Raw Feeding Benefits

Dogs recovering from an operation require a bland, easily digestible diet to prevent tummy upsets caused by anaesthetics. Steamed fish, scrambled eggs, and cooked chicken are optimal choices for the first few days post-surgery. Owners should continue with a raw diet only if it is formulated as a bland and digestible recovery meal. If the surgery involved the stomach or rear area, the dog must receive a boneless bland raw diet for two weeks post-operation. These dietary adjustments minimise gastrointestinal strain during early healing.

Long-lasting natural dog chews provide essential mental stimulation and support dental hygiene by reducing plaque and tartar buildup through mechanical abrasion. These durable treats, such as buffalo horns, olive wood sticks, and yak chews, offer a safe, chemical-free alternative to rawhide. Because they are 100% natural, they are highly digestible and satisfy a dog’s instinctive urge to chew without introducing artificial additives. Regular use helps alleviate boredom and anxiety in dogs of all ages while strengthening jaw muscles. These sustainable chews ensure long-term engagement and promote overall canine wellbeing through a safe and healthy enrichment activity.

Sprats are nutrient-dense oily fish that provide significant health benefits for dogs of all sizes and breeds. They are naturally rich in essential omega-3 fatty acids, which actively reduce inflammation, relieve joint stiffness, and enhance skin and coat condition. In addition, these small whole fish deliver highly digestible protein alongside essential vitamins and trace minerals that strengthen canine immune function. Feeding sprats regularly supports healthy cognitive function in senior dogs. Because they are soft, small, and easily digestible, sprats serve as an ideal whole-food supplement or training treat.