Dry Puppy Food

Lamb is a nutritious and wholesome dinner for dogs but we do not recommend our lamb cold pressed for puppies. This is because the calcium is higher than is suitable for growing puppies as their bones and joints are developing and require carefully balanced nutrients.

The rest of our Cold Pressed recipes are suitable for puppies and can be seen here: Shop Puppy Dry Food

Our ‘Small Dog’ cold pressed recipe has been specifically developed to provide the right amount of nutrition to small dogs and puppies.

In addition, the individual ‘pellets’ are smaller than in our other Cold Pressed recipes, making them perfect for smaller mouths. 

Our Lightly Baked dry food recipes are not recommended for puppies (or dogs under 1 year old) due to the fact that puppies require quite specific nutritional support during this important stage in their development.

We don’t yet have a Lightly Baked recipe designed for puppies specifically but won’t rule it out for the future!

We do have a range of complete puppy recipes that provide the best possible nutrition to your growing puppy during their first 12 months of life. You can check out the range here

Cold-pressed dog food stands out for its ability to preserve the most nutrients compared to extruded food. While extrusion uses high heat and pressure to cook the food, cold pressing uses a much gentler approach. By cold pressing the ingredients it helps preserve natural flavours, vitamins, minerals, and healthy fats, making it an excellent choice for dogs who need highly nutritious food.
Read Our Blog on Baked vs extruded vs cold pressed dog food: what's the difference & what's best?

We work very closely with a team of like-minded dog lovers in the EU to produce our range of cold pressed natural dry food for dogs.

We're very lucky to have found a team who are both experts in the technique of cold-pressing – and who share our belief in nourishing the relationship you have with your dog through a good quality natural diet.