Testimonials

I have been using Trophy dog food for a while and I have recently changed from 'brand name' cat crunchies to the Trophy range. I cannot recommend them enough (on behalf of my cats, of course!) As unpleasant as it is to say, two of my cats would eat brand name crunchies, then usually ended throwing half of it back up again! (I assume this was due to them swelling in their stomach, and there not being enough room!?) The Trophy crunchies have not caused this problem at all. They are much smaller and don't swell up. All my cats love them and although they are a little more expensive I have found that they are far more satisfied after eating a smaller portion than brand name products, they are not gorging on them, so a bag is lasting a good while. They are happy contented cats, and I don't need to watch where I place my feet now! Thank you Trophy, another great product!

Rachel Bishop

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Feeding the Trophy Way - Dogs

Introducing a new food is very easy but it is a gradual process. Feeding the Trophy way will ensure the Trophy  satisfaction guarantee.

  • Gradually introduce your new Trophy food over a five day period. Mix with the current food, increasing the  Trophy food by 20% each day, until the changeover is complete. With the sensitive dog/fusspot gradually  introduce over 10 days.
  • Feed twice a day to improve digestion and stabilise blood sugar levels. In some cases this can also help  reduce hyperactivity and nervousness.
  • Always feed the correct amount, don’t be tempted to over feed, as complete food will look less. There is a  feeding guide on each bag.  Intake amounts will vary depending on weight, size, age, and activity levels and  well being. Feeding guides are intended as a starting point and can be adjusted. It is vital not to overfeed.
  • Live natural yoghurt may be added to improve intestinal bacteria or clear up minor stomach upsets.
  • Monitor your dog’s motions; if they become loose then your dog could be eating more than it needs. Please  note, however, that for a short time the motions may change from their normal ‘look’ as your dog gets used to their new food. In feeding Trophy the motions should become firmer and easier to clean up. This should lead  to fewer motions, however with some dogs frequent ‘toileting’ is a normal sign.
  • Fussy/sensitive dogs often eat grass which may suggest indigestion / heart burn. Feeding from a raised bowl  and/or moistening the food will help.
  • Make sure clean, fresh water is always available. Dogs do drink more water when fed a complete food, as the food  contains little moisture.
  • Do not panic if your pet does not eat every meal, it is not a sign of illness or that they no longer like the food. Dogs  naturally have days when they do not want to eat, as we do. Should you wish to look at a different ‘flavour’ for your  dog please speak to your nutritional advisor/franchisee.
  • A change in food will be required as your dog gets older. Please discuss when and how with your nutritional advisor/ franchisee.
  • Keep treats to a minimum. Dog
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