Poole’s small-batch pet kitchen

Dinner they’d
queue for.

Slow-cooked suppers and oven-baked treats for dogs and cats, made weekly in small batches and delivered straight to the bowl.

  • Vet-formulated
  • No fillers, ever
  • Delivered weekly
A golden retriever and a silver tabby cat eyeing a full bowl of Wag & Whisker supper
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A glossy-coated labrador beside a licked-clean bowl in the morning sun

Why Wag & Whisker

The bowl doesn’t lie.

  • Slow-cooked in small batches

    Weekly kitchen runs, never warehoused. Your box is cooked days, not months, before it ships.

  • Vet-formulated recipes

    Every menu is balanced by our in-house vet, Dr. Priya Shah, to FEDIAF nutritional standards.

  • Named-cut meat, zero fillers

    Beef means beef and salmon means salmon. No "meat meal", no wheat bulk, no mystery gravy.

  • Delivered on your schedule

    Pause, skip or swap any week by lunchtime Sunday. The bowl never runs empty, and never overflows.

From the pack

9,000 bowls a month, licked clean.

Margo now sits by the fridge at 5pm sharp. She has never once been wrong about the time.

Eleanor P. & Margo

dachshund, Poole

Verified

Our vet asked what we had changed. Biscuit’s coat looks brushed even when it isn’t. It’s the salmon tin, every time.

Sam T. & Biscuit

british shorthair

Verified

Two dogs, one cat, zero leftovers. The pause-a-week button has saved every single holiday since we signed up.

The Okafor family

a full house

Verified

The venison box smells so good the humans got jealous. Otis has never eaten faster.

Priya D. & Otis

whippet

Verified

Switched after years of supermarket kibble. The difference in energy on walks was obvious within a fortnight.

Mark H. & Bruno

boxer, Bournemouth

Verified

Delivery turned up in the rain, dead on time, box in perfect nick. The driver even knew Alfie by name.

Jenny W. & Alfie

cockapoo

Verified

My picky princess of a cat sniffed the whitefish tin once, then ate the lot. I have witnesses.

Tom R. & Duchess

ragdoll

Verified

The peanut butter bones are the only currency Rex accepts for recall training. Worth every penny.

Sofia L. & Rex

german shepherd

Verified

The oak bowl stand is furniture-grade. Guests genuinely ask where the dog bar is from.

Gareth & Nia

two labradors

Verified

Skipped a week while we were away and it just worked. No calls, no chasing, no waste.

Hannah B.

beagle household

Verified

Duck and carrot is apparently a religious experience. Purring starts when the tin drawer opens.

Chris & Wanda

maine coon

Verified

Honest packaging, honest ingredients list, and a dog with a coat like a show pony. Sold.

Amara O. & Pip

spaniel, Poole

Verified

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Psst, this whole site is a playground

Spotted a “bug” in the biscuits?
Report it. For real.

Wag & Whisker is a fictional brand built to demo Bugpot, the visual feedback widget living in the corner of this page. Everything is switched on, and the backend it reports into belongs to you alone.

  1. Step one

    Hit the feedback button

    Bottom-right corner. Pick "bug", "comment" or "suggestion", and the widget snaps a screenshot of exactly what you see.

  2. Step two

    Draw on the page

    Circle the wonky biscuit, drop an arrow, type a note. Console logs and browser details ride along automatically.

  3. Step three

    Open your backend

    Your report is already in the inbox. Triage it, set a priority, leave a comment. It is the full product, not a mock.

Open the backend

Each browser gets its own private demo workspace. Nobody else sees your reports, and it deletes itself after 24 hours.