Frequently Asked Questions

Yes! You can cook the food if you prefer. Cook on LOW  heat until slightly browned (approx. 5 min). Do not overcook, as cooking will remove needed nutrients for the dogs. 

It's generally recommended to feed 2.5% of their body weight in ounces for fresh/raw food.

To calculate that, take their weight multiply that by 0.025 (or 2.5%) to get your feeding amount in pounds. You then multiply that  answer by 16 (because 16 oz = 1 lb) to get your feeding amount in ounces. 

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You may refer to the feeding guidelines 

Raw and fresh foods nurture good gut health. According to The Forever Dog by Rodney Habib and Dr. Karen Shaw Becker, gut health is crucial as it significantly impacts many aspects of a dog's overall health.

Transitioning should be done gradually over 7-10 days by slowly mixing increasing amounts of raw food with your dog’s current food. Start by adding a small amount of raw food as a "topper" to the kibble you currently feed. If your dog adjusts well, you can gradually increase the proportion of raw food while reducing the amount of kibble.

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Absolutely! Our meals are nutritionally balanced to provide dogs with necessary nutrients and calories.