Cesar

Cesar - for man eaters who rip your throat out? No, the key thing is the missing letter 'A' in C(a)esar - less the emperor of the world than a little yappy thing. When I tell you that this stuff started out as 'Mr Dog' I think you get the picture... Cesar is a dog food that comes in either tins or plastic containers with peel off lids and it's exclusively for the smaller breed of dogs as it includes a special yap proof ingredient...either that or a sound little kick to the abdomen should do the trick. Mrs D is a big lover of the cairn terrier (very, very suspicious if you ask me, and even if ... more

A week past Wednesday I arrived home at the usual time only to be greeted at the front door by my wife. Dreadful thoughts were going through my head I thought something serious was wrong...........she had never met me at the door before. On reaching the front door I was instructed to close my eyes ( a rush of relief surged through my body ) and walk slowly into the living room. I walked the short distance from the door the the living room with anticipation raging in my head, as I slowly opened the living room door my wife instructed me to open my eyes. Hell I hadn't a clue what to expect, but ... more

We have a little black Westie - Cairn Terrier cross called Bobby, and although Bobby is probably less than twleve inches tall off the floor while daddy is six foot three and mummy five eleven, who gets priority at dinner time? That's right, inch high dog. We picked Bobby up from a rescue centre earlier this year (his elderly owner had died), and despite reassurances from staff at the centre of Bobby's liking for dry complete dog food, he wouldn't eat an ounce of it when we got him home, even with the addition of Dog Gravy (yes, it's sad I know - but that's what you have to do for four legged ... more

I have two dogs one medium size and one small size not that this makes a blind bit of difference when it comes to feeding time at the zoo. Over many years we have tried every type of dog food you can imagine, canned, dried, fresh cooked meat, left overs you name it, we have tried it. Without any doubt in my mind my dogs favorite dinner is cesar, they are not fussy about what flavour they have, I have tried tricking them just in case they are intelligent enough to reconise what tin im opening, but no these dogs definately know what they like. There are two draw backs with cesar as far as i am ... more

Everyone who loves their dog's will want to keep them happy and healthy which means choosing a suitable dog food which he/she will enjoy. That's why i chose Cesar. Cesar dog food comes in eithe tins or foil packets and my dog definitely prefers the foiled Cesar. Although these are quite expensive (around 60p each), a small dog shouldn't need more than one a day, so it's not too expensive when you work it all out. The Cesar packets come in a variety of different flavours (some with veg in). I think one of the reasons our dog likes it is that the chunks of meat are in jelly which adds to the ... more