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Our paw-some, delicious and nutritious kibble is designed for pups with allergies. Sensitivity tests

05/09/2022

We love our dogs like family.

In fact, they ARE our family. And we treat them just like anyone else.

But when we do that, we put our human habits onto them, even if it doesn’t fit their needs. Take mealtimes, for example.

We love to sit down three times a day with our family and share a meal. It’s one of the only times we get uninterrupted quality time.

And many of us hold our dogs to the same standards. It’s basically one step away from putting them in a high chair like a toddler so they can join in with the conversation.

We put down their food at certain times, likely around the same time we eat. And if they don’t chow down at that specific time, we take it away and try again later.

Dogs in the wild wouldn’t have structured mealtimes. They would hunt if they were hungry and find food as and when they needed it.

Which explains why a lot of dogs naturally like to graze. If left to their own devices, they would come and go to their bowl throughout the day.

And so long as they’re not showing signs of diminished appetite or losing weight, there’s nothing wrong with giving them this freedom at home.

Plus, allowing your dog to feed freely throughout the day can help nip digestive issues in the bud, and reduce food aggression.

So why not try a new approach? No more trying to steal your biscuits when you’re not looking - well, hopefully.

This is something more aimed towards dry fed dogs. A raw fed diet naturally comes with some additional health risks when meat is left uneaten. So if your dog isn’t a wolfer, and not all are, try smaller meals spread out throughout the day instead.

02/09/2022

Potatoes are a great source of carbs that boost energy, provide heat, and contribute to other valuable nutrients.

While both potentially good carb sources for your pup, not all potatoes are the same. 🥔🍠🥔🍠

White potatoes have a higher glycemic index, meaning they contain a lot of sugars and will break down quickly in your pup as a simple carb.

They can create a sudden spike in energy and explain those random zoomies - which are often followed by a 3-hour snooze.

Sweet potatoes, however, have a lower glycemic index.

They’ll provide slow-release energy, can be easier to digest, and will keep your pup’s blood sugar more stable over time.

Sweet potatoes are also likely to contain more antioxidants and vitamins.

If you can, we always recommend opting for recipes that feature sweet potatoes over white.

That is, unless your dog’s test results show that sweet potatoes don’t agree with them. In which case, white potatoes or rice can be good alternatives.

You’ll find sweet potatoes in plenty of recipes across our Grain-free and Superfood ranges.

So click the link in our bio to find your pup’s new favourite dinner!

31/08/2022

TOO OFTEN AM I SEEING POOR ADVICE FROM VETS FOR DOGS WITH REACTIONS

When it comes to reactions in dogs, it's understandable that going to the vet is the first step taken, but this feedback just blew me away. Honestly, I'm gobsmacked. The advice to a dog with allergies was to GO ON A VEGAN DIETTO ELIMINATE FOOD OPTIONS.

No.

No.

All. The. No.

Maize (first and main ingredient), soy, oil, sugar. With some other crap, that's what's in the vet-recommended food. Our dogs are carnivores. They have the teeth for it, they have the acid for it, and they need protein-heavy diets from quality sources to function happily and healthily.

I am honestly sick of seeing dogs having to suffer for 3-6 MONTHS on a diet of food that will not work, prolong their suffering, and then go on to a cycle of lotions and potions, pills, and jabs.

It's just not necessary.

Take a test. Get to the bottom of the issue. Cut those issues out. It doesn't need to be more complicated.

When you take a Swagwags test, you get me every step of the way. We'll have a consultation together; I'll help you navigate mealtimes, whether you buy our food or not. Stay raw if you want to, and if it's what's suitable for your dog. But please don't think you must wait months on vet advice. Get good at reading labels to understand these hypoallergenic foods are all BS and full of rubbish. Let's break the cycle.

You can't buy a Swagwags test from anywhere else. I personally designed it to cover all meats, fats, bones, veg, carbs, and fruits that your dog could or should have in its diet. It's not the same list of triggers that every other commercially available test uses, and it's much more helpful than a blood test you'll get from the vet. I'll happily help you get to the bottom of your pup's reactions.

31/08/2022

A bowl of a day!

30/08/2022

If they could have it their own way, which would your pup rather? 🤪🤪🤪

30/08/2022

Protein isn’t just useful for gains in the gym.

Our pups need it too. And they deserve only the best!

Which is why all of our recipes have lean, high-quality protein sources as their main ingredient.

