Bone-In Raw Dog Food

Bone-in raw dog food includes edible bone ground or diced through the mince or blend. 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 dogs 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 typically sits around 10 per cent bone, though this can vary depending on your dog's needs.

Bone-in mince is a single-protein product with bone ground through it. A BARF blend combines meat, bone, organ and often vegetable content into one product, giving a broader mix of nutrients in a single meal.

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 dog's digestion.

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