Raw Feeding Guide:

Overview:

Raw feeding is a species appropriate diet that is completely natural for dogs, and can be traced back to their ancestors, wolves and wild dogs. If you study a dogs anatomy, you will find that it hasn't changed, but sadly their diets have which is causing major health issues. A dogs digestive system is naturally designed to digest meat, offal and bone, all of which can be found in a natural, raw diet.

Benefits:

Raw feeding has many known health benefits. From young to old, small to large, we have seen first hand the improvments a raw diet can make to your dogs health and wellbeing.

Key benefits can include reduced flatulence, healthy skin/coat, smaller stools, cleaner teeth, better gut health/digestion, reduced hyperactivtiy, and enjoyable meal times with lots of variety.

Feeding Amount:

To correctly calculate how much raw dog food you should be feeding each day, you will need to know your dogs age and weight.

Adult: The average adult dog (12 months +) will require 2-3% of their bodyweight per day in raw food.

Puppies: need a higher percentage of their body weight in raw food per day starting

From 10-16 weeks approximately 8%

From 16-20 weeks approximately 7%

From 20-24 weeks approximately 6%

From 24-36 weeks approximately 5%

From 36-52 weeks approximately 4%

We recommend feeding a wide variety of proteins to give your dog a balanced diet.

(Please remember this is only a guide, every dog will need adjustments depending on the age, weight, overall health and activity levels.)