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Canine Catering Slow cooked, served fast! Quality meals, treats and snacks for dogs’ tastebuds and nutrition.

29/10/2026

New blog out now

27/10/2026

You teach the tricks, we provide the treats 🎃 Free local delivery - link in bio

27/10/2026

You teach the tricks, we provide the treats

25/10/2026

You teach the tricks, we provide the treats 🎃

New peer-reviewed scientific review on the harmful chemicals that form during high temperature food processing.  😔
23/10/2026

New peer-reviewed scientific review on the harmful chemicals that form during high temperature food processing. 😔

🚨🐶 NEW 2026 SCIENTIFIC REVIEW: DOGS EATING DRY KIBBLE MAY CONSUME 4 TIMES MORE ACRYLAMIDE, A PROBABLE CANCER-CAUSING CHEMICAL, THAN HUMANS!

And here’s the concerning part: There are no specific pet food safety limits for acrylamide!

🔬 A new review published in Frontiers in Veterinary Science examined chemicals formed during high-temperature pet food processing, including acrylamide and advanced glycation end products (AGEs).

HERE’S WHAT THE RESEARCH REVEALS: 👇

🐾 4 TIMES MORE ACRYLAMIDE: Research estimated that dogs eating dry kibble may consume 4 times more acrylamide per pound of body weight than adult humans. Acrylamide is classified as a probable human carcinogen.

🐾 75% LOWER BLOOD LEVELS: In a four-week dog study, dogs eating gently cooked fresh food had approximately 75% lower median blood AGE levels than dogs eating high-heat processed canned food.

🐾 CANNED FOOD ISN’T EXEMPT: Another study found that canned pet food contained approximately 3.5 times more of one AGE marker (CEL) than dry kibble.

🐾 POTENTIAL HEALTH CONCERNS: Research in humans and laboratory animals has linked certain AGEs to inflammation, oxidative stress and chronic disease. Long-term effects in pets need more research.

🐾 NO SPECIFIC SAFETY LIMITS: Regulatory safety limits for acrylamide and AGEs in pet food have not been established.

❤️ THIS IS NOT ABOUT SHAMING PEOPLE WHO FEED KIBBLE.

Millions of loving pet parents rely on kibble because it’s affordable, convenient or their only realistic option.

Feeding kibble doesn’t mean you love your dog any less.

But ultra-processed foods can come with chemical exposure concerns, and we shouldn’t ignore them simply because these foods are widely used.

This review doesn’t prove that kibble causes cancer. But it raises questions about food processing and the long-term effects of eating the same food every day.

OUR PETS DESERVE BETTER.

Better research. Better transparency. Better manufacturing practices. And science-based safety standards for chemicals created during pet food processing.

Because this isn’t about judging what’s in someone’s bowl.

It’s about making EVERY bowl safer. ❤️

20/10/2026

Our guide to all things doggy - The Gourmet Dog Blog

19/10/2026

Tasty, chewy, healthy 😊

Breakfast on the go, or a tasty morsel? 🤔
14/10/2026

Breakfast on the go, or a tasty morsel? 🤔

10/10/2026

Tasty, chewy AND healthy! Ask this satisfied customer.

The October long weekend, every year. 😆
09/10/2026

The October long weekend, every year. 😆

👇Considerate Dog Waits Until Pawblic Holiday To Have Medical Emergency

A local dog has been praised for his thoughtfulness after waiting until a pawblic holiday to experience a mysterious medical emergency, ensuring his hooman was freely available to drive him to the vet.

The dog reportedly began appearing “deeply unwell” at approximately 2am, refusing any food or water, and developing a sudden case of diarrhoea.

The timing was particularly considerate, with significantly less traffic on the roads and his hooman already dressed in comfortable clothes for the journey.

“I could have done it on a workday, but that would have been terribly inconvenient,” he explained.

With his regular vet enjoying the pawblic holiday, the dog also provided his hooman with the opportunity to experience the premium services of a local emergency clinic.

He then demonstrated remarkable efficiency by making a full and speedy recovery during the journey.

By the time they arrived, the dog was back on his feet, greeting staff enthusiastically and taking a keen interest in another dog in reception, allowing the vet to conduct the consultation without the added complication of him actually being unwell.

So thoughtful.

Following an examination, the vet was able to deliver the excellent news that the dog “seems fine,” providing his hooman with professional reassurance, a recommendation for steamed pumpkin and an $80 tube of probiotic paste.

The entire experience came to just $580, including the $500 pawblic holiday consultation.

Fortunately, his hooman had recently replenished her savings, meaning she was perfectly positioned to cover the expense.

The dog’s considerate behaviour continued at home, where he ate his entire dinner he’d spat out just hours before, requested additional snacks and, before his hooman even had a chance to offer pumpkin and open the $80 probiotic paste, he produced the most perfectly formed p**p known to canines.

Sources close to the family say his hooman was “speechless” at just how considerate and pawsitive the whole experience had been.

What a thoughtful pup.

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Oatley, NSW
2111

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Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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