Budget Raw Feeding Dogs

Our budget raw dog food range is designed for owners who want to feed a high-quality raw diet without overspending. It includes larger pack sizes, value cuts, and freezer-friendly options that bring the cost per meal down while keeping the core of a raw diet intact.

Buying in bulk not only saves money but also makes it easier to plan meals in advance and reduce shopping trips. Many of the items in this range work well as part of a mixed bowl with cuts from our raw for dogs collection or nutrient-dense organs to round out nutrition.

For the easiest way to stock up, our bundle boxes package several proteins and cuts together at a better unit price. You can also browse the full all products range to find additional everyday essentials.

 
Beef and Chicken Mince 2kg

Beef and Chicken Mince 2kg

Muscle development Bone & teeth support Natural nutrient support
$11.80
 
Chicken Necks

Chicken Necks 1kg

Bone & teeth support Joint health Dental health
$5.95
 
Budget Beef Mince

Budget Beef Mince 1kg or 5kg

Muscle development Natural nutrient support High energy support
From $9.50
 

Chicken Mince 1kg

Muscle development Bone & teeth support Skin & coat health
$5.95
 
Wholebird Chicken Mince

Whole Bird Chicken Mince 1kg

Bone & teeth support Muscle development Natural nutrient support
$7.50
 
Chicken Heads

Chicken Heads 1kg

Bone & teeth support Joint health Enrichment
$7.95
 
Chicken Frames
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Chicken Frames 2 Pack

Bone & teeth support Joint health Enrichment
$5.95

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BUDGET RAW FEEDING DOGS FAQs

Costs vary depending on what you buy and how you feed. Choosing larger packs, mixed proteins, and value cuts can bring the cost per meal in line with premium kibble, and some households spend less overall.
Yes. Larger packs and bundle boxes usually have a lower cost per kilo than buying individual items, which can make a noticeable difference over time.
A standalone freezer or dedicated freezer drawer works well. Keep meats frozen until the day before you plan to use them, then defrost in the fridge.
Most raw meats keep well in the freezer for 3 to 6 months when stored at the correct temperature. Label and date packs to keep things rotating properly.
Yes. The key is variety across proteins, inclusion of organs, and suitable amounts of edible bone. You can hit all of these goals with well-chosen bulk cuts.

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