Raw Pet Food Advice & Tips

Taking your dog on car journeys can be great fun — but did you know that not following UK driving law could land you with a hefty fine? Under the H...

Taking your dog on holiday can be a fantastic way to make memories — but not every dog, destination or trip is suitable. Before you set off, it’s w...

Thinking your dog might be pregnant? Knowing how to spot the signs early, what steps to take next, and when to consult your vet will help keep mum ...

As pet owners become increasingly aware of their environmental footprint, the quest for sustainable pet food options has gained significant momentum. One growing trend in the world of canine nutrition is raw dog food. This blog post explores the environmental impact of raw dog food and highlights sustainable practices that can benefit both our furry friends and the planet.

Combining raw food with kibble can offer a practical and nutritious solution for dog owners. Despite some myths, feeding both doesn't harm your dog...

When pollen levels rise in late spring and summer, many dogs begin to show signs of discomfort — from itchy skin to sore eyes. Just like us, dogs c...

When we talk about raw feeding, we often think about meat, bone and offal. But the health of the soil where vegetables, herbs and even animal feed ...

Ticks and Fleas: To Treat or Not? Fleas and ticks are more than just a nuisance—they can transmit serious diseases to dogs, including Lyme disease ...

Summer can be tough on our furry friends. Keeping them cool isn't just about shade and water—it's also about smart, refreshing treats. Here's how t...

At Poppy’s Picnic, we take pride in crafting meals that nourish dogs from the inside out. Antioxidants play a big part in that. Our RAW POWER, MIGH...

Is your dog turning their nose up at dinner? You’re not alone — many dogs go through fussy phases. Luckily, with a few simple tweaks and a little u...

At Poppy’s Picnic, we believe in feeding dogs as nature intended — with fresh meat, bones, offal and the right balance of vegetables and herbs. But...