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About us
Champions Raw Feed is a fully integrated, family-run business dedicated to providing you and your dogs with the highest quality raw nutrition. We believe that every pet deserves to thrive on a diet that is natural, fresh, and exactly as nature intended.
Quality You Can Trust
We carefully source and select the finest local meats and raw ingredients. By working closely with our trusted suppliers, we have total confidence in the traceability and quality of every product we sell. Our mission is to provide a brand you can rely on to support your dog’s health and vitality.
Feeding Made Simple
We understand that every dog is unique, which is why we offer flexible options to suit your feeding style—whether you prefer "DIY" meal prepping or the convenience of ready-to-go complete meals.
Our range includes:
Premium 80/10/10 Completes: Perfectly balanced meat, bone, and offal.
Nutritious Blends: A variety of proteins available with or without added greens.
Quality Minces: Versatile options for custom feeding.
Natural Treats: Healthy, delicious rewards with zero hidden nasties.
Our Story
Our journey began with our own dogs. After switching them to a raw diet, we witnessed a remarkable transformation in their energy, coats, and overall wellbeing. This passion drove us to deepen our knowledge of canine nutrition and development.
Frustrated by the lack of consistent quality in the market, we set out to bridge the gap. Today, Champions Raw Feed is fully accredited and DEFRA-approved. Every recipe is overseen by our expert canine nutritionist, ensuring we provide nothing but the very best natural raw feed for your furry companions.
Why Choose Raw?
Many common health issues in dogs—like allergies, weight gain, and dental decay—are often caused by the processed grains, fillers, and preservatives found in standard kibble & other dried pet food. Raw feeding removes the "junk" and returns your dog to the diet nature intended.
1. The Natural Advantage
Dogs are biologically designed to metabolize lean protein and organ meats. A raw diet provides:
High-Quality Energy: Lean proteins provide swift, long-term energy for mental and physical performance.
Dense Nutrition: Organ meats support a strong immune system.
Easy Digestion: No fillers means less strain on their digestive tract.
2. Nature’s Toothbrush
Chewing on raw, meaty bones is a natural instinct that keeps your dog healthy from the inside out:
Dental Hygiene: Raw bones naturally scrape away tartar, preventing gum disease and heart-damaging bacteria.
Fresh Breath: Say goodbye to "dog breath" through natural cleaning.
Safety Note: Unlike cooked bones, raw bones are soft and flexible. They are less likely helping to make them safe, nutritious, and fun treat.
3. Visible Results
When you switch to a balanced raw diet, you will see a transformation in your dog:
Healthier Coat: An unbelievably shiny, odour-free coat (meaning fewer trips to the groomer!).
Weight Control: It is much easier for dogs to maintain a lean, healthy weight.
Better Skin & Eyes: Clearer skin, brighter eyes, and a massive reduction in allergic reactions.
Joint Health: Improved mobility and a reduced risk of arthritis.
Don’t take your dog’s nutrition lightly. A balanced diet is the foundation of a long, healthy life, while a nutritionally deficient one can lead to serious health issues. If you are considering the switch to raw,
here are 10 things you need to know first:
1. Understanding the Two Main Raw Diets
There are two primary methods of raw feeding:
• Prey Model: Aims to recreate a "wild" diet using whole carcasses, including bones, organs, muscle meat, skin, and connective tissue.
• BARF (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food): A more practical approach for most owners that includes muscle meat, organs, and bones, supplemented with fruits, vegetables, and natural boosters.
2. Research is Vital
A homemade diet can easily become imbalanced. It is crucial to research extensively before you begin. We recommend starting with reputable literature, such as Raw & Natural Nutrition for Dogs by Lew Olson, to understand the foundations of canine nutrition.
3. The Golden Ratio: Meat, Bone, and Organ
Generally, you should feed your dog 2–3% of their ideal body weight. That daily amount should be broken down into these approximate ratios:
• 80–85% Muscle meat (including fat and connective tissue)
• 10% Raw meaty bones (soft, non-weight-bearing)
• 5–10% Organs (half of which should be liver)
Note: Monitor your dog's stools to adjust. Too much fat can cause loose stools, while too much bone can lead to constipation.
