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Pedigree ® Can recipe gives your dog an enjoyable meal everyday. Produced from quality meat and selected vegetables which are carefully cooked to preserve the essential nutritions he needs. It is also enrixhed with Vitamin E and Omega 6 for healthy skin and a beautiful coat. The superb taste from real meat ensures pure enjoyment for him. Your dog will think it's a meal you cooked just for him! Before your new puppy or dog arrives, there are a few things you need to get ready to make sure they’re comfortable and happy in their new home. Food and water bowls Choose heavy-bottomed ceramic or stainless steel food and water bowls. Plastic bowls will probably end up as chew toys, and the tooth marks could become a haven for bacteria and damage teeth and gums.. A heavy bowl will also be harder for your dog (and you) to knock over by accident. Your dog’s first food Arriving at their new home is going to be a big change for your dog. So one of the kindest things you can do is to give them a bowl of the same food that they’re used to. It’ll make your dog feel welcome and secure. After that, you can decide what food you’d like to give them. If you decide to change the dogs diet, ensure that you wean gradually over 5-7 days by mixing the new food in with the old. It is important to feed a complete and balanced dog food appropriate for the dogs age and life-style. At Pedigree, over 50 years of nutritional research have gone into ensuring our food contains exactly the right mix of protein, carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals, fats and fibre for each stage of your dog’s life. Your puppy or dog’s first visit to the vet Ask neighbouring dog owners to recommend a vet, or use our vet finder tool to locate a local surgery. As soon as your dog’s used to you and their new home, take them for a visit. Besides a general check-up, you’ll need to talk about worming, vaccinations, microchipping and neutering. Take some treats along and make a big fuss of your dog. With the right vet practice and a positive attitude, a trip to the vet’s could be fun for your dog, rather than scary.