Take the duck with potato recipe from our Super Premium range.

A fabulous source of protein, iron, selenium, B vitamins, and zinc, we wanted the duck to be the star of the show.

And this is the same for every single recipe.

We prioritise doggo health and wellness by opting for natural, lean, clean protein sources to form the foundations of our kibbles.

Follow the link in our bio to find out more and browse all our ranges and recipes. Your pooch is sure to love them!

But it’s always worth taking one of our fur tests first. Just to confirm that your chosen flavour won’t cause any bad reactions in your pooch.

30/08/2022

Kale isn’t just good for us humans, it’s great for our pups too.

Kale packs a powerful punch for our pups!

High in Vitamin A, it supports healthy vision and immune function.

While potassium and calcium make it great for supporting your pooch’s teeth and bones.

Kale could be a great way to pack some extra nutrition into your dog’s diet, especially if they’re triggered by broccoli, green beans, or other leafy greens.

It’s why we included it in our delicious chicken with kale, ginger, pomegranate, artichoke, and blueberry recipe from our Superfood range.

Sounds pretty irresistible, right?

24/08/2022

Heads up about the strikes guys! Get your orders in early to avoid missing mealtimes!

18/08/2022

We love testimonials. Thank you. It’s a pleasure to help 🤍🫶🏻

15/08/2022

We like happy faces at dinner time 🤍🫶🏻

15/08/2022

Yay or nay to carbs? 🥔🍞🍝

I don’t know about you, but I get a lot of my joy from a generous helping of carbs. Pasta always seems to lift my spirits.

Unfortunately, our pups don’t have the same luxury.

While carbs can benefit pooches by boosting energy, providing heat, and helping to build other valuable nutrients, this is only if they’re getting the right amount. A balanced diet is SO important.

Unlike us, they don’t produce amylase in their saliva - an enzyme responsible for breaking down starch (or carbs).

So, when faced with high-carb foods, their digestive systems can quickly suffer. And this can result in issues like obesity, diabetes, or cancer over time.

Yet carbohydrates in the wrong quantities continue to make up the overwhelming majority of commercial dog food.

Mofe often than not, commercialised dog food has a carb of some form (often not even in it’s purest) as a first ingredient. These packets need to go straight in the bin. ESPECIALLY the “hypoallergenic” dog foods most dogs with allergies are recommended to eat.

You always want to look at their food labels. If the first ingredient listed is a high-quality protein source - with a specific meat listed - then you know it isn’t overloaded with starch to bulk it out. Then, you can read through the other ingredients. It doesn’t need to be a mile long. Generally less = more pure ingredients.

**Disclaimer, this picture is used for EFFECT. A lot of these foods cannot be fed to your dog, I’m only using it to emphasise my point. Your dog can’t have grapes and doesn’t need bread in their diet. Sweet potatoes, various fruits and veg, and plenty of pulses and legumes can be great in the right quantities.

15/08/2022

Like butter wouldn’t melt 😍🫶🏻

15/08/2022

Your pup’s been diagnosed with an allergy, intolerance, or sensitivity? That’s great news!

Hear me out.

Getting a diagnosis marks a step in the right direction. It means you can actually start doing something about your pup’s health woes, rather than clutching at straws trying to figure out what’s causing their symptoms.

Learning exactly what’s bothering your pooch puts you back in the driving seat.

Click the link in our bio to order one of our sensitivity tests today.

03/08/2022

I wasn’t going for a nibble…honest.

03/08/2022

Is there such a thing as cleaning your pup ‘too much’?

While no one wants a filthy dog rampaging around the house, there’s no reason to wash them fully after every walk. In fact, it can actually do more harm than good.

Just like humans, dogs produce healthy oils from their skin. Oils that will disappear after too many baths. And this can quickly lead to dry, itchy, or flaky skin.

So rather than a full spa routine every day, you might want to save that walk by the local pond you know your pup LOVES to dive into for once a week or special occasions.

If they are dirty after a walk, maybe go easy on the products and just give them a thorough rinse instead.

03/08/2022

Nikko looks super proud of himself with his

03/08/2022

Getting to the bottom of your pup’s reactions can be stressful.

But you’re not alone on this journey.

We’ve put together an in-depth guide on every type of trigger we test for.

It’ll help you understand how triggers might be showing up in your pup’s life and how you can easily transition away from them.

