Pedigree Puppy Pouch

I have had my puppy Ruby since the begining of Febuary, she is a gorgeour cross breed puppy with a mixture of collie, chocolate lab, german shepherd and terrier!!! So she is a real mix I had never had a dog before and so this was a real learning experience for me and I was worried about what food to use, whether wet or dry was best, how much to feed her and how often I went onto the pedigree website and joined up and received a pack with all useful tips on how to care for my puppy along with a bundle of money off vouchers. As pedigree is a trusted brand I decided to try a mix of their wet and dry foods. Ruby has a pedigree ...  Read the complete review

Last week, my mam got the most beautiful little Jack Russell X Border Terrier puppy, whom she called TJ. She'd never had a dog before, and although I had, my dog is a completely different breed (a Staff), so we were not sure what to feed him. We thought the Pedigree Puppy pouches seemed a safe option, and bought a box of eight. In this box, there are 2 x 4 flavours, each with rice; Lamb, Beef, Chicken and Turkey. On the side of the box you are told how many sachets they should get a day. A small puppy like TJ should have two sachets, which we work out as a half sachet four times a day. When you open the sachet, I can honestly say the stench is ...  Read the complete review

For my birthday last month, my wonderful fella bought me a pedigree Staffordshire Bull Terrier puppy. She was only five weeks old when he brought her home and had been rejected by her mother soon after birth. I adore puppies, so the extra work of having such a young dog in the house didn’t really pose too much of a problem. Until on day two Bonnie stopped eating. I mean, she completely stopped. I’d been soaking weetabix in milk and cooking her scrambled eggs, but she started turning her nose up at these meals and I was beside myself wondering what to do for the best. After two full days of her refusing so much as a mouthful of chicken baby food I took her ...  Read the complete review