Dogs can now have their own Christmas dinner in a box thanks to Pooch & Mutt - Essex Live

Everyone loves Christmas dinner - and indeed all the other treats you get in the run up to the festive season. And now pets can get in on the fun too.

Natural pet food brand Pooch & Mutt has launched their Christmas range and not only is it packed with festive flavours and nutrients to keep dogs healthy through the winter, but there's currently a 20% discount for savvy shoppers who want to stock up now in readiness for the big day.

The Pooch & Mutt Advent Calendar (£7.99) will keep tails wagging throughout the month of December.

Behind every door there are two tasty Turkey and Cranberry Meaty Treats.

A festive twist on the much-loved meaty treats, these star-shaped limited edition snacks have collagen to help keep coats and skin healthy and probiotics to help with digestion all mixed with a sprinkling of cinnamon for Christmas cheer.

And if your pup has taken a liking to the Advent Calendar treats - or gets tempted to get started on them early - the Turkey and Cranberry Meaty Treats are also available to buy separately.

Pooch & Mutt Christmas range
Pooch & Mutt Christmas range

If you want to get a taste of everything the Christmas range has to offer, then the Pooch & Mutt Merry Poochmas Gift Box is ideal.

Why should your dog miss out on Christmas dinner? This special box includes everything your pup needs to feel part of proceedings on the big day including two sets of Christmas dinner and two sets of Turkey and Cranberry Meaty Treats for £9.99.

The main meal is a grain-free wet food with mouth-watering fresh turkey & chicken paired with a nutritious fruit & vegetable medley (cranberries are not only a Christmas staple but help prevent urine infections in dogs), plus added prebiotics to aid digestion. It also comes in a limited edition environmentally friendly Christmas pack.

For a chance to get 20% off all these festive goodies, just use the code POOCHMAS at the Pooch & Mutt website checkout.

Pooch & Mutt prides themselves on their range being proudly 'no junk' pet food. It's all naturally hypoallergenic and formulated with no added artificial flavours, colours or preservatives, with no grain, cereal, gluten, beef, soy, dairy and non-GM produce.

The company was founded in 2007 by Guy Blaskey, whose family dog Cookie was diagnosed with hip dysplasia at three months old and told she would need a hip replacement by the time she was three.

Cookie was treated with a natural joint supplement made for horses and, when the product worked amazingly well, Guy decided to reformulate it and repackage it for dogs.

Cookie never did need that hip replacement, and almost 15 years on Pooch & Mutt has a wide range of foods which have been formulated with some of the UK's top nutritionists to help all dogs lead happy, healthy lives.

The company prides itself on selling natural meals, treats and supplements that not only taste good but keep dogs healthy in body and mind.

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