Cotswold Raw dog food
Yes, Giddy Pets is a stockist of Cotswold Raw. We hold a selection from the range as frozen stock, packed and posted from us in the UK, alongside natural chews and treats made by the same brand from the same named cuts.
Who Cotswold Raw are
Cotswold Raw make complete raw frozen meals for dogs, built around a single named meat rather than a blended mince, plus a line of natural air-dried and freeze-dried treats and chews made from the same cuts.
Raw feeding needs proper handling — meals arrive frozen and are thawed in the fridge before use, kept separate from other food during preparation, and fed the same day once defrosted. That is true of any raw brand, not something specific to Cotswold Raw, and it is worth being comfortable with before you order a full freezer's worth.
What we stock, and who it suits
Our range includes Cotswold Raw's mince formulas — turkey, beef and lamb — sold frozen, alongside treats such as beef tails and beef tendon, and rabbit ears and chicken strips as natural chews. We stock a selection from the wider range rather than every product Cotswold Raw makes, and what is shown above reflects what is currently available to order.
This suits owners already comfortable with raw feeding and freezer storage, more than someone looking to switch a dog onto raw for the first time without reading up on it first. If your dog has never had raw food before, introduce it gradually alongside their current diet rather than swapping overnight, and speak to your vet first if they have any ongoing health condition.
Single-protein mince is also a reasonable starting point if you are trying to work out which meat suits your dog, since there is only one named protein in the bag rather than a blend, and the treats and chews are a way of staying with the same brand for training rewards rather than mixing in something unrelated.
From this brand
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Bestpets Rolls Assorted 5"
Bestpets Rolls Assorted 5": 100 rolled chews; 5-inch size, with declared composition and analysis
£0.26
Pooch & Mutt Long-Lasting Fish Hide Chews
A single-ingredient cod skin chew for dogs from 6 months, 83.8% protein, grain free
£4.99
Pooch & Mutt Calming Fish Hide Chews
Hand-rolled cod skin dog chews with chamomile and lavender, 70.8% protein, grain free
£4.99
Chewllagen Classic Chicken Chips
A small rawhide-free collagen chip for dogs, dipped in real chicken
£1.65
Chewllagen Peanut Butter Bar
Collagen chew bars for dogs, peanut butter flavour — sold in three sizes
From£4.99
Chewllagen Classic Chicken Roll
A rawhide-free collagen roll for dogs, dipped in real chicken
From£2.15
Chewllagen Classic Beef Roll
A rawhide-free collagen roll for dogs, hydrolysed for easier digestion
From£2.15
Chewllagen Classic Chicken Donut
A smaller rawhide-free collagen chew for dogs, dipped in real chicken
£3.25
Chewllagen Classic Beef Donut
A smaller rawhide-free collagen chew for dogs, dipped in real beef
£3.25
Common questions
- Is Cotswold Raw a good brand of dog food?
- Cotswold Raw makes single-protein raw frozen meals and natural treats, which suits owners who want to know exactly which meat is in the bag. Whether it is right for your dog depends on their age, size and any known sensitivities, and on you being set up to store and thaw frozen food properly, rather than the brand name alone.
- Does Giddy Pets stock the whole Cotswold Raw range?
- No. We stock a selection from the range rather than every product Cotswold Raw makes, and that selection can change as stock does. What is shown in the grid above is what we currently have available to order.
- Do I need a chest freezer for raw dog food?
- Not necessarily for a small amount bought regularly, but a raw feeder does need reliable freezer space and a fridge routine for thawing, since a full meal cannot simply sit at room temperature. Plan your freezer space before ordering more than you can store.
- Can I switch my dog to raw food straight away?
- It is better to introduce it gradually alongside their current food over a week or two rather than swapping overnight, watching how their stools and appetite respond. If your dog has an existing health condition, check with your vet before changing their diet.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.