FAQ

  • What is raw dog food?

    Raw dog food refers to a diet consisting primarily of raw meat, bones, organ meats, fruits, and vegetables, designed to mimic the natural diet of dogs' wild ancestors. This feeding approach is based on the belief that canines thrive on a diet closer to what they would eat in the wild, which includes fresh, unprocessed foods.

  • How do I transition my dog from kibble to raw diet?

    To transition a dog from kibble to a raw diet, gradually introduce raw food by mixing it with kibble over a period of 7-10 days, gradually increasing the raw portion while decreasing the kibble. Many dogs can tolerate a "cold turkey" switch, but a gradual approach can be gentler, especially for sensitive dogs. 

  • Can I feed my dog raw and kibble at the same time?

    Feeding your dog a combination of raw food and kibble can be a topic of debate among pet owners and veterinarians. While some dogs may handle a mixed diet well, it’s essential to approach this feeding method with caution.

    Digestive Concern: Dogs have different digestion times for raw food and kibble. Mixing them in a single meal can lead to digestive upset, including gas or diarrhoea, as each type of food may not digest effectively together.

  • How do I know how much raw to feed my dog?

    Raw feeding amounts are based off the weight if the dog, you’d generally feed 2.5%-3% of the dogs body weight per day. This is difference falls between active dogs (3%) and less active dogs (2.5%)

    Example: 20kg Dog @ 2.5% would be fed 400g per day.

  • At what age can my dog start raw diet?

    You can start dogs on a raw diet from around 4 weeks of age, this can be done when weaning your puppy or puppies

  • Can I do a DIY raw diet?

    Yes, it is possible to make a diy raw diet for your dog. things to consider would be if you are new to raw for a few months buy a brand of raw that is already prepared as a 80:10:10 or a complete. Take time to research the 80:10:10 model as it is important to stick with this model as a baseline.

    Consider if any additional supplements are required, such as omega fatty acids or probiotics, depending on your dog's individual needs.

    Creating a DIY raw diet can be a rewarding process that enhances your dog's overall well-being, but be sure to educate yourself and remain committed to providing balanced nutrition for your furry friend.

    If I doubt always contact your dogs veterinarian