As well as this, you’ll get a list of the Swagwags recipes your pup can have based on their triggers. This way, you can avoid the tedious process of scanning every label.

If you haven’t already, head to the link in our bio to order your test today.

25/07/2022

***NEW FLAVOUR ALERT***

Get yourself one “hoppy” pup with our grain-free rabbit with sweet potato and blackberry kibble!

Why rabbit, we hear you ask? Well, it’s one of the greatest protein sources out there, packed full of amino acids to build muscle, repair tissue, and boost their immunity. Rabbit is also lower in cholesterol than other meats. And it’s high in B12, contributing to improved nervous system function, cell growth, and maintaining your dog’s energy level. If they’ve been feeling sluggish lately, this tasty recipe could be the perfect antidote.

We’ve also added in some lean, easily digestible turkey. This combination steers clear of some of the more common allergens, meaning it could be a great choice if your dog’s got a sensitive tummy (be sure to test them first!)

The sweet potato is perfect for any pups with grain intolerances. While blackberry is a small but mighty fruit that’s high in antioxidants, fibre, vitamins, minerals, and Omega-3. It’s been linked to healthy vision, reduced inflammation, improved cognitive function, and a whole host of other impressive benefits.

You’ll also find an extra Omega-3 supplement in this kibble. It’s an essential fatty acid that has been shown to have many incredible health benefits – including helping with depression and increasing your pup’s ability to fight cancer! And finally, probiotics FOS and MOS promote a healthier gut and improved immune function. What more could you (or your dog) ask for?

25/07/2022

Your pup’s mind is more complex than you might think.

In a 2013 study, Emory University scientists found that their brains bear striking similarities to our own. Especially when it comes to emotions.

Just like us, dogs can struggle with stress, anxiety, grief, and depression.

The difference is they can’t ask for help or support.

Eating less, refusing to go outside, difficulty sleeping, appearing more withdrawn, or struggling with their normal routines are all signs your pup might be going through a rough patch.

So to make sure your pooch stays as happy and healthy as possible, keep an eye out for any noticeable changes in their mood and behaviour.

25/07/2022

***NEW FLAVOUR ALERT***

Pasta, pizza, gelato. What’s not to love about Italian food? And now, you can let your pup in on the action with our tasty Italian buffalo with basil, blackberry, turmeric, flaxseed, and apple kibble.

Containing 35% freshly prepared Italian buffalo, this recipe is super high in protein and has undergone the Freshtrusion process to make it even fresher and more flavourful for your dog.

Buffalo is a highly digestible protein source, rich in essential vitamins and minerals, and naturally lower in fat than other meats. It’s even been linked to better heart health. We’ve also thrown in a little bit of lamb and beef for some extra flavour and even more of a protein pick-me-up.

Keeping with the Italian theme, you’ll also find a nice sprinkling of basil. Not only does this add delicious flavour, but it also has anti-inflammatory qualities, is high in antioxidants, can prevent cell damage, and has been shown to ease arthritis pain.

The blackberries are rich in vitamins C, A, K, E, and B6. And they’ve been linked to better immunity, hormone synthesis, less inflammation, and improved energy. Turmeric can help manage pain, blood clots, and irritable bowels. While flaxseed adds in extra fibre to aid digestion and has been connected to better heart health, decreased blood pressure, and a shiny coat.

And – finally – apple. High in fibre, vitamins C, A, K, zinc, and iron, they help boost digestion, relieve skin conditions, and can contribute to general health and wellness.

Talk about a well-rounded recipe! As always, we recommend taking a test prior to letting your pup indulge. While this tantalising range of ingredients pack a nutritional punch, you want to be sure none will disagree with their stomach first.

15/07/2022

Are these 5 common dietary issues causing your pup to act out? Part ⅙. Check every other post for more information.

Think about how you feel after eating clean and nutritious food. Sure, a burger’s nice, but a Greek salad? You can’t beat it sometimes. You’re energised, satisfied, and motivated to be your best self. If you spend a whole week rinsing Deliveroo and snacking on everything unhealthy in sight, you feel pretty gross, lethargic, and grumpy, right?

Well, it’s no different in our doggos.

While there are plenty of reasons your pup might be naughtier or more difficult than usual, it could be their diet causing the bad behaviour. Like us, dogs aren’t themselves when they’re hungry, uncomfortable, or hyped up on artificial ingredients. A Snickers won’t work on them. But by making sure they’re getting all their required nutrients, you might actually be able to curb their troublesome tantrums.

