Christmas is a time of treating yourself: so why not indulge your pooch, too? After all, there’s nothing like the lingering scent of a Christmas feast to really have your dog drooling…
Pooch & Mutt’s brand-new Christmas Range is a luxurious line-up of expertly crafted festive recipes and delectable treats, bursting with rich cuts of meat, juicy vegetables, and fresh, flavourful herbs.
As a Christmas meal for dogs, it’s not only delicious, but it’s nutritious, organic, grain-free and guilt-free.
This festive season, give your dog the very best in flavour, texture and nutritional goodness with a lip-smacking Christmas dinner experience they’ll devour.
Let’s unpack this doggy Christmas hamper and delve into why it’s such a gift for your pooch, and the perfect way to include them in the fun this Christmas!
Piling up your plate with pigs in blankets has to be in the top five things we look forward to at Christmas. And now, with our Pigs in Blankets Meaty Treats, your pooch can get in on all the festive fun!
Packed with the succulent flavour of sausage and delicious bacon, our Pigs in Blankets Treats are heavenly bites for dogs.
You can also find these treats in our Pigs and Blankets Meaty Treats Advent Calendar! For each day of December, make the countdown as exciting as the big day with a daily dose of sausage and bacon.
Not only a divine munch of smoky pork, they’re infused with:
Collagen is a nifty supplement for dogs that helps to:
Collagen is produced naturally in your dog’s body; however, with age, collagen production slows down, meaning dogs must get it from whole foods and healthy dog treats.
The crown of Christmas feasts, turkey is the star of this delectable Turkey & Cranberry Christmas Jerky.
Balanced with the sublime tartness of juicy and nutritious Cranberries, this meaty chew is made with 90% fresh Turkey, so your pooch can tuck in at Christmas with the rest of the family.
But what other benefits do these Christmas classics have for your dog?
Yes! Turkey is a lean, high-quality protein, vital for building and maintaining muscle mass in dogs, keeping their stomachs full and supporting their mental equilibrium.
This is because Turkey contains L-tryptophan, a naturally occurring amino acid that gently soothes their wellbeing.
Add some extra juiciness and meaty aromas to your dog’s Christmas feast with the comforting, chickeny goodness of bone broth for dogs.
Bone broth is rich in nutrients and super beneficial due to its natural collagen content. Our Chicken Bone Broth is made with 97% bone broth as well as Hemp oil, Apple cider vinegar and Parsley - all natural ingredients which contribute to a healthy, harmonious gut.
Not only is bone broth good for dogs due to its gut-loving nutrients, but you can also drizzle it over your pooch’s festive lunch as a sumptuous, savoury gravy that gives some added oomph to their food.
Your pooch will drool over this divine Three Bird Roast, featuring delectable Turkey, Chicken and Duck.
This luxury Christmas dinner for dogs is made with velvety cuts of moreish meat, sweetened with the flavours of fresh carrots, parsnip and cranberries.
Packed with whole proteins and nutritious veggies, your dog’s Three Bird Roast is seasoned with:
Let your dog indulge without the post-dinner slump, so they’ll be full and content for the rest of the day.
Moreish root veggies packed with nutritious goodness are next on the festive menu - with roasted carrots and rich parsnips, crammed into a satisfying dental stick.
This Roast Carrot & Parsnip Dental Stick is a sumptuous chew to keep your pooch entertained as they massage their gums and brush their teeth.
With Sodium Hexametaphosphate (SHMP) and the nutrients of Carrots and Parsnips, it’s just the ticket for protecting your pooch’s smile after a decadent day of dinner and treats.
SHMP stands for sodium hexametaphosphate, and it’s a powerful ingredient often included in dental products.
SHMP reduces tartar formation in your dog’s teeth by binding to calcium in their saliva. This helps reduce gum disease and bad breath, and protects against other potential dental issues - so your pooch’s mouth and smile.
Some elements of a traditional Christmas meal are safe for dogs to eat; such as cooked meat without seasoning, steamed or boiled vegetables (without butter, seasoning or oil), and some plain potatoes.
However, if you want to treat your dog with delicious grain-free Christmas food and treats that are nutritious yet full of festive flavours, Pooch & Mutt’s Christmas range is a brilliant and safe alternative.
It’s easy to take your eye off the ball at Christmas, but it’s extra important to be aware of treats and foods that are dangerous for a dog’s plate.
Here are some Christmas foods dogs should always avoid:
Fill up a Christmas hamper with decadent and luxurious treats for your dog this Christmas. Our Pooch & Mutt Christmas Range is loaded with rich cuts of delicious proteins, juicy veg and gut-boosting supplements that are grain-free and guilt-free, for a happy and healthy dog, at Christmas and all year round. So, make it their best Christmas yet!
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