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"Firstly, we (the girls and I) are very happy with our lovely Rockster food. I am giving them about 75% Rockster now. They all love it of course but, more importantly, Rosie (pancreatitis) is doing really well on her Birds of a Feather. Bella (sensitive stomach) is very happy on her Boeuf du Cap, as is Tippi. I am giving the other two a little of Rosie's now and then.
Today we all went on an hour's drive down winding country roads to our favourite pub for lunch. Bella had none of her usual car sickness, so no washing icky towels when we got home. I am sure she finds Rockster easier to digest than her dried food.
I am very interested to note that after their meals now they all settle down almost immediately for an hour/hour and a half sleep. Curled up small and unmoving - a new thing. When they wake up and come to life they are full of beans (Rockster!) and are raring to go play. I have had to bring old garden toys out of retirement for them. They haven't really played with them for several years.
All best wishes and love and thanks to The Rockster from the girls, without whom their lovely new food would not be 'a thing'."
“Rockster is something that could be life changing”
“A lot of you cook using my recipes because you do not have this option right now”
“This is a Company that are not willing to compromise their standards” “I applaud you!”
“This is not going to be the cheapest food on the shelf but what you are getting is something that we have all been looking for...”
Having been a dog lover all my life and also the owner of a rescue Labrador, I am well aware of the responsibility we have to care for the wellbeing of our dogs, and to look for improvements where we can.
One such avenue is the role that nutrition can play in preventing canine disease and improving their quality of life. This is as true for our pets as it is for us, and it is good to see...
