Burgess Supadog Dog Food

Supadog Puppy Chicken food is a complete puppy food suitable for all breeds of nursing mothers and puppies aged from 6 weeks up to 12 months.

Supadog Puppy Chicken:

• Highly digestible ingredients to support developing digestive systems.
• Smaller kibble specially designed for puppy-sized mouths.
• 28% protein for young growing muscles.
• Calcium – To support growing bones and teeth.
• Antioxidants – To help maintain your puppy’s developing immune system.
• Vitamins & Minerals – Added biotin and zinc to support skin and coat health.

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As they get older, a dog’s dietary requirements change. It varies with breed and size, but at around seven, your dog might benefit from gradually moving onto a diet designed for senior dogs. Senior dog food tends to be lower in calories, reducing the chances of weight gain, and also helps to manage age-related medical conditions that can affect dogs in their old age, such as reduced appetite and lethargy. Our Supadog Mature Dog Chicken is a specially formulated recipe created for dogs from 7 years old to help keep them healthy as they reach mature and senior years.

Supadog Mature Dog Chicken:

• Contains two prebiotics to aid the body’s natural defences and, support digestive health.
• Glucosamine – To help support healthy joints.
• Antioxidants – To help support the immune system.
• Linseed, zinc and biotin – To help support a healthy skin and coat.
• Yucca extract and beet pulp – To aid healthy digestion, as well as stool formation and odour reduction.

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At Burgess Pet Care, we understand the challenges that dog digestion poses, and how important it is to feed your dog the right diet, for both their health and happiness. You’d be surprised how many foods are dangerous for dogs to digest (including bones), and how common digestive issues including constipation, diarrhoea, vomiting, infections and canine bloat, as well as colitis and inflammatory bowel disease can be. Therefore, choosing the right pet food for your dog is key to helping them have a long and happy life. A poor diet can lead to health conditions such as obesity and diabetes and result in additional trips to the vets. This is why, at Burgess Pet Care, we are dedicated to creating recipes that meets our dog’s nutritional needs, including food that supports a dog’s digestive system at varying life stages. From puppies and juniors through to adult dogs and more senior, our dog food is based on extensive research that has lovingly created products that are delicious, nutritious and with your pet’s best interests at heart.

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Unless you’ve been specifically advised by your vet to feed a raw diet, adult dry dog food tends to be a safer choice. At a recent British Veterinary Nursing Association (BVNA) congress, there was universal agreement that homemade raw feeding can be dangerous, simply because it is so difficult to get it right in terms of nutrients and balance. It was also highlighted that handling raw meat products is riskier, so dog owners need to be careful when preparing the food.

Our in-house vet, Dr Suzanne Moyes, advises: “Raw meat must be handled safely as it can carry life-threatening pathogens such as Salmonella, E coli, Campylobacter, Listeria, Clostridium and norovirus. Pets eating infected meat can become ill themselves or shed pathogens into the environment which can pose a risk to any immune-compromised members in a household.”

Complete dog foods are those that will deliver all your dog’s required essential nutrients in their daily portions. Complementary diets have high or low levels of certain nutrients and are therefore only complete when fed in conjunction with other foods. All the foods in the Burgess Dog Food range are complete. This means that you can be sure you are providing your pet with all the nutrients they require in exactly the right proportions, so you don’t have to worry about balancing their diet out with other, and potentially, unhealthy foods.

When it comes to choosing perfect dog food, there is much to consider. Lots of research has been done – and recipes created – to calculate the right balance of proteins, fats, carbohydrates and vitamins and minerals, depending on the breed, age and lifecycle of your dog. For example, a well-exercised pet Border Collie may be classed as a ‘working breed’, but he or she will not require the same nutrition as an actual working Collie who’s running about on a farm all day long. Small, not very active dogs need only about 185 to 370 calories daily, while large and active ones may need between 1,000 and 2,000 calories – and it’s important that dogs are not under- or over-nourished either. At Burgess, our complete dog food is tailored to the needs of puppies, adult dogs and mature dogs, and we also have Light and Greyhound and Lurcher varieties too.