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Duck is a fantastic addition to your dog’s diet. This nutritionally dense meat packs a powerful immune boosting punch, whilst being incredibly delicious (so my dog tells me!).

Guest Blog: Kat Farrants - Solarwind Aussies

Kat Farrants, Australian Shepherd Breeder and founder of Movement For Modern Life, has fed raw over 3 generations of dogs over the last 12 years. Here she discusses how she weans her litters onto raw food.

Check out the highlights from Paleo Ridge's first exhibition experience at Crufts. Warning, lots of cute dog photos ahead!

Guest Blog: Jessica Brody

If your pet is entering their senior stage of life, you'll need to make some necessary adjustments to ensure they are well cared for in their twilight years. Read on to find out more.

Guest Blog: Robert Thomas from Marvelous Dogs

Treats are for motivating your dog, but they can quickly become a bad thing if used incorrectly. But what are some common mistakes you could be making when giving your puppy treats? Read on to find out.

Here at Paleo Ridge we do things a little differently… Check out this great video to find out what we do.

Paleo Ridge will be exhibiting at Crufts for the very first time this year. Read on to find out what we will have to offer and where we will be located so you can pop by to say hello.

Paleo Ridge officially launch natural, air dried treat range. Our treats are all natural and sustainably and ethically sourced to fall in line with our other product ranges.

We are officially the proud sponsor of the coolest dog festival around, Dogstival. This festival provides all sorts of amazing activities for you and for your furry friend, read on to find out more.

Paleo Ridge, recognised as a leader in highly nutritious premium raw dog food, has secured a £2m investment from private equity firm, Ashridge Capital, to support its rapid expansion.

Leaky gut syndrome is a digestive condition. Inflammation in the intestines cause damage to the mucosal barrier, larger gaps start to appear in the intestinal wall. This allows bacteria and other toxins to pass into the bloodstream.

Anatomy experts agree (Feldhamer 2003, NRC 2006, Akers and Denbow 2008) that the dog is a carnivore. On the inside, many facets of the dog's anatomy convince canine nutritionists the dog is a meat-eating carnivore.