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Raw Feeding, Made Understandable

Everything you need to choose, portion, and serve real food with confidence.

Raw by Nature. Cooked by Choice.
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1. Start With the Basics

Why Feed Raw?

Raw diets are rich in natural nutrients that support healthy digestion, energy, and a strong immune system.

What Complete & Balanced Means

Every recipe includes the right proportions of muscle meat, organs, and bone — nothing more, nothing less.

What Goes in the Bowl

Thoughtfully sourced ingredients, minimally processed, and formulated to meet your dog's needs.

2. How Much Should My Dog Eat?

A dog's needs depend on weight, life stage, and activity level. Get a personalized recommendation in just a few quick questions.

Estimated Daily Amount 1.50–1.75 lbs per day
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3. A Gentler Way to Transition
Days 1–3
75% current food
25% raw
Days 4–6
50% current food
50% raw
Days 7–9
25% current food
75% raw
Day 10+
100% raw
Enjoy!

Move at your dog's pace. Some need a slower transition — listen to their tummy.

Handle Raw Food With Confidence
Keep FrozenStore in the freezer until ready to thaw. Do not refreeze.
Thaw in RefrigeratorThaw in the fridge for 12–24 hours. Never thaw on the counter.
Wash Bowl & HandsWash bowls, utensils, and hands with hot, soapy water.
Refrigerate LeftoversStore leftovers in the fridge and use within 2–3 days.
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4. Can Puppies Eat Raw?

Yes! Puppies thrive on a complete and balanced raw diet formulated for growth. Feed a recipe appropriate for their life stage and follow age-appropriate portions. Always discuss your puppy's diet with your veterinarian.

Read the Puppy Guide
5. Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, when handled and stored properly. Our recipes are formulated to meet complete-and-balanced nutrient targets, and raw food is no riskier to handle at home than any other raw meat — thaw in the fridge, serve promptly, and clean surfaces after.

Keep frozen until you're ready to feed, then thaw in the refrigerator for 12–24 hours — never at room temperature. Once thawed, use within 2–3 days.

Some owners do mix, though raw and kibble digest at different speeds, so many dogs do best with separate meals rather than mixed in the same bowl. If you're combining the two, transition gradually and watch your dog's stool quality.

Go slower than the standard transition schedule, warm the food slightly, or top it onto their current food for a few days before increasing the ratio. Reach out to the Pack if you'd like help adjusting the plan for a picky eater.

6. Ready to Fill Their Bowl?

Complete, balanced raw diets

Made with responsibly sourced ingredients.

Complete Beef Raw Diet
Complete Beef Raw Diet Choose Beef
Complete Chicken Raw Diet
Complete Chicken Raw Diet Choose Chicken

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