Collection: Puppy Food

To help avoid upset tummies, especially for sensitive puppies, it's best to transition gradually over 7–14 days. To do this, start by mixing a small amount of the adult food with their puppy food, and slowly increase the ratio until the switch is complete. During the transition it is quite normal to see some changes in stools or flatulence, but these should subside.

We add gut-friendly prebiotics, probiotics, and postbiotics to support digestion, immune function, and gut health. We also avoid common allergens like gluten, soy, dairy, and red meat, and stay well away from added sugar and salt. That helps make our puppy food gentle on even the most sensitive stomachs.

All of them! Our full range is suitable for puppies from 14 weeks onwards. We also offer a specific Puppy Dry Food, tailored with extra nutrients, like DHA in salmon oil, for growing pups.

If you're serving our dry puppy food, simply keep it sealed in a cool, dry place to avoid moisture. For our wet food, store the unopened trays in a cool, dry place. Once opened, refrigerate, cover, and use within 2–3 days.

Yes! Our Puppy & Toy Breed Chicken Dry Food is designed with small mouths in mind, with a mini kibble size and higher protein and calorie content to fuel their adventures.

We do! Larger breeds develop more slowly, so we’ve got options to support them, including our Salmon Dry Food with a bigger kibble size and added joint care to support growing bones and joints. Our wet food range is also pawfect for large breed pups, and can be mixed in with the dry food for extra variety.

Our Puppy Dry Food is gluten-free, rather than grain-free. If you're looking for grain-free puppy food options, you can check out our entire range of wet food. For larger breed puppies, you can also check out our Salmon Dry Dog Food or Turkey Dry Dog Food, which are both grain-free and suitable for larger breed puppies.

We’ve designed our puppy food specifically with sensitive stomachs in mind: natural ingredients, pre- and probiotics, gluten-free, and no added sugar, salt, or artificial nasties. The best way to know if it’s right for your pup? Give it a try and see the difference.

Yes! Many puppies enjoy a mix. Be sure to adjust feeding guidelines and monitor their weight gain to avoid overfeeding.