We put plenty of thought into our packaging, choosing materials that keep your furry friend's food fresh while making recycling easier wherever possible.
Dry cat and dog food bags
Our dry food bags are made from mono-PE (polyethylene), a single type of recyclable plastic.
Empty the bag completely.
Take it to a supermarket that accepts soft plastics, alongside carrier bags and other flexible plastic packaging.
Alternatively, check whether your local council accepts flexible plastics in household recycling.
Wet cat food pouches
Our cat food pouches are made from mono-material plastic (polypropylene), designed to be recyclable.
Empty the pouch and give it a quick rinse.
Recycle it at a supermarket soft-plastics collection point.
Some councils also accept these pouches in household recycling, so check your local guidelines.
Wet cat food tins
Our cat food tins are made from steel, which can be recycled.
Empty the tin and give it a quick rinse.
Pop it into your household metal recycling.
Any cardboard sleeves can go into your paper and cardboard recycling.
Wet dog food trays
Our wet dog food trays use different materials depending on the product.
For our 395g trays, the packaging includes:
Plastic tray: Empty, rinse and recycle with plastics where accepted locally.
Cardboard sleeve: Recycle with paper and cardboard.
Sealing film: This currently isn't recyclable and should go into general waste.
For other tray formats, check the recycling symbols on the packaging, as the materials may differ.
Cat and dog treat bags
Our recyclable treat bags and soup pouches are made from mono-PE (polyethylene).
Once empty, take them to a supermarket soft-plastics recycling point, or use a suitable local collection scheme.Please check the instructions on your particular pack, as packaging materials may vary between products.
What about delivery boxes?
Our cardboard delivery boxes and other clean cardboard packaging can go into your household paper and cardboard recycling. Flatten them first to save space!
Not sure what goes where?
Recycling facilities vary depending on where you live, so we always recommend checking the instructions printed on your packaging and your local recycling guidelines.
If you're in the UK, you can use Recycle Now to find out what can be recycled in your area.
Still unsure? Drop us an email at [email protected] and we'll be happy to help!