FAQ | meat. for dogs.
Because good dog food shouldn’t raise big questions —
but here are the small ones, answered simply.
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Because good dog food shouldn’t raise big questions —
but here are the small ones, answered simply.
A raw dog food brand that keeps things simple.
Just meat. No filler. No fuss. No weird stuff pretending to be food.
We feed dogs the way they were built to eat - naturally.
Meat.
100% meat (bone and offal included).
No grains, no legumes, no vegetable padding, no pea protein concentrate, and definitely no powdered flavours.
If it didn’t once moo, cluck, oink, or quack, we’re not putting it in a bowl.
Yes.
Every dog - big, small, spotty, wrinkly, elegant, or unreasonably hairy - thrives on real food.
Puppies included (after weaning). Seniors included.
Common sense included.
Yes - just follow basic kitchen hygiene.
If you’ve ever handled raw meat before, congratulations: you’re qualified.
Just wash your hands, clean bowls, and don’t refreeze once defrosted.
Two options:
Option A: Go for it
Most dogs switch overnight with zero drama.
Some even celebrate.
Option B: Gradual
Either way, your dog will figure it out faster than you do.
Start with 2–3% of your dog’s body weight per day.
Adjust based on appetite, activity, and how snug the collar feels.
Don’t overthink it.
Dogs are honest - they’ll tell you.
Yes.
Dogs love variety - and their stomachs are better at adapting than ours.
Mix, rotate, alternate, freestyle - they’ll be thrilled.
No.
Dogs weren’t built to crave kale.
Our meals are meat-based and complete as part of a raw diet.
If you want to add extras, keep them natural - raw eggs, sardines, that sort of thing.
16 x 450g packs of raw meat.
Not 15. Not 17.
We like consistency.
Yes - you can buy them in multiples!
In your freezer.
Then defrost the day before in the fridge.
Serve cold or room temperature.
(Your dog doesn’t want a Michelin star - just the meat.)
Once defrosted, use within 48 hours.
Keep refrigerated.
No reheating.
No microwaving.
No science experiments.
Let’s just say: you could eat it.
But we’d really rather you didn’t.
Yes - as local as possible.
Because fresh matters, flavour matters, and British sourcing is simply better for everyone involved (except the animals, but they were destined for someone’s plate either way).
Yes.
If you have a UK postcode and a freezer, we’ve got you covered.
Start with single proteins (Chicken, Beef, Lamb, Turkey, Pork, Duck).
If your dog reacts to one flavour, switch to another.
Raw feeding makes identifying sensitivities surprisingly easy.
Ironically, raw food often solves that.
Start with Turkey or Chicken - gentle, lean, easy on digestion.
Some will.
Some won’t.
Most are fine once they see better stools, better skin, and a happier dog.
We focus on results, not debates.
You can. Just not at the same meal time.
But your dog will definitely judge you.
Because dogs are meat-eaters.
Not cereal-eaters.
Not filler-eaters.
Not cold-pressed sweet-potato-coated kibble nibblers.
Raw food respects biology - and dogs respond beautifully.
Because we keep things simple:
Real food.
Real ingredients.
Real results.
And because joy matters - especially at dinner time.