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New To Raw For Cats

Follow Our Raw Feeding Guide

We’ve broken down the raw feeding process into simple steps to make the transition easy and successful. Our guide provides detailed instructions and expert tips to ensure your cat adapts smoothly and enjoys the full benefits of their new diet. Join our community today and start your cat’s journey to better health with raw feeding.

 

Why Feed Your Cat a Raw Diet?

Feeding your cat a raw diet can significantly enhance their health and well-being. Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning their bodies are designed to thrive on a diet rich in meat. A raw diet closely mimics what they would naturally consume in the wild, providing the essential nutrients, proteins, and moisture that commercial diets often lack. By feeding your cat raw food, you can support their natural instincts and nutritional needs, leading to numerous health benefits.

By choosing a raw diet, you're giving your cat the opportunity to enjoy a natural and balanced diet, supporting their overall health and longevity.

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NEW TO RAW FOR DOGS
 New to Raw Feeding? We've Got You Covered!

We understand that raw feeding can feel a bit overwhelming at first. That's why we've created a simple, easy-to-follow 5-week raw feeding guide packed with tips to help you get started.

What to Expect:

Over the next 5 weeks, we will recommend suitable products and gradually increase the variety of foods. Stef’s top tip: Keep a diary handy to note what your pet likes or dislikes. Remember, you’re not alone—Stefs has successfully transitioned thousands of pets to raw feeding with a 99% success rate on the first try using our guide.

Join Our Community:

Once you're part of the pack, join our dedicated customer-only group on Facebook: Stefs Pet Pantry Customer Group. Connect with other pet owners, share experiences, and get support from our community.

Start your raw feeding journey with confidence and become part of our pack today!

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Does your dog need to lose some weight? But you're struggling
written by Stef | Diet

Did you know… 

One of the best things to help with joint health for your pets, yes that's dogs, cats or your small furries. is to be a healthy weight. Overweight pets are at risk of developing a variety of health concerns, including diabetes, heart disease, kidney disease and certain cancers. I don’t want to be a Debbie downer but carrying excess weight can be detrimental to musculoskeletal health, as it can put added pressure on weight-bearing joints such as the hips and knees. For every extra ½ kg of body weight, an approx  2 kg of pressure is placed on each knee joint (in humans, we take what we know and can translate that into our pets joints). This extra pressure is particularly problematic for pets too.

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Closure of our Burley Store

Change is the only thing that’s constant. Change can be scary but new growth comes from change. With that said, sadly from W/C 30th January our little Burley shop will be closing. The last open day at this shop will be 28th January 9-4pm.

 There’s been a lot of change since 2020…  

 

 
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The Most Wonderful Time Of The Year

Well this year has FLOWN by, can you even believe it is December all ready! I must confess I need to get my Christmas shopping done, the only thing I have bought so far is a Haypigs Treatball. Speaking of Piggies we had our first Small Animal Wellness day at Stefs! 

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Mariah Carey Season

Dare I mention that Mariah Carey season is nearly here and I have even heard whispers that people have started their Christmas shopping already! Well within good reason actually because Stef is going to bankrupt me with all the amazing Christmas stock she has got in! There’s no time like the present to get ready for the holiday season from presents to planning your dog's Christmas Dinner. 

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