Bone-In Raw Cat Food

Bone-in raw cat food gives your cat a complete, minimally processed meal with the bone ground or diced right through it. It is a practical choice for raw feeders who want calcium built into the bowl already, without measuring out a separate balancer.

This range brings together bone-in minces, so the calcium, phosphorus, and connective tissue a raw diet relies on come from the meal itself. If your cat does better on a softer bowl or you would rather manage calcium separately, our boneless raw cat food range leaves the bone out instead. 

 
Turkey Mince 1kg

Turkey Mince 1kg

Lean muscle development Weight gain support Natural nutrient support
$9.95
 
Duck Liver 500g

Duck Mince 1kg

High energy support Novel protein Skin & coat health
$9.95
 
Beef and Chicken Mince 2kg

Beef and Chicken Mince 2kg

Muscle development Bone & teeth support Natural nutrient support
$13.50
 
Wholebird Chicken Mince

Whole Bird Chicken Mince 1kg

Bone & teeth support Muscle development Natural nutrient support
$7.50
 

Fresha Chicken Mince Cubes For Dogs & Cats 800g

$11.95

Frequently Asked Questions

Bone-in raw cat food includes edible bone ground or diced through the mince. It's designed to deliver a more complete meal, since bone is one of the main natural sources of calcium and phosphorus in a raw diet.

This range suits cats who are comfortable with a slightly firmer texture and can benefit from calcium already built into their meal, rather than needing a separate balancer added. It's a common starting point for raw feeders who want a simpler, more complete bowl.

Bone content varies by product, so check the individual product page for exact ratios. As a general guide, a balanced raw diet for cats typically sits around 10 per cent bone, though this can vary depending on your cat's needs.

This range includes beef and chicken, wholebird chicken, duck, chicken, and turkey mince, so there's room to rotate proteins or find what suits your cat best.

Many raw feeders introduce bone-in raw gradually alongside an existing diet. If you're transitioning, it's worth doing so slowly and keeping an eye on your cat's digestion.

Keep bone-in raw food frozen until ready to use, then thaw in the fridge before feeding.