Reviewed by
Evelyn
Treat your four-legged best friend to one of the UK’s most popular pet subscription boxes – WufWuf! Packed full of treats, toys and lifestyle products, each month’s box is delivered straight to your door and is customised to fit the size and breed of your dog.
Curious to find out more? Here’s what’s inside this month’s WufWuf box which is themed, To Eat Or Not Eat?
Shakespeare Plush Toy
This fun Shakespeare Plush Toy has plenty of soft stuffing and some crinkly plastic inside to keep your dog amused – it’s also got a squeaker!
Toby loves any kind of plush toy and has taken a perfect likeness for Shakespeare – maybe he’ll start reading his books next?!
Smart Choice Jute Rope Toy
The second toy this month is a large Smart Choice Jute Rope Toy. Made from very tough and sturdy natural Jute fibres, it’s a brilliant toy to play Tug Of War with your dog, and it helps to keep their teeth and gums healthy too.
Toby loves to play Tug Of War and he often wins too!
To Fish Or Not To Fish Treats
Moving onto the treats, the first one that Toby tried are from this box. Inside, there’s a pack of Whitefish Skin Cubes which are 100% natural so they’re a super healthy treat for your pooch. Toby eats a lot of fish on his BARF/Raw food diet so these are perfect for him.
The Innocent Hound Sliced Venison Sausage
The second pack of treats comes from the brand The Innocent Hound and these luxury dog treats are made with 80% air-dried Venison for a really meaty and high-quality treat. They’re also grain-free which is great to see.
Edgard Cooper Busy Dar Bar
Next up, I found an interesting Busy Day Bar from Edgard Cooper which is made from natural ingredients including beef and selected vegetables. Each bar is 35% protein-based, gently baked and grain-free.
Shakepaws Planner
Finally, the last product is a cute Shakepaws Planner which can be used as a long-term diary/planner for your dog to keep track of their health etc. Inside are stickers so I think this would be fun for kids as well as adults to help care for their dog’s future.
By Mary 
