feed your dog?
The big question: What do you mostly feed your dog?

NEW POLL ALERT! It's time for our latest bi-monthly poll, and this round, we're curious about your dog's diet! What’s the primary type of food you feed your furry friend? Your answers will help us uncover trends in dog nutrition and ensure we continue sharing the best tips for keeping your pup happy and healthy. Cast your vote via the poll on the homepage now!

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