For this year we have made a wish to eat healthier. And of course, the same goes for our beloved furry friends. We know, you want to give them the best food. That's exactly why we've put together the perfect additions to your pooch's diet, for the new year, all in one place. In just 3 minutes, you'll be able to turn every meal your pet eats into a gourmet dinner.
 
  
 
 

 How do we stop bringing up pumpkin?
 
 If you'd like to read our long explanation of the benefits of adding pumpkin to your pooches diet, you can find it HERE. But we'll break it down for you in a few words - delicious, nutritious and orange. You can always get yours from the vegetable shop next door. Just set some of this aside for the pumpkin patch. And, if the vegetable store near you doesn't have one, you can always count on us. 
 
 
 
 

 Or do we just like orange foods? 
 
 No, besides the colour, we like the low calories carrots contain. You can give them to your pooch raw while you cut your salad. And the vitamins in them will help them see the ball even in the dark, so at least you won't be buying any new balls ever so often. If you're on a keto diet and skip the veggies, you can order some from us specifically for your pooch. 
 
  
 
  
 
 

 Fruit is a healthy addition to your dog's diet as it provides vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. They can aid digestion and boost the immune system. However, some fruits should be avoided or given in small amounts due to their high sugar content. Here's a list of the fruits high in sugar:
 

 
 We know all our furry friends love a sweet treat! Small amounts of banana, strawberry, blueberries, apples and many other natural delights are a must in a pooche's diet. Add them on food or give them as a treat during exercise.
 
  If that's not in the veggie store next door either, it's time to relocate. You can even grow them yourself in your village! But the farmhouse dream isn't for everyone! Don't worry, we offer the perfect fruit treats for your doggo!
 
  
  
 
 

Lactobacillus bulgaricus does the trick. And all the other bacteria in yoghurt are perfect for your furry one's new diet. 
 
 Yogurt contains probiotics (healthy bacteria) that aid digestion and boost the immune system. These probiotics can help dogs with digestive issues such as diarrhea or constipation and can also help balance their gut microbiome. 
 
 A pooch's stomach will certainly thank you. And protein and calcium are never unnecessary. Avoid brands with cream or sweeteners in the ingredients, they are completely unnecessary in yogurt! You can add it to your pooch's food or spread it on a toy and freeze it, that way your pooch will have a delicious playtime. 
 
  
 
 

 You already cook everything with it anyway. At least let your pooch try it too. And his coat will get healthier and shinier. We won't even look at the benefits for the stomach and brain. And don't worry, you won't spend much. One teaspoon of the oil, for every 5 pounds of love, is more than enough once a week.
 
  
 
 

 

No need attempting to not mention it!??! 
 So, more and more of us are missing out on having a delicious jar of peanut butter. We can't imagine how the hairy ones feel. 
 
 Peanut butter is a healthy treat for dogs as it is a good source of protein and healthy fats. It can also help keep their teeth clean by removing plaque and tartar.
 
 Use a small amount on a toy or in the bottom of a feeding bowl. It can also be used as a way to hide medications, which can make it easier to give them to a dog that is picky about food or has trouble swallowing pills.
 
 Human foods often have sugars or xylitol that are toxic to your pet. That's why we made a special one for your dog. 
 
 However, it is important to note that some dogs may be allergic to peanuts and should be given in moderation as they are high in calories.
 
  
 
 
  
 
 Always start with small amounts nutrients when adding to your dog's food. A dog's stomach is delicate and needs time to adapt.