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Why Summerside Edmonton Dog Owners Are Switching to Raw Beef Bison Food
Jul 6, 2025
Summerside Edmonton dog owners are switching to the Beef Bison Blend Tube. Here is what is driving the shift to raw and how the transition actually works.
More Summerside dog owners are making the switch to raw food, and a lot of them are landing on the same product: the Beef Bison Blend Tube from Hound and Bone. Here is what is driving that shift and what you can expect if you are thinking about making the change yourself.
Most dog owners who switch to raw do so because they got curious about what was in their dog's current food. Reading the ingredient list on a bag of kibble is often the moment that starts the conversation. Fillers, by-products, and ingredients that require a chemistry degree to identify are not what most people picture when they think about feeding their dog well.
The Beef Bison Blend Tube has five ingredients: beef and bison muscle meat and trimmings, beef and bison organs, beef and bison ground bone, and tripe. That is the whole list. You can read it in under ten seconds and know exactly what your dog is eating.
The most common hesitation about switching to raw is the concern that it will be complicated. In practice, the transition is straightforward when done gradually. Over two to four weeks, you introduce raw food alongside your dog's existing diet, increasing the proportion of raw each week until the switch is complete.
Our week-by-week raw dog food transition timeline walks you through every step, and our post on common raw dog food feeding mistakes covers the pitfalls to avoid.
Hound and Bone delivers the Beef Bison Blend Tube to Summerside in southeast Edmonton every weekend. Place your order by Thursday, choose your delivery date, and your order arrives frozen at your door. Free delivery on orders over $120.
Order the Beef Bison Blend Tube and start the switch this week. Visit the City of Edmonton neighbourhood profiles for more about Summerside.
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.