The UK’s leading raw dog food company Paleo Ridge are thrilled to announce the launch of their limited-edition festive feast, Christmas Turkey & Cranberry.
The UK’s leading raw dog food company Paleo Ridge are thrilled to announce the launch of their limited-edition festive feast, Christmas Turkey & Cranberry.
Christmas Turkey & Cranberry has been expertly crafted to provide a nourishing yet delicious feast for your pooch complete with high-quality, wholesome ingredients. Each 500g pack contains mouth-watering British turkey meat bone and offal, fresh juicy cranberries, a side of succulent lamb tripe and finely minced parsnips and carrots.
In a study conducted by Paleo Ridge, it was revealed that 66% of dog owners treat their furry friends to a special Christmas dinner. Furthermore, 40% of them advised turkey as being their dogs favourite meat, which makes Christmas Turkey & Cranberry an ideal choice for making the festive season memorable for your dog.
With a focus on nutrition and quality, Paleo Ridge’s commitment to providing the best for dogs is evident in each carefully sourced ingredient.
Paleo Ridge Christmas Turkey & Cranberry is now available to purchase online for just £3.90 and is also available in selected stores.
At Paleo Ridge we all understand the importance of including our dogs in the festivities, they are family after all. It gives us great joy to offer a complete, nourishing, traditional Christmas dinner, allowing pet owners across the UK to share the festivities with their loyal companion
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