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The ‘Raw Dog’ Blog
Albright's: Food Dogs Were Designed to Eat. Nutrition You Can Trust
Welcome to the Albright's Raw Pet Food blog, where we’re passionate about providing the best raw nutrition for your dog. As experts in raw feeding, we’re here to share our knowledge, tips, and the latest insights on how a raw diet can enhance your dog’s health and well-being. From ingredient sourcing to balanced nutrition, our goal is to help you make informed choices that keep your dog thriving naturally. Explore our blog for expert advice, feeding tips, and everything you need to support your dog’s optimal health with raw, wholesome food.
Guest Blog | Dr. Betsy Redmond of Innovative Pet Lab on the Difference Between Allergies and Food Sensitivities
As pet owners, we’re often left wondering whether our dogs’ health issues are due to allergies, food sensitivities, or something else entirely. With symptoms that can look very similar—itchy skin,...
A Seed Oil Like No Other | High Oleic Sunflower Oil
Why Cold-Pressed, High Oleic Sunflower Oil is Not Your Average Seed Oil When it comes to choosing healthy oils for your dog’s diet—or even your own—understanding the difference between various types...
Guest Blog | Dr. Billinghurst Explains Albright’s Salty Dog Recipe Benefits
As pet owners, we’re constantly looking for ways to enhance the health and happiness of our senior dogs. As pets age, their nutritional needs change, and it’s essential to provide...
Beef Heart | Nutritionally Equivalent to Venison Muscle
At Albright's Raw Pet Food, it's our sacred mission to provide our beloved pets with the best possible nutrition through a natural raw diet. One ingredient we're especially fond of is...
Nutritious Myoglobin | The Truth Behind That Sometimes “Watery” Look in Raw Pet Food
At Albright’s Raw, we’re passionate about creating the best possible raw pet food for your dog. Our recipes are crafted with whole foods, no byproducts, no synthetic additives, and no...