Raw dog food……where do you get yours?

[@theroedeerguy]

I have been feeding some of the Natures Menu raw puppy food and seeing good results.

I can get it easily locally at £4.70/KG but I am interested to see if there are any better options available.

Anyone got any raw food supplier recommendations ?

 

[OJL1991]

I use raw chicken carcasses. £5 for 11-12kg. Find a local poultry supplier, they can usually supply them.

 

[PMA]

Nurturing by nature
From £1.98 / kg

 

[trucraft]

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[Woodsmoke]

Natural Instinct for our two

 

[Coddy]

We use minces from Just Natural.
Tne there are other items like Chicken / Duck Wings, necks, feet, Rabbits heads, various rib bones.
Plus any Roe rib bones and minced meat.

 

[jimmy milnes]

Don't have the freezing space anymore, but when I did I went to my butcher an bought his trim bucket every Friday after work, it fed the dog all week.

 

[T.eddie]

Newlands Pets: The Natural Dog Food Specialists

Years of experience helping dogs and owners find the perfect dog food. Raw and grain-free dog food specialist. Experts in BARF diet, as well as helping dogs which have issues with their diet.

newlandspets.co.uk

I get their own which is called neewdog complete, as its a local business I was able to go in and speak to them which I liked

 

[Bryan71]

Natural Instinct or Prodog raw.Are 2 we use.
Fed all our 6 on them.And for chicken Carcasses.Nurturingbynature £10 for 40

 

[Twodogs]

Albion Country Bowl from Albion Frozen Foods, for my two, https://www.albionmeatproducts.co.uk.

Comes in handy 500g frozen blocks.

 

[VSS]

Shoot it myself.
Can't see why a stalker or rough shooter would want to buy raw dog food?

 

[Kentish]

We use Able, online with a subscription. Tried a few different ones, the problem with our dog is that feeding him poultry gives him the most eye watering, stomach churning farts, so we're stuck with beef / lamb which is that bit more expensive.

I've tried Browns pet range which I thought was good and the cheapest at about 3.99/kg for beef, but they kept messing our orders up and often out of stock of things other than poultry (see above), nature's menu which when defrosted seemed like a weird mousse. Also unfortunately our butcher has cottoned on to the petfood market and mince all their trimmings for such, at about £3 per kilo for chicken, and about £4 for tripe/ox heart, but they never seem to have much of this so not a reliable supply

 

[gpointer]

Animal Station Linwood biggest supplier in Scotland worth a call
34 Napier Street, Paisley PA3 3AJ ·
07377 130711

 

[Woodsmoke]

Natural Instinct is by far the best we've tried so far. @VSS we find the formulations have added vegetables, oils, minerals, etc that a pure meat diet lacks. They also supply in handy 1kg tubs, and offer a variety of flavours such as tripe, chicken, beef, lamb, duck, turkey, etc. Portion control is a snip, it's a consistent diet, and they absolutely thrive on it

 

[VSS]

Natural Instinct is by far the best we've tried so far. @VSS we find the formulations have added vegetables, oils, minerals, etc that a pure meat diet lacks. They also supply in handy 1kg tubs, and offer a variety of flavours such as tripe, chicken, beef, lamb, duck, turkey, etc. Portion control is a snip, it's a consistent diet, and they absolutely thrive on it

I reckon whole rabbits, guts in, fur on, are the most complete and consistent diet you can possibly get for dogs, and in handy sized portions too! For years I fed my dogs nothing but, and they've never been so healthy before or since. Shame myxi put paid to that. A pure meat diet is no good. Some vegetables are needed too. Gut content provides that.

 

[Woodsmoke]

I reckon whole rabbits, guts in, fur on, are the most complete and consistent diet you can possibly get for dogs, and in handy sized portions too! For years I fed my dogs nothing but, and they've never been so healthy before or since. Shame myxi put paid to that. A pure meat diet is no good. Some vegetables are needed too. Gut content provides that.

Not always practical or feasibile though, right as you are

 

[Dickie]

Nutriment in frozen chubs are cheaper direct and better deals for bulk.

 

[@theroedeerguy]

Thanks for all the suggestions, I have ordered a couple of the puppy starter packs from Nutriment and we will see how they go.

 

[Gwilym harding]

I use a good called "DUCK" all my working dogs have been fed on this for the last 30yrs.

 

[Gwilym harding]

I import the food from Belgium,have done so for many years now