Honey's Real Dog Food

23/06/2025

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐄𝐘'𝐒 '𝐃𝐎𝐆𝐒 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐖𝐄𝐄𝐊'!
Introducing our 'Dogs of the Week' – eleven of our lovely, Honey's customers. They are:

Eight month old, Cocker Spaniel x Labrador, Rex (who loves long walks and rolling in the garden when he gets home), Marler (fourteen month old Labrador Retriever), Standard Poodle, Lola (who celebrated her tenth birthday last month), Buddy (seven year old Labrador Retriever), Zizza (nine year old English Springer Spaniel) and family member, Luigi (two year Old English Sheepdog), Shadow (twelve year old Collie x Lurcher) and Breeze (seven year old Saluki x) cooling off in their pool. Last but by no means least, Highland Terrier, Alfie, and his Crew, Papillon Molly, and Beagle x Sam, taking it easy in the garden,

If you have a Honey's fed family member that you would like us to feature, then please email: [email protected].
The first ten dogs and cats posted every Monday will find a free packet of treats in with their next order.

22/06/2025

21 days and £21 is all it may take to solve your dog’s sensitive digestion issues. No more soft stools, smelly stools, flatulence, bad breath or other tummy problems.

Honey’s 21-Day Programme for Dogs with Sensitive Digestion includes a veterinary consultation (by email or telephone), a personalised diet plan, 21 days of food, lots of freebies and unlimited follow-up.

The food, by the way, is made from fresh, British, free range, wild and certified organic meat and organic/chemical free vegetables. Ingredients so good that you could eat them yourself.

Nine-out-of-ten dogs can expect to experience a marked reduction in symptoms and in the majority of cases a complete cure as a result of the programme.

For more information and to sign up please visit

Nine out of ten dogs who follow the programme can expect to experience a marked reduction in symptoms and (in the majority of cases) a complete cure.

21/06/2025

Why do some dogs always seem to have an upset tummy? Can Honey’s 21-Day Programme for Dogs with Sensitive Digestion solve the problem?

The most common causes of a sensitive digestion are food allergies and intolerances, low quality ingredients, excessive protein or fat in the diet, and/or overfeeding. Stress can play a part, as can medication.

Honey’s Healthcare Team – vets, vet nurses and nutritionists – has had a great deal of success treating dogs suffering from soft stools, smelly stools, flatulence etc. simply through a change of diet.

In fact, nine out of ten dogs experience a real improvement and many are completely cured.

One of the reason our approach works is the quality of the ingredients we employ. At Honey’s we only use fresh, British, free range, wild and certified organic meat and organic/chemical free vegetables. In fact, our ingredients are so good that (if they weren’t being used to make dog food) you could eat them yourself.

Honey’s 21-Day Programme for Dogs with Sensitive Digestion costs just £21 to include everything – veterinary consultation, three weeks of food and follow-up.

For more information and to sign up please visit https://honeys21dayreset.com

20/06/2025

Free treats for therapy dogs

One of our much-valued customers recently reminded us of the wonderful work being done by the two- and four- legged volunteers who visit nursing homes, retirement homes, hospitals, hospices, schools, prisons and other (unavoidably) dog-free places.

The joy that dogs can bring to residents, patients, prisoners, students cannot be overstated. Leaving aside the mental and emotional benefits, time spent with a dog has the effect of lowering blood pressure and heart rate. For children, by the way, the presence of a dog has been shown to improve literacy and speech as well as to build confidence and empathy.

If you are interested in volunteering, there are lots of options. You could simply contact local institutions and establishments to see if you and your dog can help out.

Equally, you could work through one of the charities working in this field.

Unfortunately, the best known charity, Pets as Therapy, has a longstanding prejudice against raw-fed dogs. Some PAT volunteers withhold information about what they feed their dogs, but there are other possibilities such as:

- Therapy Dogs Nationwide (https://tdn.org.uk), and

- Canine Concern (https://canineconcern.co.uk).

Don’t forget the Cinnamon Trust (https://cinnamon.org.uk), either, which is devoted to helping people keep their pets in their homes for as long as possible.

Finally, if you volunteer in this way please drop us an email so that we can arrange to send you some free treats, by way of a little thank you from Honey’s.

19/06/2025

Does your dog have a sensitive digestion? Honey’s 21-Day Programme for Dogs with Sensitive Digestion is designed to put an end to:

- Soft stools
- Smelly stools
- Stools containing mucus
- Flatulence
- Bad breath
- Rumbling stomachs

Nine-out-of-ten dogs can expect to experience a marked reduction in symptoms and in the majority of cases a complete cure as a result of the programme.

