Superfood 65 Small Breed Adult Dog Food - Free Range Turkey & Pork
✓ Grain-Free ✓ High Animal Content ✓Superfood Blend ✓ NO Nasties
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Why is MyPetSays BETTER?
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Vet recommended |
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Added pre-biotics for digestive health |
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NO artificial flavourings and preservatives |
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High-quality at reasonable price |
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Grain-free options |
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Complete nutrition |
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Unique cooking process |
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Happy dogs & cats
MyPetSays food isn’t just approved by vets, we feed thousands of happy pets each month. From shinier coats, to better stools and empty bowls, our 5 star reviews don’t lie.
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FAQ
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Can I feed my dog this recipe everyday?
Yes, this is a complete recipe providing all the nutrients your dog needs to thrive. You can feed it on its own, or mixed with any other complete recipe.
Is MyPetSays complete food?
Yes, all our foods are nutritionally balanced and formulated by our expert team to be complete food
Will my fussy dog eat this food?
MyPetSays is fussy dog approved however, every dog has different tastes, so if they're not keen on the first recipe they try, don't worry. We have over 70 recipes and counting, so they're sure to find a favourite. Keep switching it up and see what takes their fancy.
Any change in food or diet can have an effect on their stomach, which is why transitioning is so important. It can take up to 14 days for a dog to fully transition to a new food.
My dog has a sensitive tummy, is this ok for them to eat?
We design all our recipes to be easy on sensitive tums. Adding probiotics, avoiding nasties and avoiding common allergens. Always check the ingredient list or pop us an email if your dog is looking to avoid certain ingredients and we'll advise the best recipe for you. If you're new to MyPetSays, we'd always recommend transitioning gradually over a period of 7-10 days to avoid any tummy upsets. Stool variation is expected as your dog transitions