Speciality raw dog food
The extras raw feeders reach for: Green Tripe, Tripe Rolls, Balance Mix and Wild Mix. Green tripe comes from cattle, so it counts as beef. All are made to order and delivered chilled across Auckland and Waikato.
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How raw feeders use these
- Green Tripe: raw green tripe in a 10 kg box cut into blocks. Tripe Rolls are the same tripe in 1.8 kg rolls, ten to a carton. Both go in alongside the usual meal.
- Balance Mix: green tripe and beef liver, kidney, heart, tongue and cheek, with chicken mince. Mix one part with two parts of any of our mixes or single-protein minces.
- Wild Mix: horse, goat, venison and alpaca with offal, for dogs that need a change from beef and chicken.
These suit raw feeders who build meals from plain minces and want to add tripe or organ, and anyone looking for a protein their dog hasn't had before.
How much to feed
A moderately active 20 kg dog eats about 2.5% of its weight a day, or about 500 g, and around 450 g of that is mince or mix. On the one-to-two routine, that's about 150 g of Balance Mix and 300 g of mince or mix. Wild Mix is fed like any other mix. The feed calculator works out your own dog's amount.
Our green tripe guide covers how much tripe to add, and our guide to organ meat for dogs explains the Balance Mix routine.