So let’s dive right in with five common dietary mistakes and how they could be causing some problematic behaviours in your pooch.

15/07/2022

Keen to soothe your pooch’s sensitivities? Look no further. Our salmon and potato hypoallergenic kibble is perfect for any dog with digestive issues or poos that look like last night’s curry. This tasty kibble contains 44% total salmon – an easily digestible source of protein that’s also responsibly sourced.

The ingredients are specifically chosen for those pups with sensitive digestion, while also delivering a whole range of benefits. Linseed and salmon oil contribute to healthy skin and a glossy coat. Goodbye painful scratching; hello coat on fleek.

Naturally rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, you help support their joint health thanks to the anti-inflammatory properties. Our kibble also contains beet pulp, which is a fantastic source of soluble and insoluble dietary fibre. And no more gut-wrenching smelly poos thanks to the yucca extract – a natural deodoriser.

Swagwags’ Super Premium range is packed with high-quality protein and created without common food allergens for pups. That means you won’t find any beef, pork, wheat gluten, dairy, or soya in any of these flavours.

Forget about any hidden nasties – our kibble doesn’t contain artificial colours or preservatives. It’s naturally preserved using rosemary extract. And we only use high-quality cuts; no beaks, feet, bones, or feathers in this meal!

15/07/2022

Are these 5 common dietary issues causing your pup to act out? Part 2/6 Check every other post for more information.

Too many carbs
Are you struggling to get your pup to focus on training? Are they stuck in a vicious cycle of hyperactivity, followed by crashing out like a toddler after too many blue smarties? Well it might be because of a starchy, high-carb diet, which is common with dogs. After all, that’s what you get with most commercial dog foods. They’ll often use starches and sugars - like refined corn and grains - to bulk out their recipes.

But too much of these will cause your pooch’s blood sugar to spike. They’ll hit a glucose peak, get all the energy in the world, cause a whole lot of mayhem, then hit the deck like a sack of potatoes when the energy runs out. As you can imagine (and might know from experience), it’s exhausting being so up and down. And it can lead to agitation, a lack of focus, bad behaviour, and aggression.

Instead, you want recipes that combine a healthy amount of carbs (and good carbs, while we’re at it) with a high-quality protein source. This way, their blood sugar levels will remain stable and you’ll have a much calmer, attentive pup on your hands.

At Swagwags, our natural kibbles have been formulated to provide the nutrient-rich, balanced diet dogs need. Meanwhile, if you suspect an uncomfortable reaction might be behind your doggo’s behaviour, our sensitivity tests will help you identify the culprits in just 72 hours. Buy yours today. Check out the link in our bio for more information.

***NB the majority of those carbs in the picture are for effect. Please reach out if you’re unsure which carbs are healthy for your dog.

15/07/2022

There’s no one-size-fits-all approach to dog health and nutrition. Your pooch is completely different to Pam the Pomeranian down the street.

Equally, every pawrent will be at a different stage of their journey. Maybe you’ve got a pup who’s losing fur and weight, and you have no idea ‌why. Or maybe you’ve conquered your dog’s sensitivities and are now in the market for some transparent, nutritious kibble.

No matter where you’re at, we’re here to help.

15/07/2022

Are these 5 common dietary issues causing your pup to act out? Part 3/6. Check every other post for more information.
Additives
We’ve made no secret of our dislike for additives here at Swagwags. Most of the time, you’ll have no idea what they even are. So how can you know what they’ll do to your dog? Or, worse still, if they'll trigger a reaction that’ll leave them uncomfortable for months?

Additives influence dog behaviour in a similar way to carbs. And low-quality kibbles tend to be full of them. So if they’re struggling with hyperactivity, high reactivity, or lacking focus, it might be time to interrogate their food labels a bit closer.

At Swagwags, our natural kibbles have been formulated to provide the nutrient-rich, balanced diet dogs need. Meanwhile, if you suspect an uncomfortable reaction might be behind your doggo’s behaviour, our sensitivity tests will help you identify the culprits in just 72 hours. Buy yours today. Check out the link in our bio for more information.

15/07/2022

SUPER PREMIUM
Allergies? Sensitivities? Intolerances? No worries. Our Super Premium range features simple yet delicious recipes that are ideal for dogs with a sensitive gut or those prone to reactions. Each recipe contains just one animal protein source to keep things light on your pup’s digestive tract. And the entire range is free from aggravating allergens, such as beef, pork, wheat gluten, dairy, and soya.

