Food & Treats
Our food and treats selection covers everyday meals, training rewards and tasty extras for dogs and cats at different life stages. As a buying tip, choose food suited to your pet's age, size and any dietary needs, and introduce any new food gradually over several days to avoid tummy upsets.
Baked Yogurt & Cheese Pet Treats
Lightly baked yogurt, milk, cranberry and cheese treats your dog or cat will love.
Cod Liver Oil Coat Capsules For Dogs
Omega-rich cod liver oil capsules to support a healthy coat and reduce shedding.
Dog Multivitamin Chewable Tablets
Daily chewable multivitamins to support your dog's all-round health and vitality.
Probiotic Chewable Tablets For Cats & Dogs
Tasty daily probiotic chews that support healthy digestion and gut balance in cats and dogs.
Dog Anal Gland Soft Chews
Daily soft chews that support healthy anal gland and digestive function in dogs.
Dog Probiotic Digestive Granules
Probiotic granules to support healthy digestion and a settled tummy in dogs.
Digestive Probiotic Supplement For Pets
Supports healthy digestion and gut balance for dogs and cats.
Cat Health Supplement
A daily supplement to help support your cat's everyday health and wellbeing.
Turkey Tail Mushroom Powder Supplement
An immune-supporting turkey tail mushroom powder to sprinkle over your pet's food.
Dog Chewable Supplement Tablets
Easy-to-give chewable tablets that support your dog's everyday health.
Cat Treat Squeeze Feeding Spoon
Makes feeding wet treats and lickable snacks mess-free and bonding-friendly.
Airtight Waterproof Pet Food Storage Container
Keeps kibble and treats fresh and dry with a secure airtight, waterproof seal.
Calming Soft Chews For Dogs
Gentle soft chews to help anxious dogs settle and relax during stressful moments.
Wheeled Dog Food Storage Container
An airtight, wheeled food container with a clear window, scoop and measuring cup to keep kibble fresh.
Common questions
How do I switch my pet to a new food?
Transition over about a week by mixing increasing amounts of the new food with the old, which gives the digestive system time to adjust and reduces the risk of upset.
How many treats are too many?
A common rule of thumb is to keep treats to no more than around a tenth of daily calories and reduce meals slightly on big-treat days to avoid weight gain.
Which treats are good for training?
Small, soft, low-calorie treats work best because they can be eaten quickly and given often without overfeeding during a session.
Helpful free tools & guides
The two-minute quiz
What does your pet really need?
Five profiles, ten easy questions — find out whether your pet is a Bundle of Energy, a Cosy Cuddler, a Happy Foodie, the Fresh & Fabulous type or a born Adventurer (and exactly what tends to suit them).