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Raw Dog Food Recipes
Every recipe follows the 70/10/10/10 BARF ratio and is tagged by protein, allergen, and health goal. 3 free sample recipes — sign up for Premium to unlock the full library.
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Free PreviewEasy · 10 minBeef & Pumpkin BARF Bowl
A classic starter recipe built around grass-fed beef mince, raw beef bone, beef liver, and blended pumpkin. Great for dogs new to raw feeding.
70% beef mince · 10% raw bone · 10% liver · 10% pumpkin
Free PreviewEasy · 10 minVenison & Blueberry Bowl
A novel protein elimination diet recipe using venison — ideal for dogs with chicken, beef, or lamb sensitivities. Blueberries add antioxidant support.
70% venison mince · 10% venison bone · 10% venison kidney · 10% blueberries/spinach
Free PreviewEasy · 15 minTurkey & Zucchini Skin Support
Formulated for dogs with itchy skin or seasonal allergies. Turkey is a lean, low-allergen protein paired with anti-inflammatory zucchini and sardines for omega-3.
70% turkey mince · 10% turkey neck · 10% turkey liver · 10% zucchini/sardine
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9 lockedRabbit & Kale Elimination Diet
A strict elimination diet recipe using whole rabbit — one of the cleanest novel …
70% rabbit meat · 10% rabbit bone · 10% rabbit kidney · 10% kale/blueberries
Lamb & Sweet Potato Bowl
A warming, nutrient-dense recipe using grass-fed lamb. Sweet potato provides gen…
70% lamb mince · 10% lamb ribs · 10% lamb liver · 10% sweet potato/spinach
Duck & Broccoli Anti-Inflammatory
Duck is a rich, novel protein with natural anti-inflammatory properties. Paired …
70% duck mince · 10% duck neck · 10% duck liver · 10% broccoli/sardine
Kangaroo & Carrot Lean Bowl
Kangaroo is one of the leanest novel proteins available — perfect for overweight…
70% kangaroo mince · 10% kangaroo bone · 10% kangaroo liver · 10% carrot/parsley
Pork & Pumpkin Gut Health Bowl
Pork is a highly digestible protein with excellent amino acid profile. Combined …
70% pork mince · 10% pork neck · 10% pork kidney · 10% pumpkin/kefir
Beef Heart & Spinach Power Bowl
Beef heart is a muscle meat packed with CoQ10, taurine, and B vitamins. This hig…
70% beef heart/mince · 10% raw bone · 10% beef liver · 10% spinach/blueberries
Salmon & Kelp Coat Shine Bowl
A fish-based recipe loaded with omega-3 fatty acids for dogs with dull coats, dr…
70% salmon fillet · 10% raw bone meal · 10% salmon roe/liver · 10% kelp/zucchini
Chicken & Bone Broth Puppy Starter
A gentle, nutrient-dense puppy recipe using chicken as a highly digestible first…
70% chicken mince · 10% chicken neck · 10% chicken liver · 10% carrot/bone broth
Senior Beef & Turmeric Joint Bowl
Designed for senior dogs with joint stiffness or arthritis. Lower fat beef mince…
70% lean beef mince · 10% raw bone · 10% beef kidney · 10% turmeric/ginger/greens
Raw Feeding Tips
Everything you need to prep, store, and supplement raw meals with confidence.
Containers & Freezing
- Use reusable silicone portion moulds or BPA-free freezer containers — freeze individual daily portions so you're never measuring at meal time.
- Glass snap-lock containers (500ml–1L) are ideal for thawing in the fridge overnight. They don't absorb odours and are easy to sanitise.
- Label every container with protein type and date. Raw meat is safe frozen for up to 3 months; use within 2–3 days once thawed.
- Batch prep 1–2 weeks of meals at once and freeze in daily portions — saves time and reduces waste. Premium members get a batch-prep shopping list generator.Premium
- Never refreeze thawed raw meat. Thaw in the fridge (not on the counter) to keep bacterial growth in check.
- Silicone ice cube trays are perfect for freezing small amounts of organ meat, bone broth, or kefir to add to meals as toppers.
Kefir & Gut Health
- Plain, unsweetened goat's milk kefir is one of the best probiotic additions to a raw diet — it's naturally lower in lactose than cow's milk and highly digestible for dogs.
- Start with 1 teaspoon per day for small dogs, 1 tablespoon for medium dogs, and up to 2 tablespoons for large dogs. Introduce slowly to avoid loose stools.
- Freeze kefir in silicone ice cube trays and add a cube to meals as a probiotic topper — great for dogs recovering from antibiotics or with chronic digestive issues.
- Water kefir (dairy-free) is a good alternative for dogs with dairy sensitivities. Premium members get dairy-free gut health recipe variations.Premium
- Kefir contains beneficial yeasts and bacteria including Lactobacillus acidophilus, L. reuteri, and Bifidobacterium — supporting a diverse gut microbiome.
- Do not heat kefir — adding it to warm food destroys the live cultures. Always add cold or at room temperature.
Vitamins & Supplements
- Omega-3 (fish oil or algae oil): 1,000mg per 10kg of body weight daily. Reduces inflammation, supports skin, coat, and brain health.
- Vitamin E: 1–2 IU per kg of body weight. Acts as an antioxidant and is especially important when feeding high-fat proteins like salmon or duck.
- Kelp powder: a natural iodine source for thyroid support. Use sparingly — ¼ tsp per day for medium dogs. Avoid if your dog has thyroid conditions.
- Eggshell powder: a natural calcium supplement for boneless meals. One teaspoon provides roughly 2,000mg of calcium. Dry and grind clean eggshells.
- Premium members get a personalised supplement protocol based on their dog's protein rotation, health goals, and symptom tracker data.Premium
- Turmeric paste (golden paste): anti-inflammatory support for senior dogs or those with joint issues. Combine with black pepper and coconut oil to improve absorption.
- Vitamin D3: most raw diets are low in D3 unless feeding oily fish regularly. Discuss supplementation with your vet — over-supplementation is toxic.
Always consult your vet before adding supplements. Dosing varies by dog size, age, and health status. Over-supplementation can be as harmful as deficiency.
Prep & Kitchen Hygiene
- Dedicate a separate cutting board and knife set for raw meat prep — never share with human food prep surfaces.
- Wash hands thoroughly with soap for 20 seconds before and after handling raw meat. Wipe down surfaces with a food-safe disinfectant after every prep session.
- Stainless steel or ceramic dog bowls are easiest to sanitise. Wash after every meal with hot soapy water — bacteria multiply quickly in leftover raw food residue.
- Thaw frozen portions in the fridge on the bottom shelf (below human food) in a sealed container to prevent cross-contamination.
- Premium members get a printable weekly prep checklist and kitchen hygiene guide with their meal plan.Premium
- If your dog doesn't finish a raw meal within 30 minutes, refrigerate the remainder and use within 24 hours — don't leave raw food sitting out.
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