We offer raw meals for dogs and cats, including options like muscle meat, organ meat, bones, and BARF blends to support optimal nutrition.

You can find all our ranges here.

Yes, we offer grain-free, hypoallergenic, and species-appropriate diets to accommodate pets with allergies or sensitivities.

Further details as to whether a product meets your pet's specific dietary needs can be found in the product description.

However, if you have specific questions for our team please reach out to us here.

Our products are sourced from trusted local farms to ensure the highest quality and freshness. We are proud to say that all of our fresh meat, bones and organs are sourced here, directly in Australia.

Yes, all our raw food is free from preservatives, artificial additives, and fillers.

We have specific delivery areas for our meat and bones, as they are shipped using cold freight.

To check if we can deliver to your area, simply enter your suburb in our Delivery Area checking tool on the Home Page.

Currently, we are delivering only within New South Wales, ACT, South Australia, Victoria, Queensland, Northern Territory and Western Australia.

Fresh meat and bones are delivered in sealed, temperature-controlled packaging to prevent spoilage.

We highly suggest defrosting your pet meat in the refrigerator to minimise the risk of bacterial growth.

If you’d like to re-freeze the product, simply thaw it in the fridge until it’s soft enough to portion. Once separated, you can safely return the meat to the freezer for future use.

Delivery typically takes 7 to 10 days after you place your order, depending on your location. A delivery calendar at the checkout will allow you to select which date you would like your order to arrive.

You will receive tracking information via email once your order is shipped.

Refunds are available under specific conditions. Please refer to our refund policy for further details.

Feeding your pet a raw diet can offer a number of different benefits. As raw food is rich in natural nutrients, this can help contribute to improved digestion, healthier skin and coat, stronger teeth, and better overall vitality.

Many pet owners have reported reduced allergies, fewer digestive issues, and more balanced energy levels in their pets after switching to raw food.

Additionally, raw diets offer the added advantages of being free from artificial additives and fillers, therefore providing a more natural, species-appropriate way to nourish your pet.

Raw food is safe when handled and stored properly.

We would recommend that you always follow food safety guidelines and if at all concerned, contact a trusted animal nutritionist for further support and guidance on raw feeding.

Transitioning your pet to raw food should be done gradually to avoid digestive upset.

If currently feeding your dog kibble, start by incorporating small amounts of raw food into their existing kibble diet and gradually increase the raw portion while decreasing the kibble over a week or two.

A gradual transition could start with the introduction of a single raw element – such as a muscle meat, sardine or raw meaty bone, or your dog's transition could begin with a complete DIY diet or commercial blend. Whilst a slow transition by introducing individual ingredients can be beneficial in some instances, it is important to work towards feeding a balanced diet.

Suggested Transition Schedule
Here’s a sample schedule to guide you through the transition:
Days 1-3: 25% raw food, 75% kibble
Days 4-6: 50% raw food, 50% kibble
Days 7-9: 75% raw food, 25% kibble
Days 10+: 100% raw food

Each dog is unique, so adjust the schedule as needed based on your dog's response to the new diet.

Always ensure your pet has access to fresh water throughout the transition.

For further guidance, read our blog on Transitioning Your Dog's Diet from Kibble to Raw Food here.