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Frequently Asked Questions
Are your recipes complete diets? Do I need to feed my dog anything else?
All of our recipes are complete diets. You do not need to feed your dog anything else when they are enjoying Beco food. Our recipes have all the nutrients dogs need to be happy and healthy.
What size is your kibble?
Our standard adult kibble which includes free range chicken, wild boar and cod & haddock is 1.5cm. Our puppy and small breed kibble is 0.6cm.
Can I switch to your food straight away?
Yes, your lucky dog will be grateful if you switch when you can. We recommend switching over the course of a few days and phasing them onto Beco food. Our recipes are super digestible and transition period minimises the chance of any stomach upsets as they adjust to a new nutritious diet.
How should I store Beco food?
To make sure it stays fresh, Beco Food should be stored in a cool and dry place. We recommend storing it in an airtight container or resealing the bag between meals, to lock in all those lovely flavours and smells.
How long does your food stay fresh for once opened?
When stored in a cool, dry place and the bag is resealed, our dry food stays fresh for roughly 4 weeks once opened. As we use fresh ingredients, Beco food does need to be stored correctly.
Can I mix your kibble with wet food?
Yes, you can. You don’t need to as our little biscuits are bursting with nutrients and flavour, however, if your dog prefers a mix then our biscuits mix well. You can always try mixing a little water with our biscuits to make a meaty gravy.
Do you have food suitable for my elderly dog?
Yes, we recommend our wild caught cod & haddock kibble. The recipe is low in fat
and high in omegas 3 & 6 meaning its perfect for dog’s who are trying to
shed some weight or are less active.
What is hypoallergenic food and what are the benefits?
Hypoallergenic dog food is formulated to avoid ingredients that commonly trigger allergic reactions in dogs, like beef, chicken, dairy, or grains. Instead using novel proteins like in our wild boar and swapping grains for vegetables and pulses.
Common symptoms of allergies or intolerances include itchy skin, flat coat, farts (lots of them), and loose stools. If your dog has some of these, switching to a hypoallergenic recipe could help improve their digestion.
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