Raw dog rolls
Raw rolls, 1.8 kg each and ten to an 18 kg carton, delivered across Auckland and Waikato. Our guide to dog roll versus raw mince explains how raw rolls differ from cooked dog roll.
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Raw rolls: what's in them and how to use them
Each roll is raw blended mince. There are three to choose from:
- Chicken & Fish Rolls: New Zealand chicken and fish, an easy way to bring fish into your dog's week.
- Lamb & Heart Rolls: New Zealand lamb with lamb heart. They suit dogs and cats.
- Tripe Rolls: raw green tripe, which comes from cattle and counts as beef.
Rolls suit busy homes: thaw one and the next few days of meals are easy to portion. One roll is about four days of main meals for a moderately active 20 kg dog, with raw bones making up the other tenth of the day.
To use one, thaw the whole roll in the fridge and portion it into meals: keep the next two to three days' worth in a sealed container in the fridge, scoop each meal out with a cup or a large spoon, and refreeze the rest straight away. Wash the container before the next roll goes in.
The feed calculator works out how many cartons cover the weeks you choose, and our guide to thawing and storing raw dog food has the full fridge routine.
Raw rolls: common questions
Do rolls suit a small dog?
A roll is about two weeks of main meals for a 5 kg dog. For a small dog, our 10 kg boxes of mince in blocks of about 500 g are often easier. Our guide to raw food for small dogs covers both.
Can cats eat them?
Lamb & Heart Rolls suit cats as well as dogs. Our raw cat food range has the rest of what cats tend to like.
What if the rolls are out of stock?
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