Yes, when chosen and supervised appropriately. Raw bones are generally safe for dogs and are far preferable to cooked bones, which can splinter. Always select a bone that is an appropriate size for your dog and supervise chewing sessions. All of our bones are sourced from trusted Australian suppliers and handled under strict food safety standards.

Most adult dogs eat around 2–3% of their ideal body weight per day across their whole raw diet. Bones typically make up around 10% of the overall diet rather than being fed as a standalone meal. Our Feeding Calculator can help you work out the right portions based on your dog's size, age, and activity level.

No. Bones are a valuable part of a raw diet but are not nutritionally complete on their own. Dogs also need muscle meat and organs for a balanced diet. If you prefer a ready-made option, our balanced blends and bundle boxes provide a convenient way to feed a complete raw diet.

Yes. Many pet owners introduce raw bones alongside their dog's existing kibble meals as a way to begin transitioning to a raw diet. Bones make a natural starting point as they double as both a food source and an enrichment activity.

Keep raw bones frozen until you are ready to use them. Defrost portions in the fridge overnight in a sealed container and use within 2–3 days once thawed.