Green Paw Nutrition

20/02/2026

Anyone who’s worked with me knows I LOVE digestive enzymes. I recommend them a lot to clients for a lot of reasons, especially if the dog is fed processed food

Your dog’s ancestors consumed the pancreas and other digestive organs of their prey, which provided essential digestive enzymes. Many dogs today struggle with digestion and nutrient absorption. Loose stools, gas, vomiting or pooping undigested food, and insatiable hunger are often early signs of digestive issues.

My latest free article about enzyme deficiency is ready to read; I explain the critical difference between full pancreatic enzyme failure and enzyme insufficiency, why so many dogs struggle long before the problem is identified (and how modern life, diet, stress, medications, and genetics all play a role). Learn why supporting digestion early can dramatically change your dog’s long-term health and quality of life. Link to the article is in the comments ⬇️ 🐾

20/02/2026

🧠Upcoming in-person workshops.
Held at , Scunthorpe.
Tickets can be purchased on the website
https://www.greenpawnutrition.co.uk/collections/workshops

19/02/2026

Dreading the warmer weather because it means itchy skin, chewing paws, head shaking, and gunky eyes?

Now is the time to act. Don’t wait until the symptoms appear. Start supporting your dog BEFORE allergy season hits to help build their immunity, strengthen their resilience, and reduce the severity of flare-ups.

I’m gifting my 5-Point Pre-Seasonal Allergy Guide to help you get ahead of it.

Download the guide here https://www.greenpawnutrition.co.uk/products/preparing-for-seasonal-allergies

19/02/2026

Your dog's health isn't just worth it— It's everything.

Because they are.

Visit billinghurst.institute today! Link in bio ✨

18/02/2026

Chronic low-grade inflammation primes the body for allergies.

One of the simplest natural supports? Omega-3 rich food like oily fish.

These support a healthy inflammatory response and strengthen the skin barrier.

Food-based support is better than jumping straight to supplements. What’s more, they’re simple, affordable, and incredibly effective when used consistently.

We share a full list of natural dietary additions to help calm inflammation inside our FREE ‘Pre-Seasonal Allergy’ guide.

Gifted to you because no one needs to dread warmer weather.

Download from the website. Link in bio.

15/02/2026

I’m making changes!
You will notice a name change soon. This is to reflect the fact that, although I’m Lincolnshire based, I work with dogs all over the UK.
I always wanted something to nod toward the herbal work I do too.
And I wanted something easier to type (I’m forever making typos when I write Lincolnshire Canine Nutrition! 😂)
Keep an eye out for the name change and a slight tweak to my logo!

14/02/2026

Who’s going? I can’t wait.
It was amazing last year (you might spot me on a couple of these photos?)

11/02/2026

🛑 Hypoallergenic.

Saw this word in someone else’s post and it triggered me 🤣 This word is one of my biggest pet hates!

Why do I hate the word hypoallergenic?

When it comes to dog food, hypoallergenic sounds super scientific but honestly? It’s mostly a marketing term.

Why?

🔹 No official standard - There’s no regulatory definition for ‘hypoallergenic’ in pet food. Any brand can slap it on a label without proving anything.

🔹 Allergies are individual - A food that triggers one dog might be perfectly fine for another. A hypoallergenic food might contain lamb. That’s fine unless your dog has an intolerance to lamb!

🔹 Hidden ingredients - Read every single ingredient. Just because it says it’s Venison on the packet, doesn’t mean there aren’t other ingredients in it that your dog might react to. And if there’s a lot of ingredients, that’s a lot more chances that one of those ingredients will react with your dog.

🔹 Marketing tactic - it is often used to justify a higher price tag or make the food sound better because ‘hypoallergenic’ sounds premium and ‘special’, not because it guarantees fewer allergic reactions.

❗ If your dog has allergy symptoms, the only way to approach it is through an elimination diet (while supporting the gut).

10/02/2026

I’ll be holding some workshops/talks in the near future but looking for more people to hold events in our space in Scunthorpe. Get in touch Tilly’s Treat Cupboard if you’d like to hold an event (don’t need to be dog related)

✨ Our Wellness Hub is back up and running! ✨

We’re opening the doors to facilitators, practitioners, and creatives who’d love to host events in our space.

Can be dog related but doesn’t have to be

As long as your work aligns with our values (holistic, natural care) and doesn’t compete with what we offer at Tilly’s, we’d be thrilled to have you.

Workshops, talks, drop-in sessions, pop-up shops — we’re open to it all.
If this sounds like you, get in touch 💛