Nothing beats fostering the bond between you and your dog, but knowing what exactly they need in their diet isn’t always straightforward. From sensitive stomachs to shifting tastes and changing energy levels, their needs evolve over time.

Pooch & Mutt are here for all breeds and needs. With vet-approved recipes made using natural, junk-free ingredients, their food is designed to support dogs through every chapter and tail, from playful pups to wise old companions.

Foodism has teamed up with Pooch & Mutt to give one reader the chance to win a year’s supply of dog food, treats and supplements worth £660.

Pooch & Mutt began in 2007 when founder Guy created a natural joint supplement for his dog, Cookie. It worked so well that he turned it into a brand to help other dogs live healthier lives.

Whether it’s flavour-packed wet food to tempt fussy eaters, thoughtfully crafted dry food across wellbeing, primal, superfood and veterinary ranges, or essential extras like treats, dental sticks and supplements. There’s something to help every dog thrive. Each recipe is made without preservatives, artificial colours or unnecessary fillers - just honest nutrition designed to help dogs look good, feel good and live well.

Your prize

  • One year’s supply of dog food, treats and supplements

Total value: £660

The question is: What year did Pooch & Mutt begin?

Competition closes: 23rd March 2026

The prize is a year’s supply of dog food from Pooch & Mutt, provided in the form of e-vouchers. The prize will be issued as a £55 e-voucher, redeemable
once per month for 12 months.

Vouchers are not redeemable against subscription products and cannot be combined with any other discount code or promotional offer. Vouchers cannot be
exchanged for cashback.

Vouchers can be used across all products, not just food. The £55 voucher can be used as part of a larger purchase; any remaining balance must be paid by the customer. There is no cash
alternative. The prize draw is open to UK residents only.

Entrants must be aged 16 or over. One entry per customer.