raw suppliers

hi the link on here for raw suppliers does not work so does anyone have any good companys they use ? Im in Essex uk so if anyone knows of any around me id be grateful.. im not looking for ready made slushy minces though as they are more expensive and takes the challenge of her eating more naturally away ..many thanks

I use DAF (durham animal feeds) think they are mostly oop north but know they now do next day via UPS so may go country wide But can recommend their service and products for quality and variety

hi i looked them up seem very epensive compared to ones like the dog food company nearly double the price thankyou for that anyway .

Here is the UK list of suppliers

raw pet supplies - http://www.rawpetsupplies.co.uk/

laverstoke park - http://www.laverstokepark.co.uk/for-your-pet/for-your-pet-organic/prodlist_ct616.htm?dir=1&order=2&size=20

walnut pet supplies - https://www.walnutpetsupplies.co.uk/index.php/dogs/dog-food/frozen-dog-food.html

the natural pet pantry - http://www.thenaturalpetpantry.co.uk/

Canine Divine. http://www.canine-divine.co.uk/ free delivery on orders over £10.00

Pets Plus at Henry Street Garden Centre, *Arborfield, Reading, RG2 9JY

team ilbrey - http://teamilbreyanimalservices.webs.com/rawmeatordersheet.htm

they love it - http://www.theyloveit.co.uk/

west fife raw foods - https://www.facebook.com/WestFifeRawFeeds

manifold valley meats - http://www.manifoldvalleymeats.co.uk/barf-diet-products/
(If anyone is on FB and within the Midlands area (to be clarified) Check out

https://www.facebook.com/groups/479385695425522/ - MVM

Nixon's Farm Shop in Heald Green.

http://www.springfieldpoultry.co.uk/

nhd - http://www.naturallyhealthydogs.co.uk/default.html - pick up only

http://www.dogsdiner.webs.com/

martins meats - http://www.martinsmeats.com/Locally-produced-pet-food.php

Perfect pet food - http://www.barfpetfoods.co.uk/

Landywoods - Landywood Pet Foods : Price List - most of the country covered for delivery but not in scotland

raw2paw - http://www.raw2paw.co.uk/ MVM supplier

The dogs dinner - The Dogs Dinner - T.P.M.S. Pet Food Specialists - delivery within the south of england

Durham animal feeds - http://www.daf-petfood.co.uk/ country wide delivery

prize choice - Natural Frozen Pet Foods - Prize Choice - The Natural Food for Healthy Animals - nationwide delivery excluding a few areas

berrie wood - Dog Food, Pet Food and Pet Accessories - Berriewood Pet Supplies - select postcodes see Ordering Information - Berriewood Pet Supplies

Dog food company - Suppliers of Dog Food | Supplying Pet Food in Central and Southern England - southern and central england delivery (except london)

Knight pet supplies - Raw Pet Food in Birmingham : Knight Pet Supplies Ltd - delivery in birmingham areas only

albion - Albion Meat Products | Quality Pet Food - southern, central england delivery

natural instinct - Natural Instinct - Home - mainland uk shipping

darling's - Real, Raw, Organic Dog Food Supplier - Questions - mainland shipping

Linc's pets - supplied by DAF - Lincs pets - various areas, nottingham, linconshire, derby, humber etc

Nurturing by nature - Bones & Treats

Basils dog food - http://basilsdogfood.co.uk/

Wolf tucker - http://www.wolftucker.co.uk/adult/ - Local deliveries to Chichester area and also country wide
Available from - Mark Elliott and Associates vets
Madam Green Buisiness Park,
Oving, Chichester,
West Sussex, PO20 2DD.
01243 779111 [url]]www.markelliott.co.uk[/url]

team ilbrey k9 partners - Lancing, West Sussex, they deliver along the south coast and to Portsmouth ferry for customers on the Isle of Wight. No delivery charges

Clearaday pets - http://www.cleardayrawfeeds.co.uk/ - mvm supplier

mobile pet foods - http://www.mobilepetfoods.co.uk/section.php/8/1

bulmer pet food - http://www.bulmerdogfood.co.uk/

I have a shop near me that sells manifold valley so that's what I buy   

hi Saz im finding the bone contents on a lot of these raw suppliers really high how do you combat that ? also it seems to be a lot of mince rather then chunky meat for the dog to chew a bit , i know they dont need to chew for eating but it just helps with stimulation and teeth . the costs varies a lot too this company http://www.thedogfoodcompany.co.uk/index.html   seem to be the cheapest so far have you had any dealings with them  .. looking into this raw is harder then kibble ..i wnat a good suppler at a good price but making sure i get the ratio esp bone correct       oh i did ring my vet for advice but due to the kibble they sell for they cannot give any advice !! i wasn't to pleased with them as im at that vet for good advice not based on where its money comes from !

Ledger mostly has mince of various types in regards to bone content you get to know if they are getting too much/little by the poop

2-3 times a week he has frozen salmon portions, chicken quarters or heart chunks and if he has the mince with tripe content he has a smaller portion than I'd give say a meaty mince and he has an extra duck wing but Even the mince stuffed hooves give them something to chew on

I tend to feed Daisy mince with no bone and then she has her bones whole to get full teeth benefits   so example meals would be tripe mince with a goat rib or beef mince with a chicken wing   then I buy the mince with bone in for days when she's at my mums because it's easier   

so how do i start her off on mince when the bone content is so high ?

Just mix it with some mince without bone   

We buy from DAF and when we phoned, they told us the minces are all about 10-20% bone which is what is recommended. We are happy with the quality and price of what they charge and have struggled to find anywhere else that supply what we want.

I make up packs for Bane which include as many different meats as I can fit and then he has a piece of meat with bone in for extra crunch and a more natural texture eg:
Breakfast: chicken, turkey or duck wing, drummer, thigh,neck or carcas piece/whole fish/pigs trotter, ears or snout/stuffed Beef trachea etc.
Dinner: Meat pack made up of chicken, fish, tripe, pork, lamb, beef, turkey and venison mince and liver/kidney/heart/brain/extra meat scraps. Maybe an egg.
If you are starting raw it is advisable to start with thinks like chicken wings and backs as the higher bone content helps with any possible runny bums