Bottomless brunches are all the rage, and whilst you may have taken your furry friend along to a dog-friendly brunch, what about them? Why should we have all the fun?

It’s time to pamper your pup as poke restaurant Poke House has announced a bottomless brunch for dogs to launch its new dog walking club, “The Poke Pups Club” helping Londoners meet and make new furry friends.

Dog mums and dads can treat their little one to a free brunch including a dog-friendly poke bowl and bottomless water to hydrate them before going on a walk with their new pup pals.

The first-of-its-kind Pup Poke bowl, which was recently added to the Poke House menu, was created with leading dog nutritionist Cam Wimble and is packed full of nutritious ingredients to keep your canine companion healthy and happy.

There will also be a doggy expert from dog walking specialists PawsApp. The “pup professional” will be on hand to offer free training tips to anyone who wants help to train their pup and will lead the dog walk around the local area – including a group puppy pic outside of Battersea Power Station.

Taking place in Battersea, London, on Sunday June 4th, everyone who signs up to the Poke Pups Club can enjoy a free coffee whilst their dogs dine, or tuck in themselves with a member’s discount on human house poke bowls.

Guests will meet at Poke House, inside London’s new Battersea Power Station, to enjoy the free brunch before going on a leisurely walk around the area.

The dog walking club will then continue Sundays through the summer where Londoners are invited to convene at the restaurant, enjoy a free coffee morning and take their pups out with their new-found friends.

The Poke Pup Club launch is at 11am on Sunday June 4th, 2023, at Poke House Battersea.

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Holly Hilton, Poke House UK Marketing Manager, said: “Since we opened in Battersea, we have had lots of guests come and dine with their dogs, and with so many people walking their dogs in the area, we thought ‘why not start a club for people to meet other dog mums and dads?'”

The event to kick-off the ‘Poke Pup Club’ will not just allow people to meet other local dog lovers, but for our pup pals to experience a bottomless brunch of their own and leave with some new-found furry friends.

We’ve always been a dog-friendly restaurant and we just became friendlier! We can’t wait to start the club and welcome even more pups.”

On the experience the pups can expect, dog walking expert and PawsApp Co-founder, Billur Buran said “We believe in creating a strong bond between dog parents and their furry companions. The ‘Poke Pup Club’ event provides an excellent opportunity for dog parents to connect with like-minded individuals, share experiences, and strengthen their relationship with their pups.

We’re excited to be part of this unique experience, where we can offer our expertise to help dog parents enhance their dog walking skills and create enjoyable walks for their furry companions. Together with Poke House, we aim to enhance the lives of both dog parents and their beloved pets.”

The Pup Poke bowl that dog diners will enjoy is a protein and amino acid-rich bowl is made up of quinoa, courgette, red cabbage, a healthy helping of chicken and nori seaweed. It’s the perfect meal to keep your dog feeling and looking healthy with ingredients proven to support dog gut health, immune systems, hormone function and coat health.

Leading dog nutritionist and Founder at The Dog Nutritionist, Cam Wimble, said: “Dog’s thrive from a balanced diet and what a lot of people don’t know is that vegetables can be very important to their dog’s general wellbeing.

“We’ve created a protein-rich bowl with lots of delicious chicken and have even included quinoa as it contains all 10 essential amino acids for dogs to keep them mobile and their coat glossy. Prebiotic fibres in the cabbage and the soluble fibres in the courgette work to keep your dog’s gut healthy and support their immune system. All topped with Nori seaweed, which is a great source of iodine, which will help support healthy hormone function.”