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Guest Blog: Shirley Jefferies

My Vet always comments on what good condition he is in and when they ask me what he eats and I say "raw", they nod their heads as they are not surprised.

Guest Blog: Adrienn Ando

The vet advised us to put her on steroids, which we did not want. We started researching and came across raw feeding in a lot of articles.

Guest Blog: John Dunlop

Peggy our 16 month Border Terrier was an extremely fussy eater. Kibble was OK for a week or two so we then tried various quality wet foods which she took to for longer periods but ultimately turned her nose up at each in turn.

Guest Blog: Amy Villis

From day one the changes to his digestion couldn't be doubted. On a day to day basis his tummy seems much happier and we are dealing with much smaller, stink-free and easier to manage poops.

Guest Blog: Emma Gillim

We were recommended Paleo Ridge by a sausage expert and have never looked back. Firstly she absolutely loves it, the only food she has consistently finished in under 60 seconds every time!

Guest Blog: Charlotte Newman

Kiba has now been raw fed for 2 years and his tummy issues are all gone. His coat is lovely and soft and his teeth are nice and clean.

Will Green joins Anna Webb to discuss the environmental impact of dog ownership. A very topical and interesting chat. This is not one to miss!

Paleo Ridge are proud to say we are officially RawSAFE certified. What is RawSAFE and what does this mean for our business?

Guest Blog: Anna Webb

Anna, a well established Nutritionist and Behaviourist explores what is causing so many health conditions in our dogs today. Read on for expert views!

Guest Blog: Dr Conor Brady

Cancer in dogs is on the rise, but why? Here Dr Conor Brady gives you a wealth of information on the causes and preventions too. A must read!

Paleo Ridge launch 'Healthy Pet Month' this August to raise awareness of the alarming rise in health conditions in our canine family members.

Our Paleo Ridge Executive team are taking on the Three Peak Challenge to raise money for Many Tears Rescue. So, what exactly is the 'Three Peaks challenge'?