Feed What Nature Intended

A species-appropriate raw diet supports every stage of your dog's life.

Why Raw?

Dogs are carnivores that evolved eating whole prey — raw meat, bones, and organs. Commercial kibble is a modern convenience, but raw feeding more closely mirrors what their bodies are designed to digest and thrive on.

Higher bioavailability of proteins and nutrients
Improved coat quality and skin health
Better digestion and firmer stools
Stronger immune system
Healthier teeth and gums
Increased energy and lean muscle mass

What a Raw Diet Includes

Muscle Meat

The primary protein source. Beef, chicken, pork, turkey, fish — rotated for variety and balanced amino acids.

Raw Bones

Edible bones provide calcium and phosphorus. Chewing raw bones also keeps teeth clean naturally.

Organ Meats

Liver, kidney, heart, and tripe are nutrient-dense "superfoods" — up to 10% of the diet.

Supplements

Whole-body supplements, goat milk, and bone broth round out the diet with probiotics and micronutrients.

Per-Protein Benefits

Beef — High in zinc, iron, B12; excellent for muscle and coat.

Chicken — Lean, digestible; ideal for sensitive stomachs.

Pork — Rich in B vitamins and thiamine; great variety protein.

Fish — Omega-3 fatty acids support brain health and reduce inflammation.

Liver — Nature's multivitamin; high in vitamin A, D, and iron.

Heart — Considered a muscle meat; high in CoQ10 and taurine.

Tripe — Raw green tripe is packed with beneficial bacteria and digestive enzymes.

Feeding Guide

A general starting point is feeding 2–3% of your dog's ideal adult body weight per day, split into one or two meals. Adjust based on activity level, age, and body condition.

Daily amount (grams) = body weight (kg) × 1000 × 0.025

Example: 20 kg dog → 20 × 1000 × 0.025 = 500 g/day

Puppies and highly active dogs may need up to 5–6%. Senior or less active dogs may need closer to 1.5%.

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