"My story on why I started using Raw 4 Paws...
I have been using raw 4 paws for 5 years now, mostly because of my female German Shepherd, who is the fussiest dog.

It got to a stage that I didn't know what we were going to feed her, we tried all the brands of dry foods top of the line to other pre made raw pet food from pet shops. I even tried to make my own raw food, she just would not eat, even tried the method pick food up if not eaten within 10 minutes, old saying she will eat when she is hungry not this dog.

It was by chance that I was at my vets and she had business cards on her counter for Raw 4 Paws. My thought was "lets give this a go, what have I to lose".

We have never looked back. She loves this food and so do my other boys. My pup has had nothing else but Raw 4 Paws.

I highly recommend Raw 4 Paws and this is why I have decided to become a retailer for Raw 4 Paws, so that I can give my fellow pet lovers a better food choice to feed their cats and dogs."

Christine Vickery
T&C Raw Pet Food

Fresh Ingredients

The recipe is loaded with phytonutrients so it contains real vitamins, minerals, essential fatty acids and live digestive enzymes from whole raw foods.

Meat is sourced locally from human consumption facilities; fruit and vegetables are fresh produce sourced from local farmer’s markets.

No “waste products” or “by-products” are used whatsoever.

All ingredients are free from chemicals, preservatives, fillers, artificial flavours and colours.

All products are frozen immediately after production for absolute freshness.

Fresh Meat

All meat is sourced fresh within Australia, selecting leaner cuts and free-range where possible. There is no Roo offal due to hydatids and worms. Each of the recipes contains only meat, ground bone (chicken and turkey only) and organs of one animal, otherwise known as a single protein.

Vegetables

The recipe includes market fresh locally sourced produce including celery, broccoli, carrots, zucchini and leafy greens such a spinach. Loaded with natural real vitamins, minerals and live enzymes. Although fruit and vegies are a lower priority for a wild carnivorous diet, they still play an important role for our domesticated dogs with regards to antioxidants required to help them deal with free radicals in the body caused by toxins in our environment. ie vaccination, chemicals in processed pet food, flea and tick treatment, shampoos, household cleaners, pesticides. These are all environmental poisons that their wild ancestors never had to worry about.

Apples

A small percentage of the recipe is made up of fresh apples including skins sourced at local markets. The skins are an excellent source of non-soluble fibre while the pulp provides the necessary soluble fibre. Perfectly balanced by nature to promote a healthy GI tract as well as rich in live enzymes, anti-oxidants and essential vitamins in their purest form.

Organic Hemp Seed Oil

Hemp seed oil helps to protect the brain. The CBD compound found in hemp seeds may help with neurological conditions. It can also boost heart health, reduce inflammation, improve skin conditions and relieve rheumatoid arthritis.

Calcium

Calcium is a vital ingredient to promote and maintain strong bones. The heart, muscles and nerves also need calcium to function properly.

Cod Liver Oil

An ideal source of the omega-3 fatty acids EPA and DHA, as well as naturally occurring fat soluble vitamins A and Vitamin D. Oil sourced from cold water fish is the only source of these long chain fatty acids EPA and DHA, a fragile fatty acid that dogs need for healthy functioning cells.

Coconut Oil

A rich source of Medium Chain Triglycerides with anti-fungal, anti-viral and anti-bacterial properties. Improves digestion and nutrient absorption. Regulates and balances insulin. Aids in arthritis or ligament problems. Reduces allergic reactions improving all skin conditions including yeast infections and hot spots. Helps with weight control. Eliminates bad breath and doggy odour.

Organic Pumpkin Seeds

Pumpkin seeds are a great source of fibre, antioxidants, contains omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. This benefits both the heart and liver. Fibre in pumpkin seeds particularly helps to lower the total amount of cholesterol.

Bio-Fermented Cranberry

Bio-fermented cranberry aids digestion, assists in controlling harmful bacteria, supports the immune system and supports general wellbeing. It is also high in antioxidants and promotes hydration.

Bio-Fermented Paw Paw

Bio-fermented paw paw aids in digestion, breaking down and digesting proteins, carbohydrates and fats. It is rich in vitamins, antioxidants and amino acid.

Kelp

Kelp is an excellent source of vitamin K, folate, vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin E, Vitamin B3 (Niacin), pantothenic acid, iodine, calcium, potassium, magnesium, iron, manganese, copper and zinc as well as being a source of Omega 3 & 6. It may aid in a healthy coat, colour and vitality.

Organic Chia Seeds

Chia has 3 times the amount of Omega-3 fatty acids as salmon! Omega-3 is important to balance out Omega-6 fatty acids and promotes healthy:

• Cells
• Immune system
• Skin and coat
• Joints
• Brain development and maintenance
• Eye development and maintenance
• Growth

And it aids to reduce inflammation too. Two tablespoons of chia seeds provide a 3 to 1 ratio of Omega-3 to Omega-6. fatty acids

Chia contains more calcium than whole milk, more iron than raw spinach and more magnesium than broccoli. Chia is non-allergenic too and an excellent source of phosphorus, potassium, copper, iron and zinc.