Our dog food products look after your dog from puppy to senior, covering hypo allergenic for sensitive digestion, high energy foods for active dogs, special needs such as grey hounds and pregnant bitches.
All our products come in 15kg sacks but 5kg & 10kg bags are available upon request for sampling or for holiday use.
On average a 5kg bag will last 2 terriers for 1 week.
Our Cat, Ferret and rabbit food are also of the same high quality standards from the same food mill.
Feel free to contact us about your pets and any concerns or special requirements they may have. We can assist with advising which food may be best for them.
We are also happy to mix products for our customers, for example make a 15kg bag from hypo allergenic fish & rice with the small kibble Chicken & rice.
Customer Reviews
“The Dog Diner has done us proud at Furrytails… thanks so much for the donation of food for “Rollo the Rescue” and he appreciates it muchly. Excellent food, all natural ingredients.” Furry Tails Kennel & Cattery
“Leah and Lewy love the food fromThe Dog Diner. Diet is just as important as exercise. It is just great food. Everyone should buy it”
Quote from Jana Langer, Paws to Splash Canine hydrotherapy & Matching Partners Canine Rescue
As dedicated Cumbria dog owners ourselves, we understand how important your animals are to you.
We are also involved with and support, Canine First Aid Training and Canine Rescue.
The health of our animals is about the exercise, the general care and attention they receive and most importantly the food, they eat. Like us our animals have a variety of food needs depending upon their breed, life style , general health and food intolerances.
We obtain our produce from a family run manufacturer and distributor of high quality animal feeds.
The food comes straight from the manufacturer, allowing us to keep the costs down for you.
Dog food delivery in Cumbria within 7 days of order but usually quicker.
All orders subject of availability.
Contact
07528 800 720
07742 257 184
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