What are grains?
Dog foods contain a diverse range of ingredients to help provide dogs with all the nutrients they need. One group of ingredients are grains, which are widely used in commercial … Continued
Dog foods contain a diverse range of ingredients to help provide dogs with all the nutrients they need. One group of ingredients are grains, which are widely used in commercial … Continued
Written by Zoe Russell, BSc (Hons), ANutr, Nutrition Officer, Skinner’s Knowing which diet to choose for your dog can be a daunting process, as every dog is wonderfully unique and what suits … Continued
Written by Rebekah Thompson, In-house Nutritionist, Skinner’s Our dogs are very important to us and of course we all want to take the best care of them. An important part … Continued
Written by Zoe Russell, BSc (Hons), ANutr, Nutrition Officer at Skinner’s There are many factors in our dog’s lives that we can control; their daily exercise, the amount of treats … Continued
Written by Clayton Grimes, Marketing Executive, Skinner’s Have you ever watched a sleek muscular Labrador gracefully retrieve a pheasant, or seen a Pointer freeze with laser-like focus and its unique stance on … Continued
Written by Zoe Russell, BSc (Hons), ANutr, Nutrition Officer, Skinner’s At Skinner’s, we understand every dog is different and what works for one, may not work for another. That’s why our … Continued
Let’s start at the beginning… The Field & Trial Maintenance is one of the most popular Skinner’s diets, having been one of the original diets of the Field & Trial … Continued
Written by Zoe Russell, BSc (Hons), ANutr, Nutrition Officer, Skinner’s Offering a rescue dog a forever home is a happy and rewarding experience, and helps provide a dog with the life … Continued
Lots of us make New Year’s resolutions like ‘exercise more’ or ‘join a running club’, or ‘try a new sport’ to motivate us for the next 365 days. Being a dog-loving nation these resolutions often involve participation from our dogs who are usually more than obliging to join in on a run or two. While making changes to our dog’s exercise routine and our own can be a great move, this means we often need to take a step back and review the diet we are feeding them.