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Singapore chefs reveal what their dogs eat: Wagyu, birthday cakes and homemade ice cream

Singapore chefs reveal what their dogs eat: Wagyu, birthday cakes and homemade ice cream
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Singaporean chefs are increasingly providing high-quality, gourmet diets for their dogs, ranging from homemade cakes to raw meat and salmon. This trend reflects a broader cultural shift where pet owners prioritize premium care and nutrition for their animals.

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The rise of 'pet-humanization' is driving significant growth in the pet care and luxury food industries.

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There’ll be no boring kibble for the furkids of these Singapore chefs. Whether it’s home-cooked, raw or pre-cooked meals, the dogs’ diets need to stand up to their humans’ exacting culinary standards – and occasional flights of creative fancy.

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