Raw organ meat for dogs & cats — liver, heart, tripe & more
Making your pet’s meals at home? Organs are the most nutrient-rich part of the animal — packed with natural vitamins and minerals. Our 250g single-organ packs let you build your own BARF, PMR, or home-cooked meals your way.
Is this right for my pet?
✅ Great for: DIY raw and home-cooked diets, adding natural nutrients to kibble or fresh meals, and both dogs and cats.
⚠️ Organs are rich: too much at once can cause loose stools. Start small and follow the amounts below.
Two kinds of organs
🫀 Organ meats (heart, lung, gizzard, green tripe) — act like meat and are rich in protein. Use up to about 25% of the meal.
🧪 Secreting organs (liver, kidney, spleen) — the vitamin-rich ones. Use about 5% liver plus 5% kidney or spleen.
Options (250g per pack)
🐄 Beef: Heart · Lung · Green Tripe · Kidney · Spleen · Liver
🐖 Pork: Heart · Kidney · Liver
🦆 Duck: Gizzard · Liver
How to feed
• Full raw or home-cooked diet: follow the amounts above
• As a topper: start with 1–2 tbsp per meal and adjust based on stool
• Introduce slowly over 5–7 days and rotate proteins
• For home-cooked diets: lightly steam or simmer — no oil, salt, or seasoning
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
• Don’t microwave to thaw
• Wash hands, bowls, and surfaces after handling
FAQ
Can I feed liver every day?
Yes, in small amounts. Keep liver to about 5% of the meal — too much can give too much vitamin A.
Which organ should I start with?
Heart is the gentlest. Add liver and kidney slowly after.
Can I cook them?
Yes. Lightly steam or simmer without oil or salt.
👉 Build your own bowl with Raw Single Proteins, or skip the prep with ready-made Raw BARF Mix.