15/07/2022

Are these 5 common dietary issues causing your pup to act out? Part 4/6 Check every other post for more information.
Underfeeding

Not eating enough could be leading your dog to act out like a moody teenager. It could be out of discomfort, fear, or pure grumpiness, but they will engage in disruptive behaviours to get your attention. For example, they might start chewing on the skirting boards or scratching at the sofa, despite never showing any interest in these places before. They could also show heightened aggression and protectiveness over their food and treats.

Hunger unleashes a dog’s scavenger instincts. Left to their own devices, they could start stealing from countertops, sneaking into your bins, eating non-food items, or even chowing down on their own poo like it’s a Michelin-star meal.

Your vet will be able to recommend the right amount of food for your dog’s breed, age, and lifestyle. But if they’re exhibiting some of these signs, can’t keep up with their usual activity, or are losing weight, it might be a sign to up their intake. Proceed with caution though and increase their food gradually, so you avoid going the opposite way and overfeeding them.

At Swagwags, our natural kibbles have been formulated to provide the nutrient-rich, balanced diet dogs need. Meanwhile, if you suspect an uncomfortable reaction might be behind your doggo’s behaviour, our sensitivity tests will help you identify the culprits in just 72 hours. Buy yours today. Check out the link in our bio for more information.

15/07/2022

For any pups with a more sophisticated palate, look no further than our grain-free duck with sweet potato and orange kibble. After all, who can resist a tender yet powerfully tasty duck with a luxurious drizzle of orange? It’s a classic for a reason. And with 50% total duck – a lean, nutritious protein source – this mouthwatering recipe will definitely have your pup howlin’ for more.

This tantalizing flavour is bursting with essential nutrients. Iron is essential to the cells that produce energy, while zinc has an important role in immune function and metabolism, keeping your pooch happy and healthy across the board. While B vitamins help to regulate energy over time, preventing those random, hour-long zoomie sessions.

And the sweet potato is perfect for pups with funny tummies as it’s gentle, easy to digest, and a great source of fibre. Orange, a well-known source of vitamin C, also gives your pooch an extra immune boost, supporting healthy aging and reducing inflammation. What better way to keep your pup on top form? Even when they’re munching on deflated footballs they find in the park.

We all know a healthy pup is a happy pup. That’s why we’ve also included an Omega-3 supplement to support their heart, mental health, and keep that fur on fleek. You’ll also find prebiotics FOS and MOS, which promote the growth of healthy bacteria, keeping their digestion on top form.

15/07/2022

Are these 5 common dietary issues causing your pup to act out? Part 5/6. Check every other post for more information.
An unbalanced diet

Just like with humans, an unbalanced diet can leave a dog feeling very uncomfortable. A lack of important nutrients will put their bodies under unnecessary stress. And, as a result, they can experience pain, trouble with digestion, uncomfortable gas, or an upset tummy.

Often, this discomfort will come out as aggressive or bad behaviour. And it makes sense. They can’t exactly walk up to you and request more protein or tell you that their kibble isn’t quite cutting the mustard.

For dogs to thrive, they need a balance of all the core nutrients. That’s protein, carbs, water, fats, minerals, and vitamins. And if they’re not getting enough of each - perhaps because their food has too many filler ingredients - they’ll be sure to let you know in some pretty inconvenient ways. Like snapping at other dogs, wreaking havoc in the house while you’re out, or leaving you smelly little presents on the carpet.

At Swagwags, our natural kibbles have been formulated to provide the nutrient-rich, balanced diet dogs need. Meanwhile, if you suspect an uncomfortable reaction might be behind your doggo’s behaviour, our sensitivity tests will help you identify the culprits in just 72 hours. Buy yours today. Check out the link in our bio for more information.

15/07/2022

Are these 5 common dietary issues causing your pup to act out? Part 6/6 Check every other post for more information.

Undiagnosed reactions
Each and every dog out there will have a different tolerance to certain foods. If certain ingredients don’t agree with your pup, it could be causing similar discomfort as we explained above. And if left undiagnosed, this discomfort could be the reason why your dog just destroyed all your flower beds for no apparent reason.

There are a lot of potential triggers out there. So your best bet will be to take a sensitivity test and uncover which ones in particular set them off. From here, you can switch up their food to avoid any problematic ingredients and hopefully see a mellowing out of their behaviour and moods.

