Kent’s High Quality Raw Diet for Puppies & Dogs
Kents Best Raw Diet For Dogs
Raw Dog Food in Chatham, Kent — Made Locally, Delivered Fresh
Excellence Raw Dog Diet, at Pet Aqua situated in Chatham High Street in Medway, Kent offers a comprehensive raw-food diet for puppies and dogs. Our menu has been carefully made by a skilled butcher who now specialises in raw food for dogs and cats. Each recipe is expertly balanced with the perfect proportions of protein, bone, vegetables, and oils.
We have consistently provided raw food for dogs. It brings us great joy to have our brand that stands out for its exceptional standards, unlike the mass-produced options. Our butcher refuses to sacrifice quality and has carefully perfected each recipe for both taste and improved well-being.
Our packaging has been designed to be simple, resulting in a lower overall cost and making it an affordable choice.
Feeding raw food has multiple advantages, such as promoting dental hygiene, maintaining fresh breath, producing solid stools, and improving digestive well-being. Additionally, raw food helps strengthen bones and joints, which is particularly beneficial for bigger dog breeds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is raw dog food safe? Yes, when handled correctly. Excellence Raw is made by a skilled canine butcher in Kent, with carefully balanced recipes. Follow basic hygiene — wash your hands and clean bowls after feeding.
Can I feed raw dog food to puppies? Yes. We have a specific puppy raw diet with 80% chicken, formulated for growing dogs from weaning to 12 months.
Do you deliver raw dog food in Kent? Yes. We offer free local delivery across ME1, ME2, ME4, ME5, ME14 and ME15. We deliver frozen in insulated packaging. You can also click & collect from our shop at 245 High Street, Chatham.
How much does raw dog food cost? Our raw diets start from £2.50 per kg. We keep packaging simple to keep costs down — you're paying for quality ingredients, not fancy packaging.
Where can I buy raw dog food in Chatham? At Pet Aqua, 245 High Street, Chatham, Kent ME4 4BQ. Call 01634 849361
How to Feed Raw Dog Food
Defrost overnight in the fridge
Feed 2-3% of your dog's body weight per day (split into 1-2 meals)
For a 10kg dog: roughly 200-300g per day
Always provide fresh water
Transition gradually over 7-10 days if switching from kibble
How to Transition to Raw
Days 1-3: 25% raw, 75% current food
Days 4-6: 50% raw, 50% current food
Days 7-9: 75% raw, 25% current food
Day 10: 100% raw
CHICKEN
Chicken is a highly favoured and frequently used food for dogs, likely due to its complete protein content. Many dog owners are curious about the appropriate amount to include in their pet's diet. Chicken has been found to offer various advantages for dogs, such as aiding in muscle recovery and supporting strong bones. Consistently feeding a dog chicken can potentially improve its overall well-being. Not only is chicken a budget-friendly choice of meat, but it is also rich in lean protein, B3 and B6 vitamins, and essential minerals like phosphorous and selenium.
TURKEY
Turkey is a great source of magnesium and zinc, which are essential for healthy skin and coat. It also contains phosphorus, which helps bones, muscles, and teeth. Plus, turkey is packed with protein, which is important for muscles, ligaments, tendons, and other connecti
BEEF
Beef is a plentiful source of vitamins B6 and B12, as well as iron, zinc, phosphorus, and selenium. Additionally, it serves as a top-notch provider of premium protein for canines.
LAMB
Lamb is a natural source of protein that helps dogs build and maintain muscle mass. It also has nutrients that are important for healthy bone growth and development. Lamb contains vitamins and minerals that contribute to a dog's overall health and well-being. It also has vitamins that reduce fatigue and boost energy levels. Additionally, lamb has vitamins and minerals that help the immune system work properly and others that help maintain normal mental function.
GREEN TRIPE
Energy is provided by fatty acids such as omega-6, omega-3, linoleic, and linolenic acids. Maintaining healthy bones, muscles, and heart is supported by magnesium.Proper functioning of muscles, heart, and nerves is supported by potassium. Essential vitamins A, C, D, E, and B-complex play a critical role. Tripe contains calcium and phosphorus, which promote strong teeth and bones. Furthermore, it is a complete protein source due to its 9 amino acids.
HEART, KIDNEYS AND LIVER
Organ meats are packed with nutrients. They have more nutrients than muscle meat. These versatile ingredients are a great source of B vitamins, including B9 (folate). They are also a great source of vitamin D, which is important for good health.
BUTTERNUT SQUASH
Butternut squash has lots of vitamins and minerals. It has vitamins A, C, E, and K. It also has magnesium, manganese, iron, copper, and potassium. It has calcium, phosphorus, zinc, and vitamin B9 (or folate) too. And it has thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, pantothenic acid, pyridoxine, as well as alpha and beta-carotene.
KELP
Dogs can greatly benefit from kelp because it is packed with 60 essential vitamins, minerals, trace elements, and 21 amino acid
GREEN LEAF
Beneficial for your dog's digestion. Enhance the health of their skin and coat. Sustain strong bones and muscles. Enhance heart health and decrease the chance of heart disease.
FLAXSEED OIL
Adding flaxseed oil provides Essential Fatty Acids (EFA), specifically Omega-3 and Omega-6.
BONE
Bones are full of minerals and nutrients that satisfy your dog's appetite and offer many benefits.