Natural Raw Diet Food for Pets In Australia

WILDLY DIFFERENT!

Provide your dog with THE BEST of the best primal natural diet to suit their every need.  Our produce is not only raw, we promote wild or free ranged produce based diets.

11+ natural proteins and over 20 meal plans for every need. The fact is dogs NEED raw meaty bones, organs and whole foods for correct nutrition. Raw pet mince isn't enough!

We have the COMPLETE RAW FEEDING SYSTEM based on your dog's ancestral origins.  Exclusive mince pre-mixes, free ranged, wild game whole foods and raw meaty bones. Water buffalo, lamb, venison, mutton bird, beef, wild ranged goat, free ranged turkey and chicken plus premium rare organs and superfood mixes.

Our whole foods contains nutrients and enzymes in their natural state, not destroyed by  processing.  Superfood nutrition teeming with vitamins, minerals and more!

Everything in our range has a nutritional function and purpose. We only sell real produce so you're dog is receiving maximum nutrition and your not wasting money on cheap, nasty fillers made seductive by fancy packages and marketing.

NO preservatives, NO fillers, NO meat meal, everything is packed and inspected by us. In house and is snap frozen so your dog receives  optimum nutrition with every meal.

WHY MEAT IS NOT ENOUGH FOR DOGS?

Dogs need a balance between the amount of phosphorus and calcium they get in their daily diets. The ratio of calcium to phosphorus should be 1:1 … preferably more calcium than phosphorus.  This is EXTREMELY important in young, growing dogs. They need an adequate supply of raw meaty bones in their diet as this provide a vital balance of calcium and phosphorus.

Feeding good quality muscle meats is very important, however it isn’t enough. It will be too high in phosphorus and too low in calcium. This is unsuitable for young pups and can cause skeletal and development problems.

Calcium deficiency can also cause skeletal demineralization, particularly of the pelvis and vertebrae. On the other hand too, much calcium can disrupt normal healthy bone mineralization and growth. This is especially true in young large and giant breed dogs under 12 months of age.

Large breeds fed excess calcium are more likely to suffer from developmental bone disease … such as osteochondrosis (abnormal bone growth)... READ MORE