What you should know when buying puppy food?

An excellent pup food is the initial phase in giving your puppy the best beginning throughout everyday life. Your pup's body is changing and growing quickly, which implies they need a greater number of supplements than a grown-up canine. Fun little guys can likewise wreck twice as many calories as grown-ups, which is the reason most pup food varieties have higher protein and calorie levels than grown-up canine food. Since your pup's stomach related and insusceptible frameworks are as yet creating, belly issues like heaving and runny cramps are normal. However long it's not relentless, there's typically nothing to stress over. In any case, note that doggies are inclined to intestinal parasites, so if stomach issues endure, it's in every case best to look for counsel from a vet. To assist with supporting a sound stomach related framework, numerous pup food varieties incorporate useful fixings like prebiotics and added fiber. Here at Tails.com we incorporate Beta-glucans and nucleotides in a portion of our little dog plans as they've been demonstrated to help safe advancement in youthful creatures. They can likewise assist with upgrading immune response creation after young doggies accept their inoculations. These additional supplements improve your puppy's invulnerable framework while giving assurance from microorganisms and different germs. Proper degrees of different supplements like calcium, magnesium, iron, zinc and nutrient D for your puppy's age are altogether fundamental for help solid bones and teeth. While more elevated levels of fundamental unsaturated fats are expected to help cerebrum and vision improvement. At Tails.com we can remember salmon oil for our little dog plans to support levels of the unsaturated fat DHA (Docosahexaenoic Acid). Little dogs get this supplement from their mum's milk, yet contemplates have shown that enhancing DHA subsequent to weaning further develops their learning capacity, socialization, memory capacity and vision improvement. Visit- https://www.ooddleskitchen.co.uk/dry-food

Fish Supper 80/20 : Dry Dog Food - Made With Finest Fresh Meat

 80/20 Fish Supper - is from our most premium dry food range. Packing a whopping 80% Scottish Salmon, Trout, Haddock, Herring. 20% Sweet Potato, Pumpkin, Apple, Carrot, Seaweed, Spinach, Cranberry, Chickpeas, Green Tea, Vitamins, Minerals and Herbs. Grain-free, hypoallergenic. Suitable for pups and adults.

Suitable for all life stages, pups and adults-

Using our unique gentle cooking process, this range is a safe and convenient substitute to feeding raw meat. It has a minimum 55% freshly prepared protein content and 80% total animal ingredients. The range has been formulated with sweet potato to be suitable for those with grain intolerance/sensitivity.

Visit- https://www.ooddleskitchen.co.uk/shop/dry-dog-food/fish-supper-8020-

Raw Food - Bare Ooddles - Game BARE with Superfoods & Veggies (RAW)

  Natural Raw Dog Food Game with added Veggies & Superfoods Glucosamine, Turmeric, Spirulina, Ginger & Black Pepper. 90/10

If you wish to feed raw, we have the perfect high-quality "complete nutrition" raw food, manufactured in the Uk only using the highest quality meats.

Raw feeding is not for everyone, but for those that love it, then your dog will for sure benefit from getting Bare with Ooddles Raw.

90% Meat and ground bone
10% Superfoods, veggies, minerals & vitamins.
Human grade ingredients
No artificial colourings, flavourings, or added preservatives
Hypoallergenic
Grain and gluten-free
Canine Superfoods

On our website, there is a document you can read on how to make the change from normal feeding to raw feeding, things you need to know about raw feeding in general, there is plenty of help available. Arrives with you frozen, please put straight into your freezer. 

We recommend you have multiple protein sources and not just stick with one.

How to Feed-  The night before, take out one 500g container from the freezer, put into your fridge to defrost, you should put the container inside a Tupperware container so no juices leak out for safety. Then put the food out for your dog, some may prefer to leave it at room temperature for 15 mins.

My dog won’t take treats

 This is a very common phrase we hear when introducing food to training. But with the hundreds of dogs we’ve trained we’ve never yet found one who won’t take treats!

We need to figure out what is most valuable to your dog and we also need to pay them appropriately.

Treats and Chews
I don’t like spiders and if you offered me a pound for walking into a room full of spiders I wouldn’t take it! Whereas if you offered me a million pounds I might think about it!!

We also need to be aware of arousal levels (how full they sink it). If you are very stressed (happy or sad) you aren’t able to concentrate on things you might otherwise enjoy.

I love chocolate cake but if I was locked in that room full of spiders I wouldn’t want to eat cake there! Likewise I wouldn’t want to eat cake whilst having an amazing time on a rollercoaster!

Often reluctance to take treats can be caused through anxiety which may have occurred through aversive training or horrible interactions around food (often recommended by aversive “trainers”). To help your dog you can start force-free training and build up their confidence and ability to eat treats and enjoy life more with you!

Treats in training are extremely useful in being obvious and clear to our dogs which behaviours we would like them to repeat in future. There are no real reasons not to use them!