Autumn changes a dog's routine: darker evenings, different walk times, the odd stolen chestnut or fallen apple on a walk. Some dogs sail through it; others get a slightly unsettled tummy when the season shifts.
Keeping feeding steady is the foundation. Regular mealtimes, the same food, fresh water always available — and for some owners, a simple addition to the bowl at this time of year.
Keep the basics consistent
Dogs do best on routine. Feed at the same times, measure portions rather than guessing, and introduce any new food gradually over several days. On autumn walks, watch what gets picked up off the ground — conkers and rotting fruit are best avoided.
Where pumpkin powder fits
Pumpkin is a familiar, gentle ingredient many owners already know from the kitchen. The Pumpkin Powder for Dogs: Digestion Aid (£10.49) is a powdered form made for sprinkling over food — no chopping, no waste, and easy to keep in the cupboard through the season. It is simply a convenient way to add pumpkin to your dog's usual meals.
A note on tummy troubles
This is about routine, not remedies. If your dog has ongoing digestive issues, vomiting, diarrhoea or a sudden change in appetite, speak to your vet rather than reaching for a supplement. A powder is a small part of a steady routine — the vet is the right call for anything beyond that.
The Pumpkin Powder for Dogs: Digestion Aid is £10.49 in our pet supplies collection. It’s currently 10% off until 1 November. For more on keeping dogs comfortable this season, read our Bonfire Night guide.