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Back again for the first time after the Covid-19 Pandemic, Jazz for Dogs 2023 is a fundraising evening hosted by one of the most established dog welfare groups in Singapore with 450 registered members and a Facebook following of more than 46,000, Action for Singapore Dogs (ASD). Through the genre of jazz, Jazz for Dogs 2023 hopes to reach out to the masses and raise awareness for stray dogs. Furry's Kitchen is once more taking on the challenge of fundraising, featuring our renowned Pork & Broccoli and Beef & Sweet Potato dishes. By sponsoring these delectable meals, we're proud to support Action for Singapore...

There's no better way to enjoy a Sunday than spending an amazing afternoon surrounded by good-hearted people and lots of fluffy furkids. Furry's Kitchen is excited to be the dog food sponsor for this 20th birthday celebration of one of the longest animal welfare group. All proceeds goes to maintaining animal health and shelter before finding our Singapore Specials forever homes.  Thank you everyone for your generous donations and making this a joyous event with your warmth and laughter. Hope to see you soon! Photographer: Victor Poh

SINGAPORE - Gourmet food for dogs is not new: Pet cafes do offer fancy dishes such as grilled sirloin steak and salmon bento sets. But you might not have heard of dog food touted to be as palatable to humans as canines. Premium dog food manufacturer Furry's Kitchen decided to put its products to the test by teaming up with chef Justin Quek to come up with a degustation meal at a pop-up restaurant called Terrier By Justin Quek. Food influencers were invited for the meal on March 20 without knowing beforehand that it was made with products from Furry's Kitchen. In a video released...

SINGAPORE – To prove that Furry’s Kitchen provides only high quality, human-grade and 100 percent natural food for dogs, Furry’s Kitchen partnered with Ogilvy and celebrity chef Justin Quek to conceptualise a 3-course degustation meal to put Furry’s Kitchen to the ultimate taste and quality test with some of Singapore’s top food influencers. Furry’s Kitchen said: “This experiment challenges the perception that food for dogs tastes unpleasant and is made with undiscernible ingredients and preservatives unfit for human consumption. Just like how we love to indulge in a delicious meal and feed ourselves and our loved ones with only the best ingredients possible, our furry friends deserve the same...