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25.01.2022 Now we have bulldogs

25.01.2022 We are down to one little feed before bed ,and that’s because mum likes to have that few minutes before she retires such a good mum ,but boy they have drank this bar dry

22.01.2022 George being very annoying while his brother and sisters were trying to sleep

21.01.2022 Loves all the way around

20.01.2022 Breakfast yumm time

20.01.2022 Health check today and all passed with flying colours

19.01.2022 Ready for lunch

16.01.2022 Boston’s turn to annoy his sisters lol

16.01.2022 Haiti ,not long now ,she’s doing great

16.01.2022 Big days of eating ,playing and sleeping

14.01.2022 Outside for dinner ,such good bubas

12.01.2022 Just sitting with mum In the aircon

12.01.2022 When you just want out to play

12.01.2022 Just getting to big to fast

11.01.2022 Nothing better then a healthy breakfast and then that snooze

11.01.2022 Just what you do at 1.05am puppy watching

10.01.2022 How gorgeous are they

08.01.2022 Love learning,and passing it on 4 Ingredients Series This series shows 4 ingredients that I am including in a meal. These 4 ingredients are not the entire meal. This series aim is to foster conversation and inspire pet parents to feed a variety of ingredients on rotation. How much to feed of these ingredients - just like your own diet there are no specifics, just a common sense approach. You can also Google how much insert food name to give a dog....Continue reading

06.01.2022 Fun in the sun

06.01.2022 Biggie had the perfect name

06.01.2022 A good tip 4 ingredients My 4 ingredient posts show 4 ingredients I have included in a meal. These ingredients do not form an entire meal, they are simply part of a meal and I share them to foster conversation and inspire pet parents to feed a variety of ingredients on rotation. Freshly ground raw Pumpkin seeds are rich in anti-oxidants, healthy fats, fibre, magnesium and zinc and a great source of vitamin E and B’s.... There are no rules as to how much to give but a guideline is 1/4 of a teaspoon per 5 kilos of body weight. Organic virgin coconut oil - a medium chain fatty acid, as it is easily metabolised it can become an immediate source of energy which can be a good fit for performance dogs. Coconut oil is largely used for skin and coat but also can assist with digestion and help dogs in their weight loss journey. There are no rules as to how much to give but a guideline is slowly build to 1 tablespoon per 15 kilos of body weight. Mixed berries - I get mine frozen. They are defrosted and then smooshed making them bioavailable - the likes of a blueberries may be poo’d our whole if they are not smooshed. Berries are a great source of anti-oxidants, vitamins and minerals, phytonutrients just for starters. There are no rules as to how much to give but they are sugary so a good guideline is to keep them below 20% of your plant matter ratio. Shrimp - I get mine frozen and feed every now and then. They are a good source of omega-3, anti-oxidants, rather rich in selenium and copper.

03.01.2022 Biggie and Ollie

02.01.2022 These guys are growing so fast

01.01.2022 Think I’m officially calling last drinks

01.01.2022 Ty and Truly have a cuddle