Raw Free-range Lamb (Dog Food)
2kg (125g x 16)
Ingredients
Free-range Lamb, Lamb Heart, Lamb Liver, Pumpkin, Pumpkin Seeds, Spinach, Zucchini, Carrot, Chicken Egg, Omega-3 Anchovy Oil, Eggshells, Prebiotic Seaweed, Parsley, Parsley, Cod Liver Oil, Blueberry, FlaxSeeds Oil, L-Glutamine, Alpha-tocopherol, Vitamin C, Reishi Mushroom, New Zealand Green-lipped Mussel, Activated Curcumin, Spirulina, Zinc Gluconate, Milk Thistle
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Important Delivery Note
Raw Free-range Lamb (Dog Food)
What Makes Our Food So Special For Dogs
70% meat and organs
Our dog food is crafted with a minimum of 70% meat and organs from whole food sources — never by-products or meat meals — to deliver highly bioavailable protein and essential nutrients.
New Zealand green-lipped mussels
Sustainably sourced New Zealand green lipped mussels provide GAGs and omega-3s, supporting joint health, mobility, anti-inflammatory benefits, and overall vitality—making them a natural, long-lasting aid for dogs’ wellness.
Sustainable prebiotic seaweed
Prebiotic seaweed (elkhorn sea moss) is a digestible red algae rich in prebiotics, supporting gut health, digestion, nutrient absorption, and sustainability—benefiting both your dog’s wellness and ocean health.
Reishi mushroom
Reishi mushroom, the “mushroom of immortality,” contains beta glucans, triterpenes, and Ling-Zhi-8 protein to support immunity, reduce oxidative stress, and help slow chronic disease progression in dogs.
Frequently asked questions
We recommend feeding adult dogs 3-5% of their weight. Puppies 5-12 months old or until fully grown should ideally be fed between 6-8% of their current weight. For a more accurate recommendation, you can use our Food Portion Calculator here.
Our portion recommendations are based on the formulation of our diets, however, you may find that adjustments to the portion may be made along the way based on your dog's breed, age, metabolism, size and activity level.
Yes, our meals are complete & balanced in accordance with AAFCO standards for dogs. Our vet-reviewed recipes are also suitable for growing puppies (above 5 months), pregnant and nursing dogs, adult maintenance, and seniors.
Keep the meals frozen at -18°C in their original packaging until you’re ready to feed. When it’s mealtime, simply thaw the trays in the chiller overnight. Once opened, transfer the portion you are not feeding into an airtight container and store in the chiller for up to 24 hours.
Since this is raw food, remember to wash your hands, utensils, and any surfaces with soap and water after handling. And one more thing—avoid refreezing portions that have already been thawed or left out.
Loose stools and/or mild diarrhoea may happen depending on how rapidly the dietary transition is made but this should not last longer than 2 days. A longer, more gradual transition period is highly recommended for if your dog has an extra sensitive stomach. After this initial period, you may start to notice positive changes in smell, shape and volume to your dog’s poop
