Raw dog food for dogs with allergies gives owners full control over ingredients and helps manage itching, ear infections, and digestive issues. An elimination diet with raw food pinpoints triggers, but many make mistakes—mixing proteins, rushing, or ignoring symptoms. Learn how to use raw food for dogs with allergies safely, avoid common pitfalls, and support your dog’s long-term health.

Supplements for dogs can support health, but only when chosen wisely. Random dosages, multi-vitamins “because it’s easier,” or supplementing without tests are the most common mistakes. The key is tailoring BARF supplements to your dog’s individual needs—based on bloodwork and daily observation, not marketing promises.

Raw dog food is a natural alternative to kibble that mirrors what dogs’ ancestors ate: fresh meat, bones, organs, and veggies. Studies show it can improve digestion, skin, coat, and dental health, while reducing inflammation. In this guide, I explain the benefits, risks, and my own journey of switching my Border Collies to raw — plus a step-by-step ebook “Start with BARF” to help you begin with confidence.