Shop — Whoa Nelly! Raw Dog Food

1/2337 Sandgate Rd, Boondall
info@whoanelly.com.au
0449 573 632

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For the love of dog!

Blueberries are amazing!! 🫐

Studies show that blueberries can improve cognitive function, cardiovascular health and help to prevent cell damage. There is also evidence that they help to protect against cancer.

When feeding remember they are quite

Hey guys, Kenzo here! Mum's writing for me. I L-O-V-E this food; it's tasty, I can see my coat shining, and it makes my guts happy. I can't wait for my meal times! Thank you so much for making this delicious food. I'm really happy—and so are Mu

Good news... having a dog reduces your risk of developing dementia by 40%. Whoa!! 😁

This is based on a new study out of Japan looking at the link between pet ownership and dementia risk among older adults. It involved over 11,000 study participant

Reishi mushroom is amazing! 🍄

It has many benefits, but mostly it’s used to improve immune function and in the treatment of cancer.

With no known toxicity or side effects it’s a great addition to every dogs diet. We use beautiful orga

Not sure what to do with the insulation that comes with your food?

We collect them! ♻️

Just leave out the insulation on your next delivery and we'll sanitise & reuse them. We picked up this haul yesterday! Thanks Legends.

Modern medicine treats health problems once they exist. It’s rarely about preventing health problems from developing in the first place.

Which is why modern medicine doesn’t really talk about nutrition.

Food is the foundation of life

Raw dog food made with ❤️

(& wild sourced buffalo, sashimi grade fish and organic spirulina)

You might have noticed our food has looked a bit different over the last few weeks as we’ve been working with "Mike" our new mincer.

Getting a new bit of equipment is quite exciting for us as it helps us make more food - and hopeful

Does your dog have any grey hairs yet? Nelly does!

Just like in humans, your dog turning grey is a sign of ageing. Most dogs begin to turn grey when entering their senior years - or earlier in some cases.

There are a couple of reasons this happen

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