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Raw Dog Food Stores North Edmonton
Aug 26, 2024
Looking for raw dog food in north Edmonton? Here is what is available locally and how home delivery from Hound and Bone works for north Edmonton dog owners.
If you live in north Edmonton and are looking for raw dog food, you have a couple of options worth knowing about.
Some specialty pet food retailers operate in the north Edmonton area and carry frozen raw dog food. Stock levels and product selection vary by store, and it is worth calling ahead to confirm availability before making a trip. Transporting frozen raw food home without it beginning to thaw is also something to plan for, particularly in summer months.
For many north Edmonton dog owners, home delivery is the more convenient option. Hound and Bone delivers raw dog food across Edmonton, including north Edmonton neighbourhoods. Orders are placed online, and you select a delivery date at checkout from the available options.
Your order arrives frozen at your door, with a delivery notification sent so you know when to retrieve it. Free delivery applies to all orders over $120. For the full step-by-step breakdown, see our guide on raw dog food delivery in Edmonton.
North Edmonton covers a large area with varying proximity to specialty pet stores. Depending on where you are located, a round trip to a store that stocks raw food could take a significant amount of time. A scheduled delivery removes that inconvenience entirely. For a broader overview of your options, see where to buy frozen raw dog food in Edmonton.
The Hound and Bone product range is available in full online, including detailed ingredient information for each blend, which can be harder to evaluate quickly in a store environment.
Visit houndandbone.ca to browse the available products. The bundle builder lets you order individual 1LB tubes across different proteins to try before committing to a full 40LB box. Browse and order at any time.
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.