FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
HOW MUCH DO I FEED MY DOG?
HOW OFTEN SHOULD I FEED MY DOG?
HOW DO I TRANSITION MY DOG FROM DRY FOOD TO RAW?
HOW DO I STORE THE FOOD?
HOW DO I SERVE THE FOOD TO MY DOG?
MY DOG HAS ALLERGIES, CAN YOU LEAVE OUT SOME OF THE INGREDIENTS YOU HAVE IN YOUR MIXES?
CAN I BOIL YOUR RAW FOODS?
MY DOG WONT EAT THE FOOD, WHAT DO I DO?
MY DOG ISN'T DRINKING AS MUCH WATER. SHOULD I BE CONCERNED?
WHY VEGETABLES & EGGS?
CAN I MIX KIBBLE AND RAW FOOD?
I’M NOT SURE IF MY DOG WILL LIKE THIS DIET BUT I’M WILLING TO TRY. WHICH MEATS SHOULD I TRY?
Why Feed Raw?
Dogs are biologically designed to eat fresh, whole foods — not highly processed kibble filled with fillers and preservatives.
A properly balanced raw diet gives dogs the natural nutrition their bodies were built for, helping them live healthier, happier lives.
When dogs eat real food, the difference is often noticeable within weeks.
The Benefits of Feeding Raw
A raw diet gives dogs the natural nutrition their bodies were designed to eat. When dogs eat real food, the benefits often show in their energy, digestion, skin, and overall health.
Healthier Skin & Shinier Coat
Raw diets are rich in natural fats and nutrients that help reduce itching, dryness, and dull coats. Many dog owners notice a softer, shinier coat and healthier skin.
Cleaner Teeth & Better Oral Health
Chewing raw meaty bones can help naturally clean teeth and reduce plaque buildup, supporting better dental health.
Better Digestion
Raw food is easier for dogs to digest because it contains natural enzymes and whole ingredients. This often results in smaller, firmer stools and less digestive upset.
Supports a Strong Immune System
Raw diets provide high-quality proteins, vitamins, and minerals that help support a dog’s immune system and long-term health.
More Energy
Dogs fueled by real food often experience more stable energy levels, improved muscle tone, and better overall vitality.
Weight Management
A raw diet is naturally high in protein and lower in unnecessary carbohydrates, which helps dogs maintain a healthy weight and lean muscle mass.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Is feeding raw safe for my dog?
Yes. Dogs are biologically designed to digest raw meat, bones, and organs. When meals are properly balanced and handled safely, a raw diet can be a healthy and natural option for dogs.
2. How do I transition my dog to raw food?
Most dogs can switch to raw right away, while some may benefit from a gradual transition over 3–7 days. Start with one protein source and slowly introduce new proteins as your dog adjusts.
3. How much raw food should I feed my dog?
A general guideline is 2–3% of your dog’s body weight per day for adult dogs. Puppies and highly active dogs may require more.
4. Can puppies eat raw food?
Yes. Puppies can thrive on a properly balanced raw diet that supports healthy growth and development.
5. Will my dog’s stool change on raw food?
Yes. Dogs fed raw diets often produce smaller, firmer stools because their bodies are absorbing more nutrients.
6. Is raw feeding more expensive than kibble?
Not always. While raw food may appear more expensive upfront, many owners find the cost comparable when considering improved health, better digestion, and reduced vet visits.
7. Can I mix raw food with kibble?
Yes, some owners choose to mix raw with kibble. However, many prefer feeding fully raw meals for optimal digestion and nutritional balance.
8. How should raw dog food be stored?
Raw food should be kept frozen until ready to use and thawed in the refrigerator. Once thawed, it should typically be used within 2–3 days.