Self-Select Raw Products
Goat Bones, Wild
Wild goat meat bones are a great source of calcium to keep bones and teeth strong, plus the tearing/chewing motion and production of gastric juices help reduce tartar build up on teeth. The bones are relatively soft, so easy for dogs to crunch and digest. They are also covered with plenty of high protein goat meat which has good levels of iron plus Riboflavin (Vitamin B2), which promote strong muscles, energy production, healthy skin and good eyesight.
Chicken Necks
Price range: $10.95 through $28.95 — available on subscriptionThese skinless chicken necks are great for cats and smaller dogs, aiding good dental health plus providing a lot of nutritional value of chicken. They provide the essential minerals calcium and phosphorus for healthy teeth and strong bones plus are a good source of B 3 (Niacin) and B6 (Pyridoxine) which are vital to the healthy functioning of the digestive, immune and nervous systems plus the skin and coat. The meat to bone ratio is approx 60:40.
Veal Brisket
Price range: $10.95 through $27.95 — available on subscriptionVeal bones are relatively soft, with a honeycomb structure aiding digestion. They are full essential minerals calcium and phosphorus for healthy teeth and strong bones. The gnawing/ chewing action helps clean the teeth and gums, preventing tartar build up, plus generating gastric juices for better digestion and exercising the jaw, neck and shoulder muscles. They also contain plenty of veal meat, proving rich protein and vitamins, in particular B3 which promotes a healthy immune and digestive system.
Chicken Mince
Price range: $11.95 through $89.95 — available on subscriptionChicken it is a high protein, nutritious food for dogs and cats, providing a good source of vitamin B 3 (Niacin) and B6 (Pyridoxine). Niacin plays a key role in converting food to energy and is vital to the healthy functioning of digestive and nervous systems plus the skin and coat. B6 aids the creation of antibodies in the immune system. Chicken a key source of the Omega 6 fatty acid arachidonic acid, vital for skeletal muscle growth and brain development. Cats have a higher requirement for this than dogs as they are unable to convert fatty acids found in plant material into arachidonic acid. Chicken is also a good source of phosphorous which aids teeth and bone formation and normal heart rhythm and kidney function.
Lamb Liver Diced
Price range: $12.75 through $27.50 — available on subscriptionLiver is classified as offal and is a fantastic food source for dogs and cats with more nutrients, gram for gram than any other food type. Because it is so nutrient dense, it should only ever constitute a maximum of 5% of their diet. It contains the best natural source of vitamin A, which cats have a special requirement for as they cannot get this from plant matter. Vitamin A is essential for vision, bone and muscle growth and reproduction. It is also one of the best sources of the amino acid Taurine, which unlike dogs, cats are unable to manufacture and must source from protein. Taurine is vital for the healthy functioning of the eyes and heart. Liver is also a good source of vitamins D, E, K and C, plus all the B group in particular vitamin B12, which helps prevent anaemia, protects the nervous system and aids digestion. Liver is good for dogs and cats who may be constipated. It is also rich in the minerals iron, zinc, manganese and selenium plus is a great source of the essential fatty acids Omega 3 and 6.
Chicken, Heart & Tripe Mince
$12.95 — available on subscriptionChicken it is a high protein, nutritious food for dogs and cats, providing a good source of vitamin B 3 (Niacin) and B6 (Pyridoxine). Niacin plays a key role in converting food to energy and is vital to the healthy functioning of digestive and nervous systems plus the skin and coat. B6 aids the creation of antibodies in the immune system. Chicken a key source of the Omega 6 fatty acid arachidonic acid, vital for skeletal muscle growth and brain development. Cats have a higher requirement for this than dogs as they are unable to convert fatty acids found in plant material into arachidonic acid. Chicken is also a good source of phosphorous which aids teeth and bone formation and normal heart rhythm and kidney function. Heart is a good source of the essential amino acid Taurine, vital for the healthy functioning of the eyes and heart. It is also packed with vitamins in particular B12 and also thiamine (B1) which cats need in abundance and is one of the best sources for the mineral selenium which helps protect the immune system.
Duck Mince
Price range: $13.50 through $99.99 — available on subscriptionDuck is a high protein meat with similar nutritional benefits to red meat (e.g good source of iron), but less saturated fat content. It is a very good source of Selenium, an important antioxidant that can help prevent cell damage and fight inflammation, both of which support the body’s immune system.
Lamb Brisket
Price range: $13.95 through $89.99 — available on subscriptionLamb brisket is a relatively soft bone surrounded by 80% meat and fat (quite high fat content of approx 30%). The pieces range from approx 150 to 400gms so are suitable for medium to large dogs. Lamb is a rich source of the vitamin B group and in particular, Vitamin B12 which helps prevent anaemia, protects the nervous system and aids digestion. It is also a good source of zinc, a mineral that is vital to the healthy functioning of the immune system. Zinc also helps the animals stabilise their blood sugar levels and is necessary for an optimal sense of smell. Vitamin K is found in higher levels in Lamb than most other meats which are necessary for the production of blood-clotting proteins. Chewing the brisket aids good dental health and digestion. The meat to bone ratio on frames is approx 80:20 .
Lamb Tripe Minced Green Unwashed
Price range: $13.95 through $36.95 — available on subscriptionTripe may look and smell awful, but it is one of the most nutritious raw foods you can give your dog. It is classified as a muscle meat and should ideally constitute around 20% of your dog’s diet. Tripe comes from the stomach of plant-eating animals such as cows, deer, sheep etc. This particular tripe is from cows. The tripe still contains much of the nutritious content from the fermented plant matter in their stomach including probiotics with anti-inflammatory properties, enzymes to aid digestion, amino acids to help muscles and gastric juices which help clean teeth. If feeding bones, always combine with Tripe. Additionally, it is a great source of fibre, plus contains minerals such as iron, zinc, potassium and selenium. Tripe is also a “white” meat and is good for dogs with sensitive digestive tracts or food allergies.