Wild-caught raw sardines & mackerel for dogs and cats — a natural omega-3 boost
Dull coat or dry, itchy skin? Oily fish is one of the best natural sources of omega-3. Our wild-caught Pacific sardines and mackerel are single-ingredient, frozen fresh, and easy to add to any bowl.
Is this right for my pet?
✅ Great for: skin and coat support, raw and cooked diets, omega-3 without capsules, and cats who love fish.
⚠️ Start slow: some pets are sensitive to fish. Begin with a small amount.
Whole or ground?
🐟 Whole — for raw feeders. Keeps all the nutrients, and the soft raw bones add natural calcium.
🐟 Ground — easy to mix into raw or cooked meals. Great for small pets, seniors, and cats.
📦 Sizes: Mackerel Whole (3 pcs, approx. 450g) · Mackerel Ground (500g) · Sardines Whole (approx. 450g) · Sardines Ground (500g)
Why sardines & mackerel
• Rich in omega-3 (EPA and DHA) that supports skin, coat, joints, and brain
• Single ingredient — just fish
• Natural flavor picky eaters love
How much to feed (per day)
• Small dogs (up to 10kg): 4–7g (about 1 tsp)
• Medium dogs (10–20kg): 7–12g (about 2 tsp)
• Large dogs (20–30kg): 12–16g (about 1 tbsp)
• Extra-large dogs (30kg+): 16–20g (1–1½ tbsp)
• Cats (about 4kg): about 3g (½ tsp)
Very active dogs can have a little more. Serve raw for the most omega-3 — cooking lowers it.
Storage & handling
• Keep frozen
• Thaw in the fridge
• You can portion and refreeze — do it right after thawing in the fridge
• Once thawed, use within 24 hours (fish spoils faster)
• Wash hands, bowls, and surfaces after handling
FAQ
Can I cook it?
You can, but cooking lowers omega-3. Raw is best. Never feed cooked fish bones — serve ground fish if you cook.
Are the bones in whole fish safe?
Raw fish bones are soft and edible. Only cooked bones are a risk.
Can I feed it every day?
Yes, as a daily topper at the amounts above.
👉 Pairs well with Raw BARF Mix for Dogs or Gently Cooked BARF Mix for Dogs.
