Raw BARF dog food — meat, organs, ground bone, veggies & fruit in one pack
Want to feed raw without sourcing and grinding everything yourself? Our Raw BARF Mixes follow the BARF model (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) by Dr. Ian Billinghurst — muscle meat, organs, ground raw bone, veggies, seeds, and fruit, ready to thaw and serve.
Is this right for my dog?
✅ Great for: raw-fed dogs, dogs switching to raw, dogs with food sensitivities (try the rabbit, duck, or quail recipes), and protein rotation.
⚠️ Raw only: it contains ground raw bone, which becomes hard to digest once cooked. Prefer cooked? See our Gently Cooked BARF Mix.
What’s inside
Most recipes: 45% muscle meat | 25% organ meat | 10% ground bone | 5% liver | 5% other organs | 7% veggies | 2% seeds | 1% fruit
Rabbit Mix: 70% muscle & organ meat | 10% ground bone | 5% liver | 5% other organs | 7% veggies | 2% seeds | 1% fruit
Quail recipes: 49% muscle meat | 25% organ meat | 6% ground bone | 5% liver | 5% other organs | 7% veggies | 2% seeds | 1% fruit
No fillers. No preservatives. No synthetic additives.
Flavors & ingredients
🐇 Rabbit Mix
Rabbit muscle meat, ground raw bone, broccoli, shiitake mushroom, chia seeds, blackberries, rabbit heart, lungs, trachea, liver, kidney, bladder, brain, eyes, tongue
🐇 Rabbit + Pork
Rabbit muscle meat, pork muscle meat, pork heart, ground rabbit bone, broccoli, mushroom, pork liver, pork kidney, chia seeds, blackberry
🐇 Rabbit + Chicken
Rabbit muscle meat, chicken muscle meat, chicken heart, chicken gizzard, ground rabbit bone, broccoli, shiitake mushroom, chicken liver, chicken kidney, chia seeds, blackberry
🐇 Rabbit + Beef
Rabbit muscle meat, beef muscle meat, beef green tripe, beef heart, beef lungs, ground rabbit bone, broccoli, shiitake mushroom, beef liver, beef spleen, beef kidney, chia seeds, blackberry
🐔 Chicken + Pork
Chicken leg quarter, pork shoulder, pork heart, ground chicken bone, spinach, carrots, pork liver, pork kidney, chia seeds, blackberry
🐔 Chicken + Beef
Chicken leg quarter, beef trimmings, chicken gizzard, beef heart, beef lungs, beef green tripe, beef liver, beef spleen, broccoli, carrots, chia seeds, strawberry
🦆 Duck + Pork
Whole duck with ground raw bone, pork shoulder, duck gizzard, pork heart, spinach, shiitake mushroom, duck liver, pork liver, pork kidney, chia seeds, strawberry
🦆 Duck + Beef
Whole duck with ground bone, beef muscle meat, duck gizzard, beef green tripe, beef heart, beef lungs, spinach, shiitake mushroom, duck liver, beef liver, beef spleen, beef kidney, chia seeds, blackberry
🐦 Quail + Pork
Whole quail, pork heart, whole mackerel, pork shoulder, pork liver, pork kidney, broccoli, carrots, chia seeds, blackberry, eggshell powder
🐦 Quail + Beef
Whole quail, beef green tripe, whole mackerel, beef trimmings, beef liver, beef spleen, broccoli, carrots, chia seeds, blackberry, eggshell powder
How to feed (per day)
• Puppies: 4–8% of body weight, split into 2–3 meals
• Adults: 2–3% of body weight
• No calcium supplement needed — the ground bone provides it
• Switching to raw? Mix it in slowly over 1–2 weeks
Storage & handling
• Keep frozen
• Thaw in the fridge (about 24 hours)
• You can portion and refreeze — do it right after thawing in the fridge. Don’t refreeze food left out at room temperature.
• Once thawed, use within 48 hours
• Raw only — do not cook (contains bone)
• Wash hands, bowls, and surfaces after handling
FAQ
Can I cook it?
No. Even when ground, bone turns hard and difficult to digest once cooked, which can cause constipation or tummy upset. Raw ground bone stays soft and easy to digest.
Is it complete and balanced?
No. Our BARF Mixes are not complete and balanced on their own. Use them as part of a varied diet — rotate recipes and proteins, and add toppers like organs, sardines, or bone broth. Message us and we’ll help you plan.
Do I need to add supplements?
No calcium is needed — the ground bone covers it. Rotating recipes gives your dog more variety.
Can puppies eat it?
Yes. Follow the puppy amounts and split into 2–3 meals a day.
👉 Round out the bowl with Raw Organ Meats or Bone Broth.
