A dog with a dodgy stomach after a change of food or a scavenged walk doesn't always need a trip to the vet - sometimes it just needs something bland and fibre-rich added to what's already in the bowl.

This is a dried powder made from pumpkin powder and full-fat goats milk powder, sold as a complementary pet food. It can be sprinkled dry onto food or mixed 50/50 with water to make a puree, and Supernature give feeding amounts by weight: half a tablespoon for a small dog up to 12kg, one tablespoon for a medium dog of 12-24kg, one and a half for a large dog of 24-36kg, and two for an extra-large dog over 36kg.

• 100G tub of dried pumpkin and goats milk powder
• Crude protein 9%, crude oils 4.8%, crude fibre 12.6%, crude ash 4.2%
• Complementary pet food for dogs, not a complete diet
• Feeding guide scaled to four weight bands from small to extra-large
• Can be fed dry or mixed with water into a puree

What this isn't. It's a complementary food, not a treatment - Supernature position it as something to add during a bout of digestive upset or as an everyday fibre-rich treat, but it's not a substitute for a vet visit if a dog's stomach trouble doesn't settle.

Who it's for: owners who want a fibre-rich, low-fuss topper to have on hand for the odd off day, or who like giving a natural treat alongside dinner rather than another biscuit.