Petalicious Ltd.

23/01/2025

Posted • Dr. Richard Patton, in his eye-opening book Ruined by Excess, Perfected by Lack, explains why our pets struggle with diets high in sugar and starch. Mammals—including dogs—aren’t designed to handle calorie overload (especially from soluble carbohydrates) yet most kibble is packed with soluble carbohydrates.

Dr. Patton’s advice is simple but powerful: if you do one thing for your pet’s health, start by cutting back on starch and sugar.

23/01/2025

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09/01/2025

New Year, New Gut!!

A diverse, well-balanced gut microbiome is crucial for almost every aspect of your dog’s overall health, from nutrient absorption to cognitive functions.
When the different populations of gut bacteria are out of balance, disorders such as inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), immune system reactions, and even depression can result.
You can improve your dog’s gut health by feeding a fresh, whole-food raw diet, adding probiotics, kefir and bone broths, avoiding pharmaceutical drugs and other chemicals in your dog’s environment.

We offer free support for our customers feeding a fresh raw diet, this includes switching too, please do pop in and chat with us 💬

You can check out the 19 raw food brands we stock here: https://www.naturallyrawdogfood.co.uk/raw-brands
Interested in adding kefir and bone broth? Have a look at these products here: https://www.naturallyrawdogfood.co.uk/broth-kefir-ices
Products for tummy’s: https://www.naturallyrawdogfood.co.uk/bums-tums
Every day extras: https://www.naturallyrawdogfood.co.uk/everyday-extras

31/12/2024

Everyone at wants to wish you a very happy new year. 🥳

24/12/2024

04/12/2024

Do you know how to spot bloat in your dog? 🤔 It can be life-threatening when a dog's stomach fills with gas and becomes twisted. It mainly occurs in deep-chested breeds, but it's good to know the warning signs.

B is for breathing problems
L is for a large stomach
O is for an over-production of saliva
A is for agitation
T is for trying to vomit.

Help raise awareness of the dangers of bloat by sharing with your dog-owner friends 🐾

If you'd like to learn more about Bloat in dogs, watch our latest webinar: https://bit.ly/49kU39a

04/12/2024

We have had fabulous feedback on these joint herbs. I use these myself on one of my dogs and works 💪
100g £10.00

14/11/2024

Darker nights mean cats are more at risk of being involved in a road traffic accident during autumn and winter. Here are five tips from our vets to help your cat to stay safe 🐱

[Visual description: Infographic detailing five dark evening safety tips for cats. 1. Be prepared - make sure your cat is microchipped and is covered by pet insurance should anything happen. 2 - Neuter - By neutering your cat they’ll be much less likely to roam in search of a mate or get into fights. 3. Daylight - Keep your cat indoors at night and let them out during daylight hours. To help with this, you can try feeding your cat when it starts to get dark so they’ll come back for the night. 4. The secure outdoors - If you live in a busy area with lots of traffic, consider only letting your cat out into a secure garden or safe outdoor area. 5. Visibility - Reflective collars can help drivers see cats in the dark or in poor light. Choose a break-away style collar which will open if your cat catches it on a fence, branch or other object while they’re out exploring.]

29/10/2024

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Please contact Martin on 07714788046 for assistance.

24/10/2024

26/09/2024

As we get ready to welcome the new season, we also welcome some autumnal hazards for our furry friends. But, could you spot a poisonous plant before them? 👀

During this time, when the summer blooms turn to autumn leaves, many plants and trees start to produce berries and nuts, which can be both tempting and toxic for pets.

It’s important to be able to recognise those hidden toxic plants so you and your pet can keep away from them ⚠️

Here’s a handy list from our vets, to help you spot some of the most common ones to look out for!

[Visual description: An infographic that outlines which autumn flowers and plants are poisonous to pets. This includes; Ragwort, horse chestnut, amaryllis, autumn crocus, yew, chrysanthemum, rowan and hydrangeas.]

04/09/2024

What is this?
This is a herbal supplement for Arthritis. Our boy has been limping on and off for a while now. I give him arnica for pain and this supplement I made which has burdock, ginger and devil claws.
He is no longer limping back to normal.
Herbs have many different uses and that's what is great, we have many different options for every health issue.

30/08/2024

🐾Would a delivery service help you?…

Delivery available for all of our products, animal feed, bedding and accessories!

📞Call 01508518400 to place an order📞

28/08/2024

Raw feeding is a lifestyle.

28/08/2024

The most important lesson for nutrition 👆🏻

10/08/2024

New Saturday opening hours

From Saturday the 17th August we will be changing our opening hours.

We will be opening 9am until 4pm