Some useful links for those looking to learn more on raw feeding. Includes articles from top vets, nutritionists and behaviourists!
We are proud to recommend:
A group of motivated vets and vet nurses with a common interest in raw feeding and species appropriate nutrition in dogs and cats.
A fantastic resource for dog owners led by Dr Conor Brady. Includes common health conditions and behaviours.
A 21,000+ strong consumer group of animal owners, farmers, vets and CAM practitioners. CAM 4 Animals campaign to protect and promote Complementary & Alternative Medicine (CAM) as part of integrated veterinary care.
Discussions of pet health with top nutritionists; Nick Thompson, Conor Brady and Brendan Clarke.
A list of Pro-Raw vets in the UK.
Moddie Lambert BCCSDip. HthNut is a qualified Canine Nutritionist with over 7 years experience of tailoring enhanced raw feeding solutions for dogs of all breeds.
Moddie offers a range of canine nutrition advisory services including custom diets for dogs with specialist dietary requirements.
Simply Raw Feeding is not aligned to any one supplier so can offer you genuinely independent advice.
Contact Moddie here
An excellent source of info for raw feeders and those thinking about switching to raw.
Why raw bones are good for raw fed dogs and cats.
The Association was formed to advance the understanding, knowledge and practice of veterinary homeopathy.
British Association of Homeopathic Veterinary Surgeons Website
Offering excellent information and articles on natural and healthy approaches to pets.
Offers invaluable advice on the adverse affects caused by vaccines.
We recommend taking the time to read this excellent article on Raw vs. Kibble.
Dog food reviews and the impact diet has on behaviour by Stan Rawlinson.
Guest Blog: Anna Webb
Whilst we should never offer dogs cooked bones ever - they splinter and can cause choking however, this year’s turkey carcass can be ‘transformed’ into a cost-effective, super nutritional health boost called Bone Broth.
Tinctures are a commonly used in plant and fungi based supplements, offering a potent and bioavailable liquid. But are they safe for dogs?
This exciting new range has been expertly developed to cater to the unique dietary requirements of older dogs, providing advanced nutrition that supports digestion, immunity, and overall vitality as pets age.