D'Ámigo Dog Foods

28/07/2021

‘Nuff said!

25/07/2021

23/07/2021

Glad to see D’Amigo doing its job around the country!!! Please send in your pics with a d’Amigo bag and we’ll put it on our page in appreciation!

14/07/2021

Their Royal Highnesses!

11/07/2021

Relax! Oscar cat food is coming to d’Amigo soon!!

26/09/2020

Our new packaging has just arrived and we are in the process of getting this out to all leading supermarkets nationwide. Supported by leading nutritionists in South Africa: we offer a quality product that is well balanced for our canine friends. Look out for d’Amigo 8kg bags shortly!

10/09/2020

d'Amigo dog food in 4kg, 8kg and 25kg bags are now available in all leading supermarkets around Zimbabwe. Quality food. Expert food formulation.

28/08/2020

Our stock is ready for market!
4kg
8kg
AVAILABLE AT ALL LEADING SUPERMARKETS NATIONWIDE
Now also available at the factory at 3 Greenock Rd Workington

21/08/2020

18/08/2020

Welcome to the D’Amigo dog food home page. We welcome new customers and thank those that have given us the support to get us up and running. We continue to learn more about ensuring that our formulas are well balanced and healthy for our best friends. Please join us as we continue to produce a better quality and affordable food for our canine friends!

10/08/2020

Our Beef, Chicken and Lamb flavoured 4kg bags are now available in leading supermarkets in Zimbabwe. Please look out for our new packaging. Great nutrition for your dogs!

11/07/2020

We are finally about to introduce our small dog food product in 4kg bags with our new packaging. Look out for it in leading supermarkets shortly. Your constructive criticism would be much appreciated.

03/06/2020

Hello friends! D’Amigo dog food is now available in OK and Bon Marche branches in Harare and also at Chipinge TM(amongst other TM branches nationwide)

30/05/2020

Hello friends. We have deliberately stalled on pushing content out on our a page as we await the arrival of our new packaging. We are excited as we are confident that it will be well received. We have had delays. Thankyou for your support: it has meant so much in giving us confidence!

22/05/2020

22/05/2020

When you keep your friend waiting for his D’Amigo meal!

08/05/2020

Look after your best friends with the same love and respect that they give you! Feed them with d'Amigo dog food...the complete meal in one pack!

04/05/2020

WALKING YOUR DOG

Walk your dog, do not let your dog walk you.

If you allow your dog to walk in front of you while on a lead you are reinforcing in the dog's mind that the dog is alpha over you because the leader always goes first. This can lead to many behavioural issues that some regard as a "breed trait" or "personality," when actually it is your dog being in charge of its humans. When a dog walks in front, it does not drain its mental energy. The dog is not relaxed, as it has the big responsibility of leading the pack. This mental anguish can build up inside of a dog. When a dog is hyper or high-strung it means the dog is not getting the proper amount and/or type of exercise. If your dog runs laps around your yard or house, this is an indication that it is not getting enough exercise.

If you take your dog for long walks daily and it is still hyper, ask yourself, when we left for the walk who led the way out the door/gate? Who leads on the walk? Was the dog following you, watching you for direction or were you following the dog? Was the dog smelling where and when it pleased?
If you answered "yes" to these questions you are walking your dog while it is in an excited state of mind. Your dog is worried about leading which does not calm the mind. If you answered "no" to these questions, then you may have a super high energy dog that needs even more exercise. It is not a natural state of mind for a canine animal to be so hyper.Keep in mind it is not solely the act of heeling, but also that you as the human are making the decision for the dog to heel. How often do you walk? Do you MAKE your dog heel or does the dog heel when it pleases just because it gets tired? Just because a dog walks well on a lead, not pulling, and for most of the walk walks beside the human does not mean the human is being a pack leader; it really is about who is making the decisions.
Was your dog calm and in a submissive state of mind when you snapped on their lead? When you left your home, who went out the doorway and/or gate first, you or the dog? Does the dog decide to heel when it wishes, but pull to the side to sniff or walk out in front when it pleases? Or is the human consciously making the dog heel? If the human allows the dog to decide, because after all he walks "pretty good," then the dog is making the calls and you are allowing your dog to be your leader. If it is all about who is making the decisions, can you decide to let your dog walk in front? No, since instinct tells a dog the leader leads the way, your decision to allow your dog to walk in front will be communicating to your dog that you are allowing him to be your leader.A pack walk is also the best way to introduce new dogs to one another or to get dogs who already do not like one another to accept each other. Any unwanted reactions from one dog to another should be immediately corrected. By the end of your walk they will feel like they are one pack. It is important that the dogs who are out on the walk are all heeling beside the person holding the leash. Any dog that is walking out in front of their humans will begin to regard himself as the alpha of the group. By making the dogs heel beside or behind the person holding the lead, you are communicating to the dogs that the humans are above them in the pecking order and that all the dogs are on the same follower level. Remember, it only takes one alpha dog to set off any other dogs around. If you are walking multiple dogs that usually fight you may need more than one human to walk the dogs. Make sure all human walkers are making the dog they are walking heel and that they are correcting any signs of aggression towards the other dogs. You may allow the dogs to smell one another's back end, but make sure you keep walking in the process. The key is to keep moving forward. Keep the dogs walking and remain confident. The dogs will feel your authority or your weakness. Stay strong.

13/04/2020

Hello Everyone! Hang in there! We’re making good progress with our lockdown! Well done people! We have 8kg dog food available during the lockdown.
You can call Kim on 0775 009 353 anytime!

01/04/2020

Hey guys!

How’s the lockdown going! Well done for staying home and keeping safe. It’s going to be over soon and we’ll be able to get on with life as normal.

Cody Jnr here wishes you and your best friend all well and says “to hang in there guys!”

12/03/2020

D'Amigo dog food is now becoming more available at your favourite supermarket

27/02/2020

25/02/2020

25/02/2020