While there is no one-size-fits-all answer to how often you should feed your dog, a general guideline based on their age is as follows: Puppies (up to 6 months): 3-4 meals per day to support their growth and energy needs. Adult dogs (6 months to 7 years): 1-2 meals per day. Many owners prefer twice…
Opting for a raw diet for your canine companion requires careful consideration of their body weight. It is recommended to continually monitor and adjust their food intake based on changes in their weight. The quantity of raw food required varies depending on the life stage and seasonal feeding needs of your dog. The level of…
Keep food frozen. When ready, thaw the necessary portion in the fridge. Patties and sliders will thaw within 12 hours (approximately). Store all unused portions in the fridge. Raw food should be used within 4 days. Handle all raw meat with appropriate care and hygiene. Wash all surfaces, bowls and utensils with hot, soapy water.
Several methods exist for shifting your pet towards their raw food journey, each providing a unique approach for adapting your pet’s dietary habits. Cold Turkey approach: Switching your dog’s diet from kibble to raw food can be done immediately, provided your dog is in good health with no digestive problems. Keep a close watch on…
We recommend choosing freeze-dried food. Additionally, our Canine Support team is available if you need further advice. Feel free to send us an email at info@boldcanine.com
Although raw food may mimic the texture and scent of meat, it does not heighten predatory behavior; this behavior is unchanged by diet and instead stems from the dog’s original ancestry. One of the major benefits of raw food is its increased palatability, which makes it highly appealing and triggers greater interest in your pet.…
Dogs have a much higher tolerance for bacteria than humans. Think about all the times you’ve seen your dog sticking their nose in dirty things, drinking from puddles, or eating things off the ground! Dogs have three key defenses that help them deal with harmful bacteria: Saliva that contains bacteria-fighting enzymes. Highly acidic gastric juices…
This is a nutritional adequacy statement set out by AAFCO that means our food meets or exceeds their standards. AFFCO is not a certification, it is just guidelines.
May help to promote healthy digestion, smaller stools much less to clean up! May help to build a stronger immune system May help to improve coat and skin health Helps maintain a healthy weight May help to support healthy teeth and gums May reduce allergies and sensitivities
The idea behind this type of diet is that it mimics the natural diet of wild dogs, which typically eat prey animals and plants. Proponents of raw food diets believe that this type of diet is more natural and healthier for dogs than traditional kibble or canned dog food.
