Our team of animal nutritionists, food scientists and food technologists create deliciously diverse and drool-inducing vegan dog food meals with ingredients that wouldn’t look out of place on human plates. So, your pup is not only happier because they’re healthier, but also because their meals are tastier than a freshly worn slipper!
Healthy dogs need protein to make up their daily diet, but this doesn’t have to come from meat. THE PACK is a complete food, meaning it gives dogs all the protein-building amino acids they need to develop muscle, produce hormones, and cultivate a healthy immune system. It’s the dog’s dinner – done right.
Biodiversity. It’s not just a word that sounds smart — it’s a smart way to think of your dog’s diet, too. Could you imagine eating one or two things for the rest of your life? Probably not. And animal nutritionists don’t recommend it for your pups either.
We leave unnatural nasties out of our dog food and pack in the likes of broccoli, kale, pea protein, butternut squash, blueberries, and more. This means we’re able to make sure your dog has everything they need to thrive, at no expense to their planet. Winner winner, plant-based dinner.
Like many of their pet parents, dogs are omnivores — which means that pups can break down proteins in the same way people do, whether they come from meat, vegetables or other plant-based ingredients, like seed blends, brewer’s yeast, and the other superfoods we include in every meal.
This means that your dog can live their best life on THE PACK, and you can feel safe in the knowledge that your fur baby is getting everything they need to thrive.
If you want to read more about the science behind this, head to our blog here.
Over the past few weeks a number of you have written to us about buckwheat. You’ve seen the coverage of the recall of Years’ fresh meals, checked our ingredients list, spotted buckwheat on it, and asked the obvious question: should I be worried? The short answer is no. The longer answer is worth a few […]
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Bad breath in dogs – clinically known as halitosis – is often dismissed as normal. But persistent changes in smell can be one of the earliest signs that something isn’t quite right. The mouth is closely linked to the digestive and metabolic systems. When breath changes, it can reflect shifts in oral health, gut balance, […]
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Part 2 of our series – “When Food Heals: A Vet’s Guide to Common Canine Health Issues & How Plant-Based Nutrition Can Help” – we are focusing on Sensitive tummies & runny poo’s. Find out what to look out for and how to soothe your dog’s gut naturally. With out Vet Dr Margaret Finlay. Many […]
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