Slurps come in organic beef and chicken flavours with high omega 3 fish oils (a huge 0.5g/100ml). Dogs LOVE them and in our tests, an incredible 95% of dogs lapped up their Slurps, leaving their water bowls untouched.!
Active dogs and dogs on dry diets need extra liquid intake but it's very difficult to make any dog drink a bit extra! Super tasty Slurps are very hard to resist
Sometimes dogs need a helping hand to eat up their food . Pouring Slurps over their dinner can stimulate the appetites of dogs that aren't eating as they should.
I've always loved dogs. When I was a toddler, my parents used to find me curled up with our beagle, Bonnie, in her bed. I'm a bit bigger now and I'd struggle to get into a dog bed so I've settled for looking to keep Ruby in the best of health for as long as possible using my 20 years experience in the food and drink industry.
Ruby (who arrived on a Tuesday!) joined us about two years ago after a very short stay at the RSPCA. Like most dogs, she has a good appetite but she draws the line on certain foods so we know we can trust her good taste!
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