September Success Stories: Fidra (Dandie Dinmont)
Guest Blog: Catriona McCrone
Fidra, a Dandie Dinmont with a whole world of issues from UTI's to bladder stones had her life transformed when switching to a raw diet. Read her journey here.
Guest Blog: Catriona McCrone
Fidra, a Dandie Dinmont with a whole world of issues from UTI's to bladder stones had her life transformed when switching to a raw diet. Read her journey here.
Guest Blog: Lesley Loughnane
I transitioned my first two cavaliers to raw when they were 12 and 8 and my only regret is not discovering the benefits earlier in their lives.
Guest Blog: Diana Crockett
Rufus started to put on weight and had unhealthy-looking stools, until he tried Paleo Ridge.
Guest Blog: Sammy Fletcher
Read how both Floyd & Jagger's ear infection, anal gland and stomach issues were eliminated by switching to a natural raw diet.
Guest Blog: Susan Kaye
Sparky suffered with a bad tummy for the first year of her life. After being prescribed various different kibbles by the Vet, there was no improvement. After some extensive research we came across a raw food diet.
Storm struggled with behavioural issues and irregular bowel movements. Read how switching to a raw diet helped improve both!
Guest Blog: Kellie Knight
Othello was born with hip and elbow dysplasia. Read on to find out how feeding a raw diet has helped with his recovery.
Guest Blog: Rebecca Calcott
Read how switching to a raw diet helped Bertie overcome his digestion issues and Bessie overcome the worst of her IBD.
Herbie was diagnosed with osteosarcoma (bone cancer) in 2008. We were advised to PTS or amputate his leg. The amputation is carried out to relieve his pain, but the prognosis is grim. Read on to find out how Herbie became the inspiration of Paleo Ridge.
Guest Blog: Anna Webb
There are many toxins in our surroundings which can negatively impact your dogs health and mental wellbeing. Anna explains what these are and 5 top tips on how to create a safe environment for your furry best friend.
Guest Blog: Anna Webb
This year we have seen an increase in grass seed related injuries. Whilst this seed looks harmless, it can cause great harm. Anna explains why and what you can do to avoid a visit to the vet.
Guest Blog: Renee Rhoades MSc
These seemingly simple exercises are crucial in stimulating a dog's senses and engaging their brain, leading to numerous benefits for their overall health and well-being.