Frequently Asked Questions

For growing puppies, we recommend our Puppy Cuisine and all flavours within our Gourmet dry food range, as both have been specially developed to support puppies from weaning age onwards. These recipes provide a complete and balanced diet, helping to provide the essential nutrition your puppy needs during this important stage of growth and development. You can find our Puppy-suitable complete foods here: https://www.edenpetfoods.com/shop/for-dogs/food-for-dogs?sub-category=puppy-range Our Original Cuisine 80:20 kibble range can also be introduced from around fourteen weeks of age, offering another delicious option as your puppy grows. To further enhance mealtimes, we recommend adding our Bone Broth as a tasty boost of flavour - It can be served alongside your puppy’s food to create an even more enticing and nourishing meal. For added support throughout every stage of life, our Air-Dried Meat Treat range and Joint Support supplement are suitable for puppies, juniors, adults, and senior dogs, making them a great addition to your puppy’s routine as they continue to grow.

From our Cuisine Range, we would recommend Fish Cuisine as it contains a single source of protein, making digestion easier. From our semi-moist range, we would recommend our semi-moist duck and tripe kibble as it contains high levels of fresh duck, a highly digestible protein. If your dog has allergies and needs to avoid specific proteins, please get in touch with us at info@edenpetfoods.com for further recommendations regarding suitability.

For fussy dogs, we would recommend our Succulent Semi-Moist Range. The unique texture of the soft and squidgy kibble entices even the fussiest of dogs. It can take some dogs a little bit of time to get used to a new food, never commit to a large bag of food on the first order if your dog is known for being a little fussy. Some dogs like to graze from their bowl rather than having set meal times, try not to stand over your dog whilst it's eating as this can be intimidating for some dogs resulting in them not eating.

For senior dogs, we recommend any recipes from The Cuisine Range as they all contain high protein levels. As a dog becomes more senior, they sometimes eat a little less as they may have a decrease in their energy levels, however, the major organs (heart, kidneys, liver, lungs) all need protein to survive and function properly. When there is not enough protein available in the dog’s food, the body can start to break down its own stores to attain the required protein needed. This is especially detrimental to older dogs because they need more protein (about 50 percent more) than younger dogs.

We would recommend feeding either our Fish Cuisine or our semi-moist food. This is due to the anti-inflammatory properties of the fish which may be beneficial to reducing Pancreatitis flair ups. Also, fish is a very digestible protein, making it gentle on the digestive tract. The semi-moist food is lower in crude fats and oils and may be beneficial as low-fat diets are also often prescribed for pancreatitis.