Pawrents aren’t mind-readers. And our doggos can’t tell us they’re feeling bloated, think they’re allergic to carrots, or wish you’d fill up their bowl just the teensiest bit more. So we have to look at their behaviour instead. There are so many ways your dog’s diet could be influencing their behaviour. But the sooner you get to the bottom of why they’re acting how they are, the sooner you get your happy, satisfied pooch back!

At Swagwags, our natural kibbles have been formulated to provide the nutrient-rich, balanced diet dogs need. Meanwhile, if you suspect an uncomfortable reaction might be behind your doggo’s behaviour, our sensitivity tests will help you identify the culprits in just 72 hours. Buy yours today. Check out the link in our bio for more information.

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Are these 5 common dietary issues causing your pup to act out? Part ⅙. Check every other post for more information. Think about how you feel after eating clean and nutritious food. Sure, a burger’s nice, but a Greek salad? You can’t beat it sometimes. You’re energised, satisfied, and motivated to be your best self. If you spend a whole week rinsing Deliveroo and snacking on everything unhealthy in sight, you feel pretty gross, lethargic, and grumpy, right? Well, it’s no different in our doggos. While there are plenty of reasons your pup might be naughtier or more difficult than usual, it could be their diet causing the bad behaviour. Like us, dogs aren’t themselves when they’re hungry, uncomfortable, or hyped up on artificial ingredients. A Snickers won’t work on them. But by making sure they’re getting all their required nutrients, you might actually be able to curb their troublesome tantrums. So let’s dive right in with five common dietary mistakes and how they could be causing some problematic behaviours in your pooch.

For any pups with a more sophisticated palate, look no further than our grain-free duck with sweet potato and orange kibble. After all, who can resist a tender yet powerfully tasty duck with a luxurious drizzle of orange? It’s a classic for a reason. And with 50% total duck – a lean, nutritious protein source – this mouthwatering recipe will definitely have your pup howlin’ for more. This tantalizing flavour is bursting with essential nutrients. Iron is essential to the cells that produce energy, while zinc has an important role in immune function and metabolism, keeping your pooch happy and healthy across the board. While B vitamins help to regulate energy over time, preventing those random, hour-long zoomie sessions. And the sweet potato is perfect for pups with funny tummies as it’s gentle, easy to digest, and a great source of fibre. Orange, a well-known source of vitamin C, also gives your pooch an extra immune boost, supporting healthy aging and reducing inflammation. What better way to keep your pup on top form? Even when they’re munching on deflated footballs they find in the park. We all know a healthy pup is a happy pup. That’s why we’ve also included an Omega-3 supplement to support their heart, mental health, and keep that fur on fleek. You’ll also find prebiotics FOS and MOS, which promote the growth of healthy bacteria, keeping their digestion on top form.

Let’s talk F R E N C H I E S. #frenchiesofinstagram can be some of the biggest suffers of skin conditions. Infact, they have 22 unique to their breed. So it’s no wonder frenchie owners often have sleepless nights and high vet bills. Thankfully, it’s not always medical. Often, issues can be an intolerance or an allergy and can be reversible in a few short months. If you notice: 🐾 Korma-like poos 🐾 Eye-watering farts 🐾 Excessive scratching or licking 🐾 Head shaking 🐾 Weight changes 🐾 Heat spots 🐾 Hives 🐾 Patches of missing fur 🐾 Aggressively red skin 🐾 Feet chewing 🐾 Sneezing 🐾 Vomiting 🐾 Ear infections 🐾Lethargy It could be something we can look at together. Check the link in my bio or drop me a dm. Let’s get your #frenchie happy and healthy again. #frenchiesociety #frenchbulldogsofinstagram #frenchielove #frenchiesofinstagram #frenchbulldogpuppy #frenchiephotos #frenchie1 #frenchiepuppy #frenchie #frenchiegrams

I think the word "Hypoallergenic" should be banned from dog food. When you break it down, it simply means a product contains few allergy-producing substances known as allergens. But because there's no agreed-upon scientific or legal definition of the term, the word "hypoallergenic" printed on a label doesn't necessarily protect your pup. I uniquely designed our fur test to be unlike anything you can buy online or with your vet. We test for every protein, fat, bone, carb, veg, and food source in most dogs' diets. For a product to genuinely be "hypoallergenic", it would be a bag of air. I point the finger at vets with this one. Stop pushing hydrolysed versions of chicken and soy on dogs with absolutely no clue what you're supposed to be avoiding. Don't get suckered into it. Find out for yourself what is causing your dog discomfort. Check out the link in my bio.

