Grains aren't something to be worried about unless your dog has an allergy or intolerence to them. 

The natural fibre found in our wholegrains are easily digestable promoting healthy digestion. 

Some of our customers like to mix and match between grain free and wholegrain recipes, opting for wholegrain before particuarly long walks or intesive exercise. Or they simply feed just to keep their dog topped up.

Our recommended feeding amounts are here to help you, but no-one knows your four-legged friend better than you do, so do feel free to tailor them based on your dogs individual lifestyle. As a general guide if your dog is very active you should consider feeding a little more, and likewise if your dog isn’t very active you may want to consider feeding less.

More detailed guidelines can be found on individual product pages in the range which can be accessed here.

Our complete grain free wet dog food can be used as an accompaniment to a good quality, natural dry food – just make sure your adjust the quantities to avoid over-feeding.

A complete meal contains everything your dog needs to stay happy & healthy - so it simply means that you don't need to mix it with anything else for your four-legged friend to get all the nutrition they need from their dinner. Most of our recipes are complete, with the only exception being our 'Just 90%' range which is a complementary food.

A complementary food is designed to be fed alongside something else for a balanced diet. Feeding a complementary food alone will not give your dog the balanced meal and nourishment they need - so you have to add either your own selection of carbohydrate and fibre filled vegetables or a good quality mixer.

On average the calorie content of our complete wet recipes is 150-160 Kcal per 100g. The calorie content varies depending on the meat used in the recipe. Our white fish recipes are at the lowest end of the calorie scale. Each recipe will contain detailed nutritional information both on the product page and product when sent.

When changing a pet’s diet it’s crucial to do it gradually in order to be gentle on their digestive system. Ideally the new diet should be added to their current food in very small portions over a 5-day period, increasing this small amount each day until eventually you are feeding your pet 100% Forthglade.

Moisture used to make the recipes will make up the balance. We add a little water to help cook everything slowly and at a low temperature to retain all the natural ingredients.

Grains aren't something to be worried about unless your dog has an allergy or intolerence to them. 

The natural fibre found in our wholegrains are easily digestable promoting healthy digestion. 

Some of our customers like to mix and match between grain free and wholegrain recipes, opting for wholegrain before particuarly long walks or intesive exercise. Or they simply feed just to keep their dog topped up.

Our recommended feeding amounts are here to help you, but no-one knows your four-legged friend better than you do, so do feel free to tailor them based on your dogs individual lifestyle. As a general guide if your dog is very active you should consider feeding a little more, and likewise if your dog isn’t very active you may want to consider feeding less.

More detailed guidelines can be found on individual product pages in the range which can be accessed here.

Our complete grain free wet dog food can be used as an accompaniment to a good quality, natural dry food – just make sure your adjust the quantities to avoid over-feeding.

On average the calorie content of our complete wet recipes is 150-160 Kcal per 100g. The calorie content varies depending on the meat used in the recipe. Our white fish recipes are at the lowest end of the calorie scale. Each recipe will contain detailed nutritional information both on the product page and product when sent.

Moisture used to make the recipes will make up the balance. We add a little water to help cook everything slowly and at a low temperature to retain all the natural ingredients.