News

We are extremely excited to announce the launch of our seven VIP raw dog food clubs to help our customers save on orders. Read on to find out more about the benefits of joining one of our exclusive groups.

We are very excited to announce this delicious, healthy and nutritious frozen treat. Read on for the big reveal!

We often get asked many questions about tripe (mostly due to the look and smell), especially those who are new to feeding raw. This article will provide all the information you need about this nutritious superfood.

With the ever-rising costs in our country, our CEO Tyler Daly explains why feeding raw is important now more than ever.

Guest Blog: Kat Farrants

A very interesting article from Kat, a lifelong yoga practitioner and breeder of Australian Shepherds, talks about the joy both yoga and dogs bring to our lives. Read on to learn more.

Paleo Ridge launch their very first Golden Ticket Event generating over £7,000 worth of prizes. Read on to find out how you could win a Golden Ticket over the next 5 weeks.

Guest Blog: Anna Webb

Anna Webb, a top behaviourist and nutritionist, discusses her beef with mankind and why dogs should not be fed on a vegan diet.

How nutritious is raw beef really? In this article we advise of all the nutrients raw beef contains, and why you should feed it to your dog, if you can. Read on to learn more!

Paleo Ridge, the UK’s leading and most accredited producer of high-quality raw dog food, has established a new leadership team to drive business growth following a £2million investment from private equity firm Ashridge Capital earlier this year.

Guest Blog: Dr Conor Brady

Dr Conor Brady explains why there is often confusion around allergies and how to understand what is really going on with your symptomatic dog. This blog comes just in time for Allergy Awareness Week. Read on to find out more from our expert.

Tyler (CEO) Speaks with Elly Thompson, Founder of Dermadog in our first edition of "Raw Thoughts"

Guest Blog: Callum Russell

When it comes to exercising your dog, there are a few things you need to keep in mind. One of the most important yet often overlooked, is whether or not your dog has eaten.