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Do dogs see, hear, or smell better than humans?

August 19, 2024

We were interested to know how dogs' extraordinary hearing, smell, and vision compare to ours. From detecting high-frequency sounds to excelling in low light, learn what makes their senses truly remarkable - and better than us humans!

Summer is here! We research some of the best dog-friendly holiday destinations in the country.

July 11, 2024

Discover the best dog-friendly holiday destinations in the UK, perfect for avoiding the hassle of flying with your pet. From the scenic Lake District and the stunning beaches of Cornwall to the charming Cotswolds, rugged Scottish Highlands, and unique Norfolk Broads, explore top recommendations for dog-friendly walks, accommodations, and dining options that ensure a memorable getaway with your canine companion.

Why do dogs do zoomies?

June 3, 2024

Uncover the surprising reasons behind zoomies and what they reveal about your furry friend’s energy, emotions, and instincts.

Moving our manufacturing to the UK 🇬🇧

May 15, 2024

Before launching Tuggs a key issue that I faced was finding an appropriate manufacturer - making fresh dog food is not easy, and the difficulties are compounded due to the fact that there are almost no pet food manufacturers in the UK who can do it.

The miraculous story of Rango (and a tale of caution for certain pet toys)

May 1, 2024

At five months old, Rango ate an entire dog toy, and was left in a grave condition. Thankfully, a Tuggs-based diet has helped Rango on his recovery.

Tuggs finds out: Do dogs and cats actually not get along?

April 24, 2024

Whilst Tuggs caters specifically to dogs (woof!), understanding the relationship between dogs and cats was a question we recently asked ourselves at Tuggs HQ. Don't worry, we can confirm that no dogs or cats were harmed on our quest to find an answer!

The top five dog breeds most at risk from being overweight, and how to notice the warning signs

April 15, 2024

Katie McCaul - our Tuggs expert nutritionist - reveals the five dog breeds with the lowest metabolism (and therefore most at risk from being overweight), and some tips to reduce these risks.

Paws and reflect: How to spoil your pooch this National Pet Day!

April 11, 2024

11th April is National Pet Day. A golden opportunity to shower your beloved furry companion with extra love and attention! At Tuggs HQ we've put together our best suggestions for treating our deserving doggies.

Tuggs Health Questionnaire Results

February 9, 2024

Recently we undertook a health survey and found that 84% of dogs have improved gut health after switching to Tuggs with 70% of dogs more excited for meal times than before.

Taste Testers Needed! :)

December 17, 2023

Tuggs is looking for the goodest boys and girls around the country to try our innovative new supplement treats for FREE! (normally £9.99)

Interview on Tuggs

October 18, 2023

Our Founder speaks to Delivery Rank

Keeping your pooch safe in the heat

August 29, 2023

After weeks of non-stop rain, we’ve finally got a glimpse of sun. It’s time for playdates at the park, zoomies on the beach and sunbathing in the garden.

Keeping Playtime Safe

August 3, 2023

There is *nothing* cuter than seeing our furry friends having the time of their lives - but it’s important to make sure that we’re keeping them safe.

Join our Facebook Community Group!

August 3, 2023

Do you like cute pictures of dogs? Do you also like behind-the-scenes content, giveaways and competitions? Then you need to join our Facebook community group!

Pending B Corp Status

August 3, 2023

It's a big doggy day at Tuggs HQ - we're officially the goodest boys and girls... we've been awarded Pending B Corp status

Advice for Fussy Dogs

August 3, 2023

We know that having a fussy dog can be hard. You’ve tried every type of food under the sun, but your furry friend turns their nose up to anything that isn’t a freshly cooked steak. Sound familiar?

Fresh vs Dry Food

July 27, 2023

We know that choosing the right food for your dog can be hard - so we're here to help.

Tuggs better than raw? Our research with Glasgow University students

July 24, 2023

In order to assert the nutritional value of Tuggs’ insect-based dog food, Tuggs worked with Mordor Gundogs, the renowned gundog breeder in Perthshire, to trial our insect-based dog food against premium raw dog food. We enrolled veterinary students from the University of Glasgow to run the trials. Overall, we wanted to test whether puppies would put on the same weight as other puppies fed premium raw dog food (to discern the digestibility of our insect-based food), and examine their energy levels, stools and overall body condition. We ran similar tests for other working dogs.

Nutrition and Digestibility of Black Solider Fly

July 24, 2023

The black soldier fly (BSF). Black soldier fly larvae contains up to 50% of high-quality protein, as well as necessary vitamins, fats, and all essential amino acids required to form a complete canine diet. They are also rich in antimicrobial, medium-chain fatty acids which have proven gut health benefits.

Is Tuggs Worth the Price?

July 24, 2023

Tuggs is a freshly-prepared dog food made using human-grade meat & fish, fresh veg and insects. Tuggs is delivered to you frozen in order that the food retains the majority of its nutritional value during transport. Our food has at least 65% meat & insect in each recipe. Consequently, our food is likely to cost more than supermarket dog foods or some raw dog foods.

The Beginning of Tuggs

July 24, 2023

5 years ago I read about the legalisation of insects for use in aquafeed in the EU and was blown away by the potential that insects possess to transform our consumption habits and pose a viable solution to aspects of the global food crisis.

Transitioning to Tuggs Meals

July 24, 2023

Transitioning your pup onto Tuggs should be done gradually, and our nutritionist has created the above guideline for you to follow. We suggest that a small volume of Tuggs is mixed in with your dog’s current food, incrementally increasing the volume each day for 7 days. After a week, your pup should be fine to gobble down a whole portion of Tuggs!

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