The programme costs just £21 to include everything – veterinary consultation, three weeks of food and follow-up.

For more information and to sign up please visit https://honeys21dayreset.com

18/06/2025

17/06/2025

A short message for our existing, highly valued Honey’s customers. Over the next few days, our social media will be focussing on dogs who suffer from soft stools, smelly stools and stools containing mucus – as well as from flatulence, bad breath and/or a rumbling stomach. In short, dogs with sensitive digestions.
We have developed a special programme to assist such dogs and we’d be very grateful if you would pass the details on to anyone who you think could be interested. If you are kind enough to recommend us, please don’t forget to let us know so that we can say thank you and send you a little gift. For more information about how we can help any dog with a sensitive digestion please watch this space, telephone, email or visit www.honeys21dayreset.com. Thank you, as ever, for your fantastic support.

16/06/2025

Introducing our gorgeous new Honey’s customers, Wilf and Ruby. Here they are enjoying a walk in the wonderful Dartmoor countryside.

Welcome to the Honey’s family, Wilf and Ruby.

15/06/2025

𝐇𝐎𝐍𝐄𝐘'𝐒 '𝐃𝐎𝐆𝐒 𝐎𝐅 𝐓𝐇𝐄 𝐖𝐄𝐄𝐊'!
Introducing our 'Dogs of the Week' – nine of our lovely, Honey's customers. They are:

Eight year old, Golden Retriever, Jodie (with her favourite treats), Blanche (nine year old West Highland White Terrier), Flat Coated Retrievers, three year Maggie and two year old Mika. Standard Schnauzers, Monty and Pippa, and last but by no means least, Elvis, Bertie and Walter, waiting for their dinner!

If you have a Honey's fed family member that you would like us to feature, then please email: [email protected].

The first ten dogs and cats posted every Monday will find a free packet of treats in with their next order.

15/06/2025

Dogs, UTIs and diet.

If you have ever experienced a urinary tract infection (UTI) you will know how excruciatingly painful it can be. So, it is easy to imagine how distressing it can be for a dog who can’t explain what’s wrong and won’t understand either the cause or the treatment.

Whether you opt for the conventional approach (antibiotics, for instance, in the case of a bacterial infection) or a more holistic approach (herbal medicine, homeopathy, and lifestyle changes, for example) diet has a really important role to play.

In particular, a raw, species appropriate or natural diet can speed up the recovery time and help to prevent further infections.

Why? Well, a raw food diet generally promotes more acidic urine, which makes it harder for bacteria to grow. Also, it has a high moisture content, which helps to flush out the urinary tract. Indeed, hydration in general is important because dehydration can make urine more concentrated, which creates a better environment for harmful bacteria, too.

Another advantage of a raw food diet is that it will improve overall gut health and this, of course, will boost the immune system.

The Honey’s Healthcare Team has had considerable experience advising on diet and other treatments for UTIs.

Please do email or telephone to discuss this or any other aspect of your dog’s health.

Although our vets, vet nurses and nutritionists obviously can’t provide front line service, they are here to assist and support.

The service is free and there is no need to even pretend you are interested in becoming a customer.

Indeed, we will even show you how to make your own dog food.

14/06/2025

Are you planning to re-home a dog from a rescue centre?

Honey’s can help in two different ways.

The Honey’s Healthcare Team is made up of vets, vet nurses, nutritionists and (although we don’t promote it) behaviourists. So, if you would like advice on any aspect of your new four-legged family member’s mental or physical wellbeing all you have to do is ask. The service, by the way, is free and you don’t even need to pretend you are interested in becoming a customer.

We normally offer new customers a week of free food when they order a month’s supply. But if you are rescuing a dog between now and the 31st August we will give you 50% off your first order plus lots of extras such as bones and treats.

We have a great deal of personal and professional experience when it comes to looking after ‘rescue’ dogs and you can rely on us to support you in any way we can.

13/06/2025

Freeze dried raw dog food should come with a health warning and this video explains why. The food is produced by taking raw ingredients and submitting them to a complex manufacturing process called sublimation which removes all the liquid. This results in nutrition loss and degradation. Freeze dried raw food is less digestible, can lead to dehydration and requires heavy supplementation. And then there are the environmental issues….