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A high-protein, calorie-controlled kibble — Labradors are famously food-obsessed and prone to obesity. Look for named meat first, around 25%+ protein, and measure every meal. Our grain-free kangaroo kibble is a great lean-protein option.

A small-breed formula with omega-3 and omega-6 oils to support their curly, low-shedding coat and skin. Small kibble pieces suit their smaller jaws, and portion control matters — Cavoodles gain weight quickly after desexing.

A large-breed cat formula with joint-support nutrients (glucosamine) and plenty of animal protein. Maine Coons mature slowly — feed a kitten formula until 15 months. See our cat food range.

Yes — with a big asterisk. Kelpies are loyal and gentle with their family, but they need 1–2 hours of hard exercise and mental work daily. Without a job to do, they'll invent one (like herding your kids). Best for active rural or sporty suburban families.

Australian Mist, Ragdoll and British Shorthair all thrive indoors. The Australian Mist was literally bred in Australia for indoor life — calm, affectionate and happy without outdoor access.

At least 1–2 hours daily, plus mental enrichment — training games, puzzle feeders, agility. A Border Collie that only gets walked will still be bored; their brains need work too.

Yes — their semi-long coat sheds year-round and blows coat seasonally. Brush 2–3 times a week and feed a hairball-control formula. The good news: their coat has no undercoat, so it mats less than other long-haired breeds.

Labradors, Cavoodles and Staffies are forgiving of rookie mistakes — friendly, trainable and adaptable. Avoid high-drive working breeds (Kelpies, Border Collies) until you have experience and time.

Strongly recommended for breeds with known health issues: Dachshunds (backs), Staffies (skin), British Shorthairs (heart), Ragdolls (kidneys). Insure from day one — pre-existing conditions are excluded later. Compare cover in our pet insurance hub with breed-by-breed guides.

Often, yes — mixed breeds benefit from a wider gene pool (hybrid vigour), lowering the risk of inherited disease. But any dog can have health issues, so insurance and regular vet checks matter for every pet.