Raw feeding is a natural way to nourish your dog with fresh, biologically appropriate foods. Instead of heavily processed kibble, a raw diet focuses on whole ingredients that support energy, coat health, digestion, and longevity.
 

Raw Feeding Basics

• Portion Size: Feed about 2–3% of your dog’s ideal adult weight daily. Puppies and active dogs may need more.

• Core Ingredients:

  • 70–80% muscle meat

  • 10–15% raw meaty bones

  • 10% organ meats (half liver)

  • 5–10% vegetables and fruits

• Protein Variety: Rotate proteins like chicken, beef, lamb, turkey, pork, and fish.
   

Benefits of Raw Feeding

• Smaller, firmer stools and better digestion

• Shiny coat and healthier skin

• Naturally cleaner teeth and gums

• Balanced weight and steady energy

• Greater enthusiasm for meals
   

Safety Tips

• Only feed raw bones — never cooked

• Handle meat with proper hygiene

• Transition slowly to allow adjustment

• Consult your vet to ensure balanced nutrition
   

Signs Your Dog Is Thriving

Bright eyes, glossy coat, firm stools, lean muscle, and consistent energy are all signs your dog is benefiting from a raw diet.