⚠️ This is not veterinary or nutrition advice - and we don't give it. Raw feeding carries real risks: bacteria (salmonella, E. coli - a danger to your dog and your household), nutritional imbalance, and bones (choking, broken teeth, blockages). It's especially risky for puppies, pregnant dogs, and homes with young children, elderly or immunocompromised people. Talk to your vet or a board-certified veterinary nutritionist before you start - treat the numbers below only as a starting estimate to bring to that conversation.
Rough daily amount 500 g about 1.1 lb / day
Split the 80/10/10 way:
- 🥩 Muscle meat (80%)400 g
- 🦴 Raw meaty bone (10%)50 g
- 🫀 Liver (5%)25 g
- 🧫 Other organ (5%)25 g
⚠️ A rough estimator, not a diet. Real needs vary with metabolism, breed and health, and a balanced raw diet needs the right variety and calcium-to-phosphorus balance over time - get it wrong and a dog can be harmed, especially a growing puppy. Handle raw meat with strict hygiene, never feed cooked bones, and work with a vet or veterinary nutritionist.
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