What's in Paddock to Paws Supermix?

A mix of regeneratively farmed 100% grass fed and finished WA meat and heart, carrots, spinach, parsley, probiotics, raw essentials and beetroot powder.

Our products come frozen- this is our favourite method for chemical and additive free preservation. Portioning trays: each 800g pack can be divided into smaller portions for convenience. While frozen, apply equal pressure and cut the block with a sharp knife into smaller portions. Store frozen in an airtight container and thaw only when ready to serve.

Should I cook this product?

Supermix is designed for raw feeding but it is can be prepared cooked as well. We recommend to go based on your pet's regular eating habits to determine what is suitable.

Raw Pet Food

Pickup & delivery in Bridgetown WA and surrounding areas

Local supplier of fresh, natural raw pet food

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Pets Natural Health Store is located in Bridgetown WA and is a proud supplier of Paddock to Paws raw pet food products. Regenerate your mate with our supermix made from our 100% grass fed and finished WA lamb, chicken or beef. Give your dog the best food nature has to offer while supporting West Australian farmers and small businesses.

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Ordering is easy

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Place your order here by 12pm on Mondays

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Pickup from Friday onwards at our West Blackwood Terrace location in Bridgetown, the fortnightly markets, or request free delivery!

Frequently asked questions

This is a special blend of diet balancing vitamins, minerals to support immune function, optimum gut health and stability. Formulated in conjunction with recommendations by the world authors of dog feeding guidelines (AAFCO). Ingredients: Vitamin premix, potassium iodide, Bioplex Copper, Bioplex Iron, Bioplex Manganese, Bioplex Zinc, Selplex, Lacto-Sacc, Bio-Mos, De-Odorase, Yeasacc, Nupro, All-G-Rich, rice bran oil, turmeric, black pepper, ginger, roseship, psyllium husk.

We don't use portion or serving guides as our supermix product is suitable for a large range of furry friends, big and small. Our belief is that you know your pet best, and to go based on their natural feeding habit. If your pet is new to raw feeding, we recommend trying a single pack and observing their eating behaviour. Some animals, irregardless of size, have different needs based on a number of genetic and lifestyle factors. For this reason we don't recommend a set portion size as we recognise how unique and different all pups are.

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Hi, I'm Debra

I'm a Bridgetown local. I started Pets Natural Health Store because I'm passionate about helping pet owners discover the benefits of an all natural diet and wellness methods for our beautiful animals.

I pick, pack, ship and deliver all orders from this online shop and I'll be your direct point of contact for raw food orders! Questions? Email me or call 0487 407 992 and I'll be happy to help.

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Why a raw food diet is best

Taking care of your pet's health naturally can be simple - if we go back to basics! There is a lot of information out there about what to feed and treat our animals with. Some of that information is good, and some can be misleading.

Here at Pets Natural Health Store, we encourage pet owners to start by thinking about what nature would provide for your animal, and take it from there!

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Why feed your dog raw food?

Natural and organic foods are best for dog health. Unless the food is raw, there is little or no nourishment present in it. Raw food contains the essential enzymes, amino acids and nutrients that dogs need to stay healthy.

Canned meat and processed foods can cause your dog to over eat and bloat, leaving them hungry and uncomfortable. With all the goodness gone plus the added chemical preservatives, sugar and salt added, the food is “dead” matter. Over time, lack of quality nourishment can lead to health issues.

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How dogs process food

Dogs are part of the “carnivora” order, which means they’re primarily meat eaters. Back in their wild, pre-domesticated state, they were flesh-eaters. Their bodies were set up for it, with sharp teeth designed for tearing, strong jaws for crunching, and a compact stomach. Their stomachs contain powerful digestive juices, capable of breaking down bones. When they dig into chunks of raw meat, it's like a workout for their stomach and intestines and allows them to use their teeth and jaws.

Dogs have smaller stomachs when compared to plant-eating animals like goats or horses, so dogs need their meals on the smaller side.

It’s ideal to feed dogs smaller meals made up of 75% raw meat.

Cooking meat kills the goodness

Cooking meat destroys the vital life force that is present in organic substances. Think of cooked meat as being already partially digested. It artificially and unnaturally breaks down the meat tissues - a task that your dog’s stomach, intestines, and digestive juices are meant to do. So when a dog eats cooked meat, it fails to engage these organs properly. Over time, these essential organs weaken and lose their natural functionality. Your dog’s taste receptors may also become desensitised.

Many dogs are fed a diet of mainly cooked food and sometimes dogs are deprived of meat-based foods altogether. Although these dogs manage to survive, they often become hosts to worms, emit unpleasant odours from their bodies, suffer from foul breath, and undergo rapid ageing. By roughly the age of seven, many dogs fed on such a diet will experience kidney disorders. Their vision and hearing may deteriorate, and their teeth accumulate brown deposits which require regular scraping by a veterinarian.

The benefits of adding herbs to your dog's diet

In the wild, dogs will instinctively munch on leafy herbs and grasses. It's not clear whether they seek out herbs for the flavour, but they do seem to instinctively know that herbs are beneficial.

Parsley, for instance, is full of vitamins and minerals that helps our dogs with digestion. Basil provides anti-inflammatory and antibacterial perks. While there's no documented cases of dogs seeking out turmeric and ginger in the wild, turmeric root known for helping with joints and boosting the immune system, and ginger, known for alleviating nausea.

So, when you add these herbs into your dog's bowl, you're giving them a dose of nature's own health kit, inspired by centuries of traditional herbal wisdom and quite possibly some innate doggy instinct!

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