Dog Food with Grain

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

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

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

Although not essential, a grain-free diet can provide many benefits for dogs with sensitive tummies or allergies. A grain free diet has been known to support with easier digestion, improved skin health, energy levels and weight management. In our blog: Grain Free vs Wholegrain Dog Food: What's best for my dog? We've outlined all of the reasons why you might consider a grain-free diet. Our range of grain free dog food options are wholefood based, containing only high-quality ingredients, which is also an important factor when considering your dogs diet.

No, our recipes do not contain buckwheat.

Our wet food trays should be stored in a cool, dry place. If you prefer a more solid consistency to our wet food, you may choose to store unopened trays in a fridge during hot weather. Just pop them on the side to bring up to room temperature before feeding.

Wholegrain Brown Rice is a great, natural source of carbohydrate which is rich in fibre, antioxidants, manganese, magnesium & selenium which can all contribute to your dog’s digestive and overall health.

You’ve heard it before, ‘you are what you eat’ - and this is just as relevant for your pet as it is to you. A good diet is crucial to your pet’s overall health and wellbeing.

At Forthglade our aim has remained the same since we opened our doors in 1971; to produce simple, wholesome & natural meals for dogs which provide them with the nourishment they deserve. You only need to see and smell our food to appreciate the quality.

Our wet food trays are gently cooked and sealed. They are shelf-stable and don't need to be kept chilled before opening. They should be stored in a cool, dry place. It's normal for them to feel warm after spending time in a delivery vehicle or carrier depot, especially during hot weather.

As long as the trays are still fully sealed, show no signs of damage, swelling or leaking, and are within their best before date, they're perfectly safe to feed. If you prefer a more solid consistency to our wet food, you may choose to store the unopened trays in a fridge during hot weather. Just pop them on the side to bring up to room temperature before feeding.