Dog Food in the RAW
Raw Meats & Natural Treats
A raw diet has many benefits for your dog, we have outlined some to help you decide!
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Frequently Asked Questions
Raw contains bone. Is this safe for my dog to eat?
Yes in small amounts. Raw (uncooked) bone once digested is a great source of fibre.
Can I cook raw and give to my dog?
We would never recommend doing this as most of are mixes contain 10% bone which once cooked could become brittle and splinter.
How do I move my dog onto raw?
There are many schools of thought on this. We would say Gradually over a course of 7-10 days. Gradually reduce existing food and replace with same amount of raw untill you reach 100%.
How Much raw should I feed my dog?
The general guide is 2-3% of there expected body weight. Puppies up to 68 weeks will require more than this amount. Please feel free to email any Questions.
Can I mix raw with kibble on an ongoing diet?
Kibble fed dogs generally have lower acidity levels in their stomachs, whereas raw fed dogs have higher acidity levels in their stomachs to digest the protein they are eating. Mixing the two may cause digestive problems in your pooch.
How long can I keep Raw food once thawed?
If you thaw it completely in the fridge then 3-5 days. If you thaw on the side counter then 2-3 days. This keeps the nutrients in tact.