As much as diet is important, don’t forget to train 🤣

What a traitor. Have you ever seen a pup so unimpressed? 😂😂😂

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Dinner time doesn’t have to simply come on a bowl. Mix it up for play too ⚽️💜🐾

4 reasons to take your pup swimming more: ➡️ It’s a great workout - swimming keeps them active and healthy, burning fat and strengthening their cardiovascular system. ➡️ It’s low impact - unlike other forms of exercise, swimming doesn’t put stress on your dog’s joints and tendons. This makes it especially good for older dogs. ➡️ It relieves stress - swimming releases pent up energy, keeping your pup feeling more relaxed and free than being on the lead. ➡️ It adds variety to their routine - the more varied exercise your dog gets, the more mentally stimulated they’ll be. What does your pooch love about the water? George loves digging for rocks before going for a dip 🏊‍♂️

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As part of a healthy lifestyle, remember to get your exercise right as well as your diet. Time for morning stretches 🤣 #downwarddog

Understanding sensitivity tests and why they’re not all the same. I’ve been speaking to a lot of pawrents lately about testing and how to choose smartly. If you’re unsure, drop me a DM

Understanding sensitivity tests and why they’re not all the same. I’ve been speaking to a lot of pawrents lately about testing and how to choose smartly. If you’re unsure, drop me a DM.

Only the best for the best, right? Perfectly balancing 50% protein-dense, responsibly sourced salmon and trout with sweet potato and asparagus, this gluten and grain-free adult dog food packs a real nutritional punch. Salmon is rich in Omega-3 fatty acids, whose anti-inflammatory properties help with joint health and keep coats glossy. We’ve also packed in prebiotics MOS and FOS to promote healthy digestion. Meanwhile, the asparagus brings a real vitamin hit, with vitamins A, C, K and folic acid that boost general health and wellbeing. And the sweet potato and potato are an ideal base for dogs with grain intolerance. We opt for a crunchy, textured kibble to keep those pearly whites healthy. All in all, our selection of balanced ingredients keeps your pup healthy on the inside and the out. For food that gives your pooch the waggies, order your salmon with trout, sweet potato, and asparagus kibble today.

Most of us love a bit of variety in our diets. One day we love a salad, the next we need a chippy. It really is the spice of life. But if we ate the same food every day, it’d be… depressing. So should we spare a thought for our doggos? Well, we have 10,000 taste buds, but dogs only have around 1,700. It explains why we can’t help but mix it up and why pups rarely ever get sick of their food. If you’re thinking “well mine turns their nose up at their bowl every other day”, then it’s unlikely it’s because they’re bored of their food. They could be refusing to eat because of a health problem, such as an allergy, or nutrient deficiency. Or they might just be waiting for you to eat your dinner, hoping they can whip out the puppy eyes and hypnotise you into sharing your chicken with them. So the next time you think your pup is bored of their dinner, check they’re happy, healthy, and not just plotting to steal your scraps. If you’re not sure where to start, why not consider one of our sensitivity tests? Their food is the first place to check for any health problems. This will give you an idea of the allergies and intolerances they have, allowing you to pick the kind of cuisine they can’t wait to dig into…just like @_tug_the_pug_ with his @_swagwags 💕

“You’ve got your test results…now what?” Guide coming soon! Looking for some pawrent input. Any particular reactions or allergens that you would like help with?

Werrrrrre back! And with some brilliant news. I’m pleased to announce the expansion of our two ranges Grain-Free, and Super Premium AND we’re launching Naturals and Superfood: Our Naturals range is about simple, irresistible flavours. The dandelion, nettle, and chicory are ideal for when your pup’s tum needs some TLC, promoting a healthy gut microbiome. And it’s all preserved with rosemary extract - no artificial nasties here! Our Superfood range packs a punch. It’s high in protein, even more flavoursome, and has boosted nutrient bioavailability. Perfect for pups with less severe sensitivities, ingredients like beetroot, chamomile, and nettle provide a natural hit of essential vitamins and minerals. All live now on our site www.swagwags.co.uk. Stayed tuned for our new flavours. Love and woofs Alia and George 💜🐾

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