The importance of fat and protein in your dog’s diet
Find out why dogs require fat and protein in their diet, and whether your dog is being fed the right food.
Find out why dogs require fat and protein in their diet, and whether your dog is being fed the right food.
With the season underway, we will start to build our dog’s fitness levels in preparation for the upcoming months. This means adjusting the duration, frequency and intensity of their activity so they are prepared to meet the demands of the work ahead.
We have formulated a range of exciting new diets for active dogs who like to Get Out & Go! All of these have been developed to suit dogs of all life stages and activity levels. Learn more today…
Are dogs really as hungry as they would lead us to believe? If so, what, if anything, can we do to help them feel full? Have a read of our tips to help work out if your dog is genuinely hungry…
Electrolytes are critical for every-day functioning. Find out what they are, why they are important, and whether your dog needs them in their diet.
Lots of owners choose to spay or neuter their dog. However, it can affect a dog’s nutritional demands, meaning owners often have to make dietary adjustments to suit their newly spayed or neutered dog.
This year you will have seen our new look, new products and recyclable packaging, but there is one more exciting change that is still to be celebrated!
With so many different foods out there, it can be difficult to know what is best for your dog. The back of the bag can often be a good place to start; but what does all the information on the back mean? In particular, why do we see vitamins on the label?
Our salmon diets are tried, tested and loved by many dogs! It’s no wonder really – especially when salmon can be a delicious alternative to meats and has numerous health benefits when included in a dog’s diet. Are you unsure if salmon is the right choice for your dog? Then let us tell you a little bit more…
At Skinner’s, we understand that every dog is different and that’s why we have developed an extensive range of both wet and dry diets, to suit all shapes and sizes. Lamb is a popular choice in both our wet and dry diets and we have many happy dogs to vouch for that…
Did you know that some dog breeds are unique in the way they digest and process their food? This means that specific dietary measures must be put in place to ensure they remain happy and healthy. In particular, breeds such as Dalmatians are known for requiring low purine diets – but why is this?
The heart is one of the most important organs in the body, which is why it is vital to look after it. To help keep this crucial organ healthy, you must ensure your dog lives a healthy lifestyle and eats a nutritious, balanced diet… which is where we can help!