Dog Nutrition

Are you looking for a natural treat for your dog that’s long lasting, healthy and doesn’t smell? Look no further than the yak bar! This 100% natural treat will give your dog hours of fun. Free from preservatives and rich in protein and calcium with nothing added and nothing taken away, the yak bar is the perfect dog chew or treat for your four-legged friend.

Have you wondered about feeding your dog green tripe and if it is any good for them? We explain what green tripe is, where it comes from and what the benefits of feeding it to your dog are, plus we share with you some of the products we have available containing green tripe.

So many dogs are given their dinner and within a few seconds, it’s gone! They eat it so fast that you haven’t even had chance to turn on the kettle for a cup of tea! So, what do you do? If your dog does this, don’t panic and definitely don’t give your dog more food as this would increase the correct portion size for your dog and potentially lead to weight gain.  Thankfully, there are a few options you can try out. 

When starting raw feeding, many people opt for food broken down into an 80:10:10 ratio. This ensures that your dog gets all the required nutrients to maintain their health and wellbeing.  But what does 80:10:10 actually mean?

Natural chews are notorious for been slightly on the smellier side. If you want to try natural chews but don’t want the smell that goes with them, we’ve chosen our lowest odour chews for you to try.

Our raw dog food subscription takes the hassle out of remembering to order.  Choose how often you want a delivery, save 10% and we’ll do the rest!

Elimination diets are a great way to look at what may be causing skin and digestions issues with your dog.  If you suspect your dog is intolerant to something, an elimination diet will help to pinpoint the suspect.

Treats are great for a lot of things; they make a tasty snack between meal times and are a great reward for when you are training your dog, but how many treats are too many?

Collagen can be found in so many things and is as important for dogs as it is for humans. It can be found in skin care products, shampoos, supplements and much more. But what is it?

Pizzles (also known as bully sticks) are available in various sizes, so are suitable for all dogs. They are a natural and healthy long-lasting chew, so are great for the more powerful chewers (you can even freeze them for a tougher chew!)

Eggs can be a great addition to your dog’s diet and a lot of people may already incorporate them into their meals, but what nutritional benefits do they provide for your pooch?

Does your dog suffer with skin allergies? Joint pain? Is their cognitive function not what it used to be? Supplements are a great source of goodness to help your dog overcome these problems.

Whilst feeding your pooch a healthy, balanced diet is a great source of vitamins and nutrients, you may find that your dog could benefit from some additional supplements as well.

Is garlic safe for dogs? There are many health benefits when considering introducing garlic to your dog’s diet. Here we discuss what they are and what you should consider.

You have your puppy, the breeder sends you home with a bag of the food they weaned your pup onto but how quickly can you switch to a different food or diet without causing problems.

There are many so called ‘dental chews’ on the market at the moment including ones developed by very popular brands. These chews claim to be an easy and healthy way for you to keep your dog’s teeth clean and minimise plaque. Unfortunately these chews are often filled with not so healthy ingredients including derivatives, fillers and additives. 

As dog owners ourselves, we understand the importance of feeding your dog a good quality, balanced diet. Many of our customers choose to feed their dogs a raw diet. We stock a wide range of raw dog foods which can be delivered anywhere in the UK. Our local delivery costs just £4 and there is no minimum order value.

Have you been advised by your vet to put your dog on a low purine diet or do you have a breed of dog that is particularly susceptible to developing bladder stones?

Purines are a specific type of protein, which includes uric acid, and in normal dogs, the liver converts them into allantoins, which are passed out in urine. If your dog  can't convert purines to allantoins, they excrete uric acid in their urine. Because uric acid isn't really water soluble and doesn't pass through readily in urine, it's easy for stones to form in the susceptible dog's bladder.

Pigs ears are a healthy, nutritious and tasty natural dog treat. They are a completely natural chew so do not contain any derivatives or fillers and are perfect to feed alongside your dog’s balanced diet. 

Can dogs eat peanut butter? What to look for (and avoid) when feeding your dog this popular treat.

Not all breeds of dogs are the same; this is why different sizes of dogs have different diets. Pet owners must understand the key differences when choosing the best food for their fur babies.

By popular demand, we have now introduced single protein chew packs! One of our most popular so far, is our chicken variety. 

Chicken and Rice has always been the recommended bland diet for poorly dogs.  We explain why there are much better alternatives. 

Pancreatitis can be a devastating illness for your dog.  Whether acute or chronic, adaptations to your dog's diet must be made.  We discuss the various options from within our range that are suitable.

Rawhide chews remain incredibly popular in the UK, with many unsuspecting dog owners realising what horrors lurk within these innocent looking chew sticks.

There are many ingredients that are beneficial to your dog’s health and wellbeing and equally a wide number that should be avoided as they can cause allergies and health problems.

What vegetables can dogs eat? Do they need to be raw or cooked?  Is it safe to give vegetables to my dog and do they need it?  Read our suggestions on introducing vegetables to your dog's diet.

Bone broth is an all round amazing tonic for dogs of all shapes and sizes.  Learn how to make your own with our easy recipe guide.

We have rounded up the safest, best puppy chews and treats we have to offer in our range and what age they are suitable from.

Deer Antlers are a popular choice of long lasting chew for many dog owners. Our naturally shed, ethically sourced antlers are the perfect way to keep your dog occupied alongside some other surprising benefits.

Grain Free Training Treats For Dogs and Perfect Puppy Treats - the lowdown on choosing the best Training Treats for your four legged friend.

Fish has amazing health-promoting factors and is key to a balanced meal and a healthy dog.