The amount fed is based on your dog’s weight and age. For example, and adult dog would normally be fed between 2 – 3% of their body weight per day. Therefore, a dog weighing 10kg would eat 200 – 300g per day. This is a guide only depending on the dog’s health and exercise etc.

Depending on the supplier you choose and the type of protein/meat, most of our suppliers provide packs in 454g size. These average out at around £1 each. To feed a 10kg dog would cost less than £7 per week.

Yes, definitely. Raw food is biologically appropriate for dogs. If a dog is suffering from allergies, we would recommend an elimination diet to establish what is causing the reaction. Feeding one protein for 6 weeks to start then gradually introducing other proteins. Chicken and beef are common causes of allergies in dogs.

We would recommend a straight (overnight switch) from dry food to raw. A single meat for the first week will help your pet get used to the new feed and allow their stomach to adjust. Additional proteins can be added in over the next few weeks until your pet is on a balanced diet of ideally 4 – 5 different meats each week.

In a word, no. If your dog is fit and healthy, a raw diet will give them everything they need. However, there are a number of additions that you can add to enhance your dog’s diet – - A raw egg (including the shell) is a good treat and great for the calcium - Salmon oil can be added to help improve joints and coat condition - We have a range of all natural supplements from Dorwest that can help with a number of conditions from anxiety to general wellbeing - Bones and dried tripe sticks are a great way of removing plaque and keeping your dogs teeth in fantastic condition. Dried seaweed is also a great treatment for plaque removal.