Truffles gets her organic lunch
Pampered pooches can now join in the trend for eating organic food, with the launch of Truffles, named after the dog it was invented for.
The pet food is now being sold by the Rhug Estate where the Labrador, Truffle, lives with his owner, Lord Newborough.
It is available not only at the estate farm shop but on London's famous Borough Market.
Lord Newborough, who moved from Shropshire to the family estate, says he is committed to an organic lifestyle.
Graham Webster, General Manager of the Rhug Farm Shop and Bistro said: “The idea originated from creating a healthy organic product for Lord Newborough’s Labrador, un-coincidentally called Truffles, to enjoy.
"She is always complimented on her shiny, glossy coat and the vet gives her a clean bill of health at every visit."
The dog food's ingredients include organic meat, organic fruit and vegetables, salmon oil and camomile tea.
Mr Jones said the farm welcomed visitors' dogs, whether in the Rhug Bistro or on one of the farm walks.
“When out walking in the countryside it is important to remember that it is a working environment where animals graze. Walkers should be mindful of their surroundings to fully enjoy the experience.”
Gareth continued, “Walkers should be vigilant, especially on entering a field or where you cannot see the whole field, and try to stay away from animals and to be aware of their movements. In the spring it’s especially important to be sympathetic to farm animals rearing their young and give them space. Do not get between a cow and her calf.”
The Rhug’s Farm Walks are free and visitors can see many animals including Rhug's herd of bison.
