A practical, in-depth guide to running a raw elimination diet for dogs and cats. Learn how to choose the right single protein, manage treats, track symptoms, and understand the gut–immune connection.

Bringing puppies into the world is a magical experience, and as they grow, one of the most important milestones is weaning. This is when puppies transition from mum’s milk onto their very first solid meals – and what you choose to feed them now can shape their health for life. More and more breeders and owners are turning to raw feeding during weaning, as it mirrors a dog’s natural diet and supports healthy growth from the very beginning. From shiny coats to strong bones, raw feeding gives puppies the very best start. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about weaning puppies onto raw – from when to start, what foods to introduce, and how to build a balanced, complete diet that supports your pups every step of the way.

Maintaining a healthy weight is one of the simplest—and most powerful—ways to support your pet’s overall wellbeing, especially when it comes to joint health. Whether you’ve got a dog, cat, or small furry friend, extra pounds can lead to serious issues down the line. In this blog, we’ll explore how weight impacts joint function, how to assess your pet’s condition, and how to adjust their raw diet to keep them lean, happy, and healthy.

When it comes to feeding dogs and cats a nutritionally balanced raw diet, Vitamin A plays a critical role in ensuring overall health and wellness. From vision to immune system support, this essential nutrient has a profound impact on your pet's well-being. But what is the best source of Vitamin A for dogs and cats, and why should it come from whole food sources rather than synthetic supplements? Let’s explore why Vitamin A in raw feeding is important, backed by scientific studies and expert recommendations.