Sensitive-stomach dogs often teach their owners the same lesson: more variety is not always better, especially at the beginning. In raw feeding, rotation is usually presented as a good thing, and in the long term it often is.
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Cats are not small dogs, and that matters a great deal when you are planning a raw diet. A cat’s nutritional needs are more specialized, their food preferences can be more rigid, and their tolerance for random experimentation is often much lower. That is why the best beginner approach is not to build meals from guesswork. It is to start with complete, cat-appropriate raw options and keep the feeding plan simple enough to follow consistently.
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Puppies grow fast, and that makes raw feeding both exciting and a little intimidating for new owners. On one hand, early feeding habits can shape digestion, body condition, and long-term routine. On the other hand, puppies are not maintenance-phase adult dogs. They need a feeding plan that respects growth, supports consistent development, and stays practical enough for the household to follow week after week.
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One of the most common mistakes in raw feeding is assuming that every dog of the same size should eat the same amount. In practice, two dogs with the same weight can need very different daily portions. A young, highly active dog may burn through calories quickly, while a more sedentary dog may maintain weight
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Switching your dog to raw food can feel overwhelming at first, especially if you have spent years feeding kibble or canned food and have heard warnings about upset stomachs during the change. In reality, most transition problems happen when pet owners move too quickly, introduce too many new proteins at once, or mistake every stool change for a sign that the new diet is failing. A well-planned raw transition is usually much calmer than people expect.
If you feel like your grocery bills have been climbing every time you visit the pet store, you are not alone. Across Canada, the cost of feeding our four-legged family members has quietly become a weekly budgeting crisis for many households. Since 2020, commercial pet food prices have surged by an average of 25% to
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As the snow melts and the temperatures finally rise above freezing, London dog owners are eager to hit the trails and off-leash parks. However, spring in Southwestern Ontario also brings the return of some unwelcome guests. According to the latest 2026 data from Public Health Ontario, blacklegged tick habitats (the species that carries Lyme disease)
Spring allergies, heavy shedding, and low energy after winter are the three most common complaints Ontario dog owners bring to vets every March. A raw food diet addresses all three by reducing inflammation, delivering bioavailable omega-3s, and providing clean protein that fuels the seasonal energy shift. If you have noticed your dog scratching more than
If you are a pet parent in London, Ontario, you already know the incredible benefits of feeding a biologically appropriate raw diet. From shinier coats to smaller stools and better digestion, raw feeding is one of the best investments you can make in your pet’s health. However, we also know that managing the cost of
We check protein and ingredients, but what if your pet’s food has hidden sugars? Even when sugar isn’t listed, certain carbs in kibble break down into glucose, impacting your dog’s health in ways you might not expect. Here’s why this happens—and how a fresh, raw diet is a healthier option. The Sneaky Sugar in
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