Fresh Raw Dog Food Subscription

Each meal is built around the core components of a biologically appropriate raw diet:

• Muscle meat (including heart)
  
• Ground bone for calcium and phosphorus
  
• Secreting organs (liver and kidney)
  

Ingredients are rotated for variety while maintaining balanced nutrition.

No fillers, no grains, no mystery ingredients.

Portions are calculated using your dog’s weight, life stage, and activity level.

Most dogs eat approximately 2–3% of their body weight per day.

Puppies and highly active dogs may require more.

You don’t need to measure or calculate — portions are adjusted for you.

• Keep food frozen until ready to use
  
• Thaw in the refrigerator
  
• Once thawed, use within 72 hours
  
• Do not microwave
  
• Wash hands and surfaces after handling
  

Prepared in small batches using human-grade handling practices.

Step 1: Use your dog’s current weight:

Always calculate food amounts based on your dog’s current body weight.

Note for puppies:

• Small breeds mature faster
  → transition off puppy feeding around 9–12 months
  
• Medium breeds
  → usually 12–15 months
  
• Large & giant breeds grow longer
  → stay on puppy feeding 12–18 months (sometimes up to 24)
  

This is about growth plates and skeletal development, not just calories.

Step 2: Choose the right feeding percentage

Puppies:
7–10% of current body weight per day, depending on age and growth rate.

Adult dogs:
• Low activity / senior: 2%
• Average activity: 2.5%
• High activity: 3%

Step 3: Calculate daily intake

Example (puppy):

• 10 lb puppy × 7% = 0.7 lb per day
  

Example (adult):

• 20 lb adult dog × 2.5% = 0.5 lb per day

Step 4: Convert to delivery amount

Multiply the daily amount by the number of days between deliveries.

Example:

• 0.5 lb/day × 30 days = 15 lbs per delivery