We supply the best quality frozen pet food

Why choose raw?

Raw pet food has become more and more popular with dog and cat owners. The basic idea is to feed food which dogs and cats evolved to eat with no additives, preservatives or chemicals. It has been shown to:

• Better Nutrient Absorption: Raw pet food may contain more natural enzymes and nutrients that aid in better digestion and absorption of nutrients, leading to improved overall health and vitality.
• Improved Dental Health: Chewing on raw bones and meats can help clean your dog's teeth and prevent dental diseases such as gingivitis and periodontal disease.
• Increased Energy: Raw pet food can provide your dog with the necessary nutrients to maintain higher levels of energy and stamina.
• Healthier Skin and Coat: Raw pet food may contain a higher percentage of essential fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals that can help promote healthy skin and a shiny coat
• Weight Management: Raw pet food diets are often more satiating than processed diets, which can help maintain a healthy weight for your dog
• Improved Digestion: Raw pet food may contain more natural fibre, which can help promote regular bowel movements and prevent constipation
• Fewer Allergies: Some dogs are allergic to certain ingredients commonly found in processed pet foods. Raw pet food diets can help reduce the risk of food allergies and intolerances.
• Improved Immune System: Raw pet food may contain more natural antioxidants, which can help boost your dog's immune system and reduce the risk of disease and illness.

Raw pet food may not be appropriate for all pets, so it is important to get good advice - from your vet or nutritionist. We can provide advice and guidance based on our experience.

Top tips when transitioning onto Raw Pet Food

It is important to transition onto raw pet food if your dog is not currently on a raw pet food diet. Here are our tops tips based on experience to make this a good transition:

• Research the right diet: Research the different types of raw pet food diets, such as homemade or commercial, and choose the one that's appropriate for your dog's age, size, and activity level.
• Gradually transition: Gradually transition your dog to the raw food diet over 7-14 days to avoid any digestive upset. Start with just 20% Raw and 80% existing food, and after a few days move to 40% Raw and 60% existing. Then if everything is ok, move to 50% raw and 50% existing for a few days. Continue 60% raw and 40% existing, and for the last 2 days move to 80% raw and 20% existing. Finally you are ready to move over to 100% raw. Signs to slow down include diarrhoea, loss of appetite. In most cases there is no problem at all.
• Use high-quality ingredients: Use high-quality ingredients to ensure that your dog is getting the necessary nutrients and avoid the risk of foodborne illness.
• Incorporate variety: Incorporate a variety of meats, bones, and organs to provide your dog with a well-rounded diet.
• Practice safe handling: Practice safe handling when preparing and storing raw pet food to avoid contamination and illness.
• Monitor your dog's weight: Monitor your dog's weight and adjust the portion sizes accordingly to maintain a healthy weight.
• Provide clean water: Provide your dog with clean, fresh water at all times.
• Don't mix with other diets: Don't mix raw pet food with other diets, such as kibble or canned food, as they digest at different rates and can cause digestive upset.
• Keep track of health changes: Keep track of any changes in your dog's health, such as improved coat condition, better energy levels, or any adverse reactions, and discuss them with your veterinarian.

We have been supply customers in Auckland with raw petfood for a few years now, and we have lots of experience. We only select the best raw pet foods partners to work with.

What we offer

• Frozen raw pet food cut into cubes for feeding. We sell in different package sizes to suit your needs
• We sell bones, deer antlers to help maintain the quality of your dogs teeth and keep them occupied
• Full range of natural treats free from additives or preservatives

How much Raw food to feed my dog?

Feeding your dog a raw pet food diet can have several health benefits, but it's important to ensure that you're feeding your pet the right amount. Here's what you need to know about how much raw pet food to feed your dog:

• Consider your dog's weight and activity level when determining how much to feed them.
• A dog that is more active will require more food than a sedentary one.
• A good starting point is to feed your dog 2-3% of their body weight per day.

To make it easier to calculate the amount of raw pet food to feed your dog, here is a table that shows the recommended amount based on your dog's weight:

However, it's important to monitor your dog's weight and adjust their food intake as needed. If your dog is losing weight or seems hungry, you may need to increase their food intake. Conversely, if your dog is gaining weight, you may need to reduce their food intake.

It's also important to remember that the 2-3% guideline is just a starting point. Some dogs may require more or less food depending on their individual needs. Consult with your veterinarian to determine the right amount of food for your dog.

In addition to monitoring your dog's weight, it's important to feed them a balanced diet. Raw pet food diets can be nutritionally complete, but it's important to ensure that your dog is getting all of the necessary vitamins and minerals. Feeding raw bones and treats such as dried liver can help make up a more complete diet and add some aids for training at the same time. Plus Toppers such as goats milk and broth add a lot of other nutrients.

In conclusion, feeding your dog a raw pet food diet can have several health benefits, but it's important to ensure that you're feeding them the right amount. Use the table above as a guide, and monitor your dog's weight and adjust their food intake as needed. Consult with a veterinarian or a pet nutritionist to ensure that your dog's diet is nutritionally balanced.

Terms and conditions

1. All on-line orders must be picked up from either our Takapuna or Silverdale locations
2. For ingredients check the raw pet food packaging. 
3. We will provide the best advice based on our knowledge of your situation regarding raw feeding. If there is a problem, we will recommend speaking to your vet.
4. We can only refund or replace products that have not been opened and are still frozen if you have made a mistake at purchase.
5. If there is a problem after your dog has consumed some product, please contact us ASAP and we will need to batch number of that product. We have had hardly any issues in our years of selling raw pet food. If it seems the product has caused the problem we will refund you for the cost.