Puppy Mix

• Beef. New Zealand beef, the main red meat in the mix.
• Chicken. A mild, familiar meat.
• Offal. Organ meat such as liver and kidney.
• Green tripe. Unbleached stomach lining, kept separate from the offal.

There are no fillers or grain, just those four ingredients, minced together and packed in blocks.

No lamb, goat, fish, horse, venison, alpaca or grain. It contains beef and chicken, and green tripe