With a wide range of food types, on the market for small mammals, pet owners are often confused between the terms used to describe these product formats. In this factsheet the different terms used are described with examples and images.
RABBITS – GUINEA PIGS – CHINCHILLAS – DEGUS
Feeding a high quality diet that mimics fibre-rich natural nutrition is key to keeping small herbivores in optimum health, but what does this mean?
The pet food industry has been making progress to reduce and optimise the use of pet food packaging materials to promote circularity in the pet food manufacturing industry.
This pet food diary will help you keep a record of what your pet is eating – you may be surprised at the end of the week just how many treats they have been given!
Use our Cat-Size-O-Meter cat size chart and top tips for cat weight management to help you determine if your cat is a healthy weight, too skinny or too heavy.
Use our Bird-Size-O-Meter bird size and weight chart to get hands-on with your bird and assess if they are a healthy size. Free printable download available!
Rabbit owners should check their rabbit's weight and size regularly. UK Pet Food's Rabbit Size-O-Meter is a helpful rabbit size chart to help you do this!
Ensure your dog is at a healthy size and weight with UK Pet Food's Dog Size O Meter. Find out if your furry friend is in good shape and get helpful tips!
Get all the essential information on puppy nutrition from UK Pet Food to ensure you get your puppy's diet right from the start. Set your pup up for a happy, healthy life!
Use this factsheet to calculate the amount of protein your dog is consuming on a wet or dry diet, and find out why proteins are so important for cat and dog diets.
Understanding kitten nutrition helps your new feline friend live a happy and healthy life far beyond their first few months. Learn more from UK Pet Food.
It is essential to look after the areas where you feed garden birds. Like any other animal, wild birds can be affected by diseases if the necessary hygiene measures are not followed.
