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Specialised in making homemade dog and cat food easy 🥩🫰

Board Certified Veterinary Nutritionists | Recipes for healthy and therapeutic homemade diets | Referrals 🩺

29/10/2026

It was Dr Becca’s birthday a couple of weeks ago, and Artemis Field (Arty) took her role of taste tester a little too seriously 🤣 She still needs to let us know what she wished for 🎂🐶

The cake was a chiffon cake with pistachio and raspberries, so no chocolate or raisins involved!

Video credit: Ben S.

28/10/2026

🎃 TRICK OR TREAT? 👻🐾

No tricks here, just 3 simple ingredients for a homemade Halloween treat your dog can enjoy! 🐶
These pumpkin biscuits are easy to make and perfect for getting your pup involved in the spooky season.

🥣 All you need:
🎃 500 g Pumpkin
🥚 1 large egg
🌾 1.75 - 2 cups wholemeal flour (approximately)

Simply mix the ingredients into a dough, roll it out to 3 – 5 mm thick, cut into your favourite shapes and bake at 120C until firm! Usually about 30 minutes, rotating once halfway through baking. Rolling it out thinner and baking it for longer would create a drier, crunchy consistency. Store in the refrigerator and use within a week.

🐾 A little nutrition tip: Homemade treats can be a fun way to add variety to your dog’s diet but remember that treats should make up no more than 10% of their daily calorie intake.

👻 Save this recipe for Halloween and let us know if you’ll be making these for your pup!

🎃👻 TRICK OR TREAT? Pet edition!Halloween means plenty of yummy treats for us humans…but some can be downright scary for ...
26/10/2026

🎃👻 TRICK OR TREAT? Pet edition!

Halloween means plenty of yummy treats for us humans…but some can be downright scary for our pets! 🐶🐱

🚫 TRICK: Chocolate, xylitol-containing sweets, grapes and raisins, onion, and macadamia nuts are among the foods to keep away from pets.

✅ TREAT: Plain cooked pumpkin, bone broth, blueberries and small pieces of cooked, unseasoned meat can be great alternatives for many dogs and cats (a little less so for blueberries, but if they’re willing and it’s just a treat)

But even healthy treats should be offered in moderation. Aim to keep treats and extras to no more than around 10% of daily calories.

And remember to keep Halloween sweets and wrappers safely out of reach! If your pet eats something they shouldn’t have, call your veterinarian or the Australian Animal Poisons Helpline (a fee applies) at 1300 869 738

🐾 Stay tuned, we’ll be sharing a homemade Halloween treat recipe later this week!

Happy Howl-o-ween! 🎃❤️

🧡🐶 NEW! Two homemade feeding guides for dogs with heart disease!Did you know that a dog’s nutritional needs can change a...
14/10/2026

🧡🐶 NEW! Two homemade feeding guides for dogs with heart disease!

Did you know that a dog’s nutritional needs can change as heart disease progresses?

One of the biggest differences is how much sodium should be restricted.

🧡 EARLY CARDIAC DISEASE
Moderate sodium restriction is recommended, alongside adequate protein, omega-3 fatty acids and maintaining a healthy body weight.

🧡 ADVANCED CARDIAC DISEASE
More stringent sodium restriction may be needed, particularly in dogs with congestive heart failure. Maintaining muscle mass, adequate calorie intake and good palatability also become especially important.

🥩 What if your dog needs a low-fat diet too?

Both of our new feeding guides offer flexible ingredient choices, including lower-fat recipes for dogs with additional dietary requirements.

Our guides use CompleteMe Hypo Canine Plus to help you prepare complete and balanced homemade meals with controlled sodium and plenty of ingredient variety.

Because managing heart disease through nutrition isn’t one-size-fits-all! 🧡

🔗 Explore our new Early and Advanced Cardiac Feeding Guides on our website (link in bio).

Always discuss dietary changes with your dog’s treating veterinarian, particularly if they have congestive heart failure or are receiving cardiac medications.

12/10/2026

🐶🥕 Weekend meal prep…for the dog! ☺️

Over the weekend, we caught up with a friend who was preparing a batch of homemade meals for her gorgeous pup, Artemis Field (Arty), and of course, we had to film it! 🎥 😆

Fresh ingredients, a little cooking, some portioning… and CompleteMe to help provide the essential vitamins and minerals needed to balance the recipe. ✨

One of the things we love about homemade feeding is being able to choose the ingredients and prepare meals in batches to make feeding throughout the week easier.

And there’s something pretty satisfying about opening the fridge to find your dog’s meals already prepared! 🐾

Are you a weekend meal-prepper, or do you prefer making your dog’s food fresh each day? 👀

08/10/2026

Dr Matt and Dr Meredith are celebrating Harriet’s birthday with some delicious and (healthy-ish) banana muffins 🎉 🎂

What you’ll need 🛒

✅ 4 x medium Cavendish bananas - very ripe 🍌

✅ 2 large eggs 🥚

✅ 2 cups wholemeal self-raising flour

✅ 1-2 handfuls of dates, chopped

✅ 1 teaspoon vanilla essence

✅ 100g butter, melted

✅ 100g walnuts, crushed/finely chopped

Instructions 🧑‍🍳

1️⃣ Chop up the dates — you don’t need to chop them too fine; a bit chunky is alright and adds some texture.

2️⃣ Chop up the walnuts — again, not too fine, as it will also add some texture.

3️⃣ Mash up the very ripe bananas (the more ripe they are, the sweeter the muffins/cake will be).

4️⃣ Mix, mix, mix everything together in a bowl.

6️⃣ Bake in the oven at 200 degrees for about 15-25 minutes (depending on your oven).

7️⃣ Allow them to cool before serving them up for your four-legged friends.

Enjoy! And Happy Birthday, gorgeous Harri! 🧡

30/09/2026

🐾 The VNG team is taking a little extra-long weekend!

Our team will be taking Friday off, followed by the public holiday on Monday, for a well-earned break. 🧡

That means we’ll be offline from Friday for a few days, but we’ll be back on Tuesday to:

📦 Pack & ship your orders
💌 Catch up on emails
🐶🐱 Get back to all things pet nutrition

If you place an order or send us a message while we’re away, don’t worry - it’s safely in the queue and we’ll get onto it when we’re back.

Thank you for your patience and for supporting our little team 🧡

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