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Ordering Raw Dog Food Online in Edmonton
Mar 18, 2024
Ordering raw dog food online in Edmonton is simple with Hound and Bone. Browse products, choose a delivery date, and receive frozen raw food at your door.
Ordering raw dog food online has become the preferred option for many Edmonton pet owners. It saves a trip to a physical store, removes the challenge of transporting heavy frozen products in your vehicle, and gives you access to a wider selection than most brick-and-mortar locations carry.
Visit houndandbone.ca to browse the full product range. Each product page includes the ingredient list, feeding information, and storage instructions so you can make an informed choice before adding anything to your cart.
Once you have selected your products, proceed to checkout. You will enter your delivery address, select a delivery date from the available options, and complete payment securely through Stripe. For a full walkthrough of the delivery process, see our guide on how raw dog food delivery in Edmonton works.
After your order is confirmed, you will receive a confirmation email. On the day of delivery, you will receive a notification when your order has been dropped at your door.
Hound and Bone carries a range of raw blends including beef, bison, chicken, turkey, pork, and salmon. Products are available as 40LB boxes or as individual 1LB tubes through the bundle builder, which lets you mix and match proteins in a single order.
For regular deliveries, a raw dog food subscription removes the need to reorder each time. Choose your preferred delivery frequency, set up your subscription at checkout, and your order will be processed automatically on the schedule you choose. Subscriptions can be managed, paused, or cancelled from your account at any time.
Hound and Bone delivers to Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Beaumont, Leduc, Spruce Grove, and Stony Plain. Free delivery applies to all orders over $120. Browse our full range and place your first order today.
This article is for general information only and is not veterinary advice. Every dog is different — consult your veterinarian before making changes to your dog’s diet. Individual results may vary.