Raw Feeding Suggestions
Experience the Raw Difference: A raw food diet allows for increased digestibility and bioavailability of ingredients and nutrients.
You will often be able to feed less food daily compared to a commercial pet food diet.
Calculating Daily Servings:
Adult Feeding Guidelines
The best formula for calculating daily servings is to base food volume on your pet's body weight.
Adults
Maintenance: 2–3% of body weight
Weight Loss: 1.5% of target weight
Weight Gain: 3% of current weight
Puppies & Kittens
Feed according to the age-based charts on the following page.
Small Pets Under 25 lb
Never feed less than 4 oz per day regardless of calculations.
Daily Feeding Calculator
Step 1: Convert your pet's weight to ounces.
Body Weight (lb) × 16
Step 2: Multiply by the recommended feeding percentage.
× Feeding %
Result:
Daily Food Amount (oz/day)
Important Notes:
Measure food in ounces for accuracy.
Raw meaty bones may be incorporated into the diet.
Never feed cooked bones.
Adjust feeding amounts based on activity level, age, health, breed, and body condition.
Fresh water should always be available.
Puppy & Kitten Feeding Guidelines
Feeding Frequency
Puppies
Weaning–6 Months: 3–4 meals daily
6–12 Months: 2–3 meals daily
12+ Months: 2 meals daily
Kittens
Weaning–6 Months: 4–6 meals daily
6–12 Months: 3–4 meals daily
12+ Months: 2 meals daily
Important Feeding Notes
Always measure food in ounces for the most accurate feeding.
These feeding amounts are starting guidelines.
Adjust portions based on your pet's activity level, age, health, breed, and body condition.
Continue monitoring your pet after transitioning to raw and adjust feeding amounts as needed.
Fresh water should always be available.
What to Expect During the Transition
During Transition
Stool may become softer, but should never be runny.
A temporary mucous coating on the stool is normal.
Once Fully Transitioned
Smaller stools
Firmer stools
Less frequent elimination
Significantly reduced stool odor
Raw Bone Feeding Guidelines
Feed only raw meaty bones.
Never feed cooked bones.
Thaw bones in the refrigerator before feeding.
Frozen bones are not recommended.
Allow your pet plenty of time to chew.
Feed bones before dinner to encourage chewing and stimulate healthy stomach acid production.
Discard remaining portions of large beef rib bones and marrow bones.
Beef trachea (raw or dried) is fully digestible.
Wait 1–2 hours after bone feeding before serving dinner.
Raw Food Handling & Storage
Storage
Keep food frozen until ready to use.
Thaw in the refrigerator the day before feeding.
Thawed food maintains freshness for up to 5 days in the refrigerator.
Quick Thaw
Thaw in cold water only.
Never
Microwave raw food.
Safe Handling
Feed using stainless steel or glass bowls.
Wash bowls, utensils, hands, and surfaces thoroughly with hot, soapy water.
Practice safe raw meat handling at all times.
Use the same care when cleaning your pet's waste.
Additional Information
Food is not intended for human consumption.
Ingredients are human-grade and USDA/FDA approved.
Products containing ground bone should never be consumed by humans.