Mutton Bird Frame Pieces

$10.99

Mutton bird frames rich in omega-3s, collagen, and minerals to support joints and natural feeding instincts.

Allergy Friendly

Wild Ranged

100% Australian Produce

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Bring some wild variety to your pet's bowl. Mutton bird frame pieces combine meat, cartilage and bone for a crunchy addition to your dog or cat’s raw feeding rotation, providing protein, natural fats and minerals.

Feed raw as part of a balanced diet. Always supervise bone feeding and choose pieces suited to your pet’s size and chewing habits.

KEY HEALTH FEATURES

High-Quality Protein - Supports muscle growth, repair, and immune function
Omega-3 Fatty Acids (EPA/DHA)- Enhances brain development, skin and coat health, and reduces inflammation
Natural Bone Minerals - Strengthens teeth, bones, and supports metabolism
Collagen & Connective Tissue - Supports joint health, skin elasticity, and tissue repair
Dental Cleaning - Helps clean teeth, strengthens jaws, and promotes gum health
Species-Appropriate Feeding -Mimics natural prey diet, supports digestion and overall health

INGREDIENTS

Mutton bird frames

RAW-Approved by over 30,000+ customers

Most proteins that trigger allergy reactions eg factory farmed beef, chicken and kangaroo.
Yes you can mix supplements with raw meals
If your pet has been feed the same food for a long period of time and/or is experiencing allergy symptoms eg itchy skin, hair loss, ear infections, paw licking, red/ inflamed skin and digestion issues we recommend exploring hypo allergenic food alternatives.
Yes our grooming and treats are safe for sensitive pets.

Our difference is the exotic product range and selection and our ability to fully customise a diet for any dog or cat life stage.
No you do not need to add anything to the meals.
Yes cats need raw meaty bones ( smaller) as part of a complete natural diet.
Store raw meat in the freezer until ready to use. To thaw safely, place it in the fridge for 12–24 hours before feeding. For faster thawing, you can submerge the sealed pack in cold water. Never thaw at room temperature, and always wash hands and utensils after handling.