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Feeding your dog raw food doesn’t need to be complicated.
Here’s how to do it the simple way; the meat. for dogs. way.
At its core, a raw diet is about giving your dog what they’re built to eat: high-quality meat, natural nutrients, and nothing unnecessary.
This guide walks you through exactly how to do it — from choosing the right food to feeding the correct amount — so you can get started with confidence.
Raw feeding means feeding your dog a diet based primarily on raw meat, bone, and natural ingredients, instead of heavily processed kibble.
Switching your dog to a raw diet isn't rocket science.
Dogs are biologically designed to digest meat. A properly balanced raw diet provides:
step 2 - delivered frozen, fresh, and on time.
Your order arrives frozen, packed neatly, and ready for your freezer.
No drama. No dry ice circus. No boxes that look like they’re launching to Mars.
Just frozen raw dog food that stays frozen - as it should.
You pop it in the freezer.
Your dog stares at you expectantly.
Balance is restored.
step 3 — the easiest cooking you’ll never do.
Take a pack out the night before. Let it defrost in the fridge.
That’s it. Honestly. That’s the whole method.
Serve in your dog’s bowl and enjoy:
Raw feeding shouldn’t feel like an exam.
This is dinner - not chemistry.
feeding amounts (the simple version)
Most dogs do brilliantly on 2–3% of their body weight per day.
Big dogs, small dogs, old dogs, puppies - the same rule applies.
Examples:
Checkout our complete raw feeding guide.
But don’t panic - this isn’t rocket science.
If your dog looks hungry, feed a little more.
If they’re looking chunky, feed a little less.
Every dog is different. Adjust portions and routines to suit yours.
Dogs are honest. They’ll tell you.
variety is allowed. encouraged, even.
Dogs love trying new proteins.
You can mix flavours, rotate daily, weekly, or pick a favourite and stick to it - whatever suits their tastebuds and your freezer space.
There’s more than one right way to feed meat.
(Just don't microwave or cook it. Please don’t do that.)
is raw feeding safe? (the common sense bit)
Yes - when handled properly.
If you’ve ever handled human meat before, you already know what to do.
Nothing fancy. Nothing scary. Just basic kitchen rules.
new to raw? here’s how to switch smoothly.
You can switch overnight. We recommend going cold (in this case frozen) turkey.
Most dogs handle it beautifully.
But if you prefer a slower approach, try this:
Expect excitement, staring, bowl-licking, and a general sense of “finally.”
why it works? because dogs were built for meat.
Strong jaws. Sharp teeth. Short digestive systems.
Everything about dogs says “meat, please.”
Our food gives them:
It’s food that makes sense - to biology and to dogs.
we don’t overthink feeding. we just do it properly.
Raw feeding isn’t a trend.
It’s the way dogs have eaten for millennia.
We’re not inventing anything new.
We’re just making it easy, affordable, and fun.
Real meat. Real food. Real joy.
That’s the whole idea.
ready to feed meat the easy way?
Your dog will love you forever. Or at least until the bowl is empty.
Overfeeding (too many calories)
Poor storage
Feeding only one protein
We do not recommend mixing raw with kibble. The answer is in the name (meat.for dogs.)
By mixing, you are feeding a highly processed and un-healthy food with a natural diet.
Yes — but it needs to be properly balanced.
There’s no single “best” option. Chicken, beef, lamb, and turkey are all excellent — variety is key.
Typically 2–3 days after defrosting.