K9-Catering Blog

100% natural salmon chunks for dogs, rich in omega-3 for skin, coat, and heart. Perfect for raw feeding

While rawhide may seem like a harmless treat, the risks often outweigh the benefits. By choosing safer alternatives, you can protect your dog’s health, teeth, and wellbeing—without sacrificing their chewing pleasure.

At K9 Catering, we care about what goes into your pet’s body — but it’s just as important to consider what’s floating around your home. While we often think of dust and mould as harmless background issues, they’re actually two of the most common indoor allergens — and they’re easily disturbed during everyday cleaning.

With springtime on the doorstep it’s time to put away those woolly hats and scarves and get excited for warmer days ahead. As dog owners however, it’s worth remembering that the changing seasons can bring some unwanted hazards for our four-legged friends.

Garlic for dogs is a topic of debate among pet owners and experts. While garlic has been used in small amounts as a health supplement for dogs, it also has the potential to be harmful if consumed in excessive quantities.

Feeding your dog a raw diet is an excellent way to provide optimal nutrition. However, many raw feeders wonder about incorporating vegetables into their dog’s meals. Are they necessary? Which ones are best? And should they be served raw or cooked? Let’s explore the role of vegetables in a raw-fed diet and how to prepare them for maximum benefit.

Christmas is a magical time filled with festivities, food, and fun. However, it’s important to consider your dog’s safety and well-being during the celebrations. With some planning and awareness, you can ensure your furry friend enjoys the season just as much as you do.

Fish: A Nutritious Boost for Raw Fed Dogs – a fantastic addition to your dog’s raw diet, offering a wealth of health benefits and a tasty way to add variety. Packed with essential nutrients, it’s a great choice for supporting overall well-being.

Eggs: A Nutritional Powerhouse for Raw Fed Dogs. Eggs are one of nature’s most complete and nutritious foods, making them a fantastic addition to your dog’s raw diet. Packed with essential nutrients, they’re easy to incorporate and can benefit dogs of all ages and breeds.

Yeast infections in dogs can be uncomfortable and frustrating, but with a better understanding of the causes and a proactive approach to diet, you can support your dog’s health naturally. A raw, low-carb diet tailored to meet their biological needs can help keep yeast levels in check, improve their immune health, and provide relief from recurring infections.