The Problem
Feeding a fussy dog can be challenging. Many dog parents have tried several different foods, only to find their dog turns up their nose or happily eats a new food for a few days before losing interest.
Some dogs can also be highly selective, eating certain bits and leaving others. For their owners, this can cause plenty of worry. Are they eating enough? Are they getting the nutrition they need? Do they simply not like their food?
It can become expensive too, particularly when good food ends up going in the bin.
If your dog has suddenly lost their appetite or their eating habits have noticeably changed, it's important not to assume they're simply being fussy. Speak to your vet if you're concerned, particularly if there are other signs that your dog may be unwell.
Why We Created Wolfworthy
When we got a dog of our own, like most dog parents, we wanted to feed her the best possible diet.
After researching the market, we decided to create a food centred around high levels of quality animal ingredients.
Wolfworthy follows an 80:20 approach, with 80% animal ingredients alongside fruit, vegetables and other carefully selected ingredients.
Our recipes contain exceptionally high amounts of freshly prepared, human-grade quality meat and fish. These freshly prepared proteins are gently cooked at around 82°C, helping to preserve their nutrients and flavour while producing a highly digestible food.
Our Original recipe also includes freshly prepared beef liver, hearts and kidneys.
All three Wolfworthy recipes are grain-free and are among the highest-rated dry dog foods in the UK on independent dog food comparison site All About Dog Food.
For us, it is about making nutritious dry food that dogs can genuinely enjoy eating.
What if your dog is fussy?
There can be many reasons why a dog appears fussy, from portion sizes and treats to feeding routines and individual preferences. A change in appetite can also sometimes have an underlying cause.
Rather than continually changing foods, it's worth considering your dog's overall feeding routine and choosing a complete food that meets their nutritional needs.
Read our guide to choosing food safely for a fussy dog.
What Wolfworthy Customers Say
We've heard from many customers whose previously fussy dogs have taken well to Wolfworthy. Here are a few of their experiences:
“Our cocker spaniel is such a fussy eater but on trying Wolfworthy he ate the whole lot and was looking for more.” — Jo
“Gone in 60 seconds, tried a 60g sample. My boy is usually quite fussy about dried food but soon hoovered up these. Will be purchasing a bag once he has finished his supply of his usual food.” — Merlin's Mum
“This is probably the only food my fussy dog will eat without encouragement. I like the fact it is made of good quality ingredients.” — Anth
See for Yourself
If you'd like to see whether your dog enjoys Wolfworthy before committing to a full-size bag, our 60g samples are available for £1.99 each and are intended as a simple taste test.
You can choose from our Original, Oily Fish and Countryside recipes.
For customers who decide to continue with Wolfworthy, you can order directly through our website. Subscription customers receive 10% off every order, with free delivery direct to their door, and subscriptions can be amended or cancelled at any time.
Sometimes the simplest way to find out whether a food gets your dog's approval is to let them try it for themselves.
