What Raw Food Actually Does

Healthy skin & coat
Packed with high-quality protein and omega 3 and 6 fatty acids, raw food provides all the essential nutrition needed.

Better digestion
Your dog’s digestive system thrives with natural, easily digestible, raw food that they’re biologically able to absorb.

Strong immune system
Raw food contains vitamins, minerals and nutrients to support all bodily functions, including a strong immune system.

Natural energy
Your dog can harvest all the goodness from raw food without as much bodily effort, so they have balanced energy levels!

Healthy teeth & gums
Raw food contains ground bone that cleans and protects their teeth and gums (and it’s free from starches and sugar).

Fewer, firmer stools
As a result of raw feeding, your dog should produce fewer, firmer, odourless stools.

Lifestage Raw
Real raw nutrition, made by Jollyes for dogs who deserve the best. Lifestage Raw comes in six protein-rich flavours, each packed with natural antioxidants to support your dog's coat, energy and overall wellbeing. A wholesome, complete raw meal, made the way nature intended, served the way your dog loves.
Find The Raw Store in your nearest Jollyes
Find your nearest Jollyes and pick up your raw food in store, or order ahead and collect in as little as one hour. For home delivery, raw and frozen food is available via our Zoomies 60-minute service, keeping it fresh from freezer to your door.

Frequently Asked Questions
What is Raw Dog food?
Raw dog food is essentially feeding your pet raw ingredients, rather than the traditionally cooked food or dry biscuits that you’ll no doubt be used to seeing on supermarket shelves.
A raw diet normally includes meat, bone and offal and can have added foods like green vegetables. Feeding a variety of proteins like chicken, tripe, lamb, beef, fish gives our dogs a balance of all the nutrients they need.
Is Raw Food good for dogs?
Raw dog food is essentially feeding your pet raw ingredients, rather than the traditionally cooked food or dry biscuits that you’ll no doubt be used to seeing on supermarket shelves.
A raw diet normally includes meat, bone and offal and can have added foods like green vegetables. Feeding a variety of proteins like chicken, tripe, lamb, beef, fish gives our dogs a balance of all the nutrients they need.
Can dogs eat food that is still frozen?
Raw dog food is essentially feeding your pet raw ingredients, rather than the traditionally cooked food or dry biscuits that you’ll no doubt be used to seeing on supermarket shelves.
A raw diet normally includes meat, bone and offal and can have added foods like green vegetables. Feeding a variety of proteins like chicken, tripe, lamb, beef, fish gives our dogs a balance of all the nutrients they need.
How to defrost Raw Dog food
Raw dog food is essentially feeding your pet raw ingredients, rather than the traditionally cooked food or dry biscuits that you’ll no doubt be used to seeing on supermarket shelves.
A raw diet normally includes meat, bone and offal and can have added foods like green vegetables. Feeding a variety of proteins like chicken, tripe, lamb, beef, fish gives our dogs a balance of all the nutrients they need.
Can you cook Raw Dog food?
Raw dog food is essentially feeding your pet raw ingredients, rather than the traditionally cooked food or dry biscuits that you’ll no doubt be used to seeing on supermarket shelves.
A raw diet normally includes meat, bone and offal and can have added foods like green vegetables. Feeding a variety of proteins like chicken, tripe, lamb, beef, fish gives our dogs a balance of all the nutrients they need.











