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Switch gradually over 7–10 days, starting with small portions of raw food alongside their current diet, then increasing the raw portion daily.

A general guideline is 2–3% of your dog’s ideal adult body weight per day. For example, a 20kg dog would need around 400–600g daily.

Bones play a crucial role in many raw diets because they naturally provide calcium, phosphorus, and other essential minerals that help keep teeth, bones, and muscles strong.

If feeding bones:

• Only feed raw, edible bones — never cooked bones.
• Choose bones suited to your dog’s size and chewing style.
• Always supervise your dog.
• You don’t need to feed bones daily. If your dog’s stools turn white or chalky, it’s a sign they’re getting too much bone.

If bones aren’t suitable:
No problem. You can still meet your dog’s calcium needs by adding a supplement to their meals. This provides all the benefits without the chew.