Guest Blog: Will Green
Following recent headlines regarding the environmental impacts of pet ownership, Will was invited to speak on the BBC Radio Solent Breakfast Show with Alun Newman. Will provides some additional detail on the discussion.
Our Classic 80:10:10 range follows the 'prey model' of raw feeding with each meal containing 80% human grade, outdoor reared meat, 10% offal and 10% bone, offering optimum canine nutrition to keep your dogs performing at their best.
Many Tears Animal Rescue (MTAR) is based in Carmarthenshire, Wales but have dogs in foster homes all throughout the UK. Paleo Ridge have been supporting MTAR for over 6 years, read on to find out more.
Thank you for your ongoing support. Here’s to a bigger, brighter 2022. We’d love you to be a part of it.
Guest Blog: Karla Pearson
Karla discusses the various challenges of transitioning dogs to raw, including super sensitive dogs and the different approach that is needed.
Our Paleo Plus range has been carefully formulated, using the very latest scientific and nutritional research.
Paleo Plus is made with 95% High welfare, outdoor reared and grass-fed meat, offal and bone with a 5% unique blend of sustainably sourced natural superfoods.
It’s definitely not a dog’s life for pets over the festive season. Research conducted by Paleo Ridge, the UK’s leading and most accredited producer of high-quality raw dog food, showed that customer pets are positively spoiled at Christmas.
Our very own Tyler Daly, Will Green and Esther Logue join Anna Webb and Mike Hanson to discuss the expanding raw market and feeding dogs a species appropriate diet.
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Guest Blog: Anna Webb
Anna Webb – Broadcaster, Author, has studied behaviour, nutrition and therapies with the College of Integrated Veterinary Therapies (CIVT).
Hounded Campaign was founded by two women on a mission to ban testing on dogs in the UK. Please read the article to find out the true extent of testing on dogs and what you can do to help save our furry friends.
Guest Blog: Dr. Conor Brady
We are very protective over the young ones, aren't we? So cute, so fragile. We want them to have the best start in life. We want to protect them from all harm, be it physical in terms of a some trauma or mental in terms of a fright. The reason being the repercussions of such happenings - an injured leg, the accidental ingestion of some poison, a dog left constantly frightened by large dogs - can be long lasting and often life debilitating.