Trophy Pet Foods - West Lothian

18/05/2022

Trophy Pet Foods - West Lothian updated their phone number.

Trophy Pet Foods - West Lothian updated their phone number.

18/05/2022

Trophy Pet Foods - West Lothian updated their address.

Trophy Pet Foods - West Lothian updated their address.

12/05/2022

Welcome to Trophy Pet Foods!

IMPORTANT UPDATE: Please contact our Sales team at [email protected] or 01367 240 300 for any orders or queries in John's absence. Alternatively you can place your order via www.trophypetfoods.co.uk

British-made natural, premium pet foods, ethically approved and of uncompromising quality. Delivered to your home via our qualified nutritional advisers.

12/05/2022

Trophy Pet Foods - West Lothian updated their website address.

Trophy Pet Foods - West Lothian updated their website address.

17/03/2022

If you’re thinking of trying Trophy Pet Foods, you can now book a free Zoom or phone call with one of our independently qualified nutritional advisers via our website. www.trophypetfoods.co.uk/how-we-work/

15/03/2022

Our puppy competition is still open! You have until midnight on Sunday, 20th March to comment with your best photo of them and they could win a hamper of goodies worth £50. We’ll announce our shortlist the following week and will be asking for your help to choose our Puppy of the Month- so keep an eye on our socials 👀

14/03/2022

For Dog Theft Awareness Day we're giving you some tips on how to make sure your pup stays safe. Get your dog microchipped, not only is it a legal requirement, but it makes identifying your pet quick and easy if they ever get lost. The same goes for a collar and ID tag, dogs must wear these when they're out in public. We recommend not having your dog’s name included on its collar as this is valuable information to a thief. For more tips, read our blog on the website www.trophypetfoods.co.uk/blog/how-to-keep-your-dog-safe

12/03/2022

Today is Plant a Flower Day, and although we all like our gardens to look pretty- some flowers can be poisonous to dogs. Dogs Trust has put together a list of all the plants that could cause your dog to become ill if eaten:
- Azaleas and rhododendrons, if eaten, can cause nausea, vomiting and difficulty breathing.
- Daffodil and other narcissus bulbs are toxic to dogs and cause nausea, vomiting and diarrhoea.
- Delphinium, eating young larkspur plants and seeds can cause digestive problems including vomiting and diarrhoea, nervousness.
- Yew, eating yew berries and foliage (but particularly the foliage) can cause dizziness, a dry mouth, abdominal cramps, salivation and vomiting.

09/03/2022

We’d like to introduce you to Arlo! He’s a Central European Shepherd Dog and at 14 weeks old is such the cutie- just look at that face! Ted at Trophy Pet Foods - Black Country loves delivering his Trophy Surf & Turf to him so he can get a cuddle!

08/03/2022

Our Tongue out Tuesday this week comes from Remi. She’s a 15-month-old Miniature Springerdoodle (Sproodle) and loves an adventure! Boating and paddle boarding are her favourite! Thank you to Remi's owner and Matt Trophy Pet Foods - Torbay for sending us these great photos!!

07/03/2022

Purchasing your pet food through one of our local franchisees means you can order supplies easily and get them delivered, sometimes at short notice, direct to your home! You'll also have access to their advice and knowledge to help keep your pet fit and healthy. You can find your local franchisee on our website: www.trophypetfoods.co.uk

04/03/2022

It's puppy month here at Trophy! ❤ For the chance to win a hamper of goodies for your puppy, and for them to be named our Pet of the Month, simply post their photo below! You have until midnight on Sunday, 20th March to get your entry in and our shortlist will be announced the following day. 🤞Remember to tell all your puppy pals!
**open to UK residents only**

01/03/2022

It’s Pancake Day! To make sure no one in the household misses out, DogsTrust has created a dog-friendly recipe with just 3 ingredients- 50g plain flour, 1 egg and 100ml water! Let us know what topping your dogs would have on their pancakes….we're thinking sausages??! https://www.dogstrust.org.uk/latest/2020/dog-friendly-pancakes-2020

28/02/2022

We just had to share this photo of Trophy dog @indiworkingcocker over on Instagram… surely there are comfier ways to have a nap?!!

27/02/2022

Our cat kibble is suitable for all adult cats and kittens. It’s an excellent all-round food with a specially designed shape which provides a teeth cleaning function to help keep the mouth in tip-top condition. “The cats love it & it’s well worth the money!!! I’m going to put my dogs on Trophy's dog food when I next order the cats food!!!” https://www.trophypetfoods.co.uk/products/details/28/ultra-premium-cat-kibble

24/02/2022

How many cat lovers do we have out there? 🙋‍♀️

23/02/2022

It's National Dog Biscuit Day and all the pups here are jumping for joy! But not all dogs get on with hard, crunchy biscuits- especially smaller breeds and older dogs. Our holistic small bite kibble is extremely light and aerated so it fractures easily in the mouth. This helps those with tiny teeth, or less teeth, while still making it appetising for them.

21/02/2022

Oh my! Is there anything cuter? We're so jealous of Trophy Pet Foods - Wakefield who got a cuddle (and a nibbled nose!) with one of their newest customers. Just adorable.

20/02/2022

Today is National Love Your Pet Day (as if we needed an excuse to give them a cuddle!) How are you celebrating today? Comment below with your photos and we'll share our favourites

19/02/2022

For Cat Health Month we’ve been giving advice and guidance on keeping your feline in tip-top condition. Today we’re looking at cat flu. The symptoms can appear out of nowhere and may affect their overall well-being. Although it can go away on its own, we always recommend getting your cat checked by your vet if you spot any of the following symptoms: sneezing, watery eyes, difficulty breathing, runny nose, loss of appetite, coughing and dribbling.

16/02/2022

If you’re swapping your dogs food over to Trophy, or moving on from puppy food, our local nutritional advisers can help you with the blending in process. This is where you slowly introduce the new food along with the old.

15/02/2022

Looks like Bear was happy to be going out on a day trip!

14/02/2022

Happy Valentines Day everyone!

13/02/2022

The shape of our cat kibble ensures the food is easy to pick up and breaks easily when crunched. Its texture and shape also provides a teeth cleaning function to help keep the mouth in tip-top condition

11/02/2022

If a dog has gone off its food, it could be due to its teeth. When they are sat quietly, gently lift the flaps of their gums and have a quiet look at the teeth you can see. Pay attention to the colour of the gums- they should be a nice pink colour. If you spot any lumps or broken and chipped teeth contact your vet for an appointment. If you have a puppy, we recommend getting them used to teeth brushing as this will help with their health as they get older.

10/02/2022

How true is this?

08/02/2022

Posey is our #TongueoutTuesday star this week. She’s a Petit Basset Griffon Vendéen and one of their adorable nicknames is “the happy breed” as they’re known for being incredibly happy and enjoy human and canine company. We love that!

07/02/2022

Cats have an instinct to groom themselves and, as a result, they can swallow hair. Long-haired cat breeds (e.g. Maine C**n and Persian) are more prone to develop hairballs because of excessive grooming and hair shedding. Brushing your cat will decrease this and help create a bond between you. It is generally recommended to groom a long-haired cat on a daily basis, and twice a week for short-haired cats. After a grooming session, you can wipe down your cat with the help of moist pet wipes to pick up any remaining loose hair.

05/02/2022

February is National Cat Health Month- so we have some tips on how to keep your feline friend feeling good. Playtime not only keeps your cats brain active and gives them indoor exercise, but it is also a great way to bond with them. Did you know cats actually enjoy playing fetch in the same way dogs do? Make sure you use a toy you can throw to the other side of the room and small enough that your cat can carry it in their mouth.

03/02/2022

If you would like your pet to be in with a chance of being named Trophy's Pet of the Month, either send us or tag us in your photo and we’ll pick our favourite. Good luck and we can’t wait to see all your pics!

02/02/2022

You all take such brilliant photos of your pets that we just have to share them! Every month we pick our favourite as Trophy’s Pet of the Month and for February it’s Honey! She looks so happy with herself after her winter swim- we don’t blame her owner for not joining her though! Brrr!

31/01/2022

We love a before and after pic. We start with Tyson at 11 weeks old- then at 1.5 years old! Wow…what a difference! 😱Thanks Matt Trophy Pet Foods - Torbay for the photos, Tyson is so handsome.

29/01/2022

“I always buy Trophy food. Never gets refused by my dog, great value, perfect size for her to chew before swallowing and can be mixed with other food if needed.”- never gets refused? That’s the best feedback ever!!! 😊

28/01/2022

Winter is a lovely time of year for most pets, lots of warm cuddles, scenic walks, and a few extra seasonal treats, but winter can bring its own unique challenges to our furry companions. We have lots of tips on how to help look after your pet during the colder weather in our Winter Care blog. http://ow.ly/jLv750HqHo0

26/01/2022

When it’s frosty, check any outside water bowls haven’t frozen over which will prevent your dog from drinking. It may also be best to switch to high-grade food-standard water bowls to prevent your dog’s tongue from making contact with frosted metal surfaces.