My dog had smelly breath and terrible…
My dog had smelly breath and terrible poop until Bella and Boots. Best pet food and worth every cent.
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My dog had smelly breath and terrible poop until Bella and Boots. Best pet food and worth every cent.
Very disapointed ordered cat food to try and didnt realise I have signed up for subscribtion. My cat didnt eat the food so i have food left for a 40 days :((((
Received a call to find out I have subscribed for more food to come each month, once I said I didnt know about the subscribtion lady put phone down on me… think twice before buying please.
A whole website dedicated to feed niusances and only one pitiful, scant little option for cats. Not worth buying, dogs eat their own poo, they don't need 6 types of food.
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