Getting raw dog food delivered in Edmonton is straightforward with Hound and Bone. Here is how the ordering and delivery process works from start to finish.
Getting raw dog food delivered in Edmonton is simpler than most people expect. Here is how the process works with Hound and Bone.
Browse the products available at houndandbone.ca and add what you need to your cart. Orders can be placed any time. The Thursday cutoff applies for weekend delivery: orders placed by Thursday are scheduled for the upcoming delivery window. You can also order raw dog food online and set up a subscription so future orders are handled automatically.
At checkout, you will select from the available delivery dates. Hound and Bone typically delivers on weekends, though additional delivery days are added during busier periods. Available dates are displayed in real time so you always know what to expect.
Your order is packed and delivered frozen. Hound and Bone uses insulated packaging during transport to keep products at the right temperature throughout the journey. When your order arrives, you will receive a notification so you know to bring it in promptly.
The products arrive at your door still frozen, in an uninsulated box. Because raw food is temperature sensitive, it is important to retrieve your order as soon as you receive the delivery notification, particularly in warmer months.
Hound and Bone delivers to Edmonton, St. Albert, Sherwood Park, Beaumont, Leduc, Spruce Grove, and Stony Plain. Free delivery is available on all orders over $120. Orders under that threshold are subject to a flat $15 delivery fee. See our individual area guides for raw dog food near St. Albert and raw dog food near Sherwood Park.
If you want to set a regular schedule, Hound and Bone offers a raw dog food subscription service. Choose your preferred frequency, set up your order, and your raw food will arrive automatically without you having to reorder each time. Subscriptions can be adjusted, paused, or cancelled at any time. Browse our products to get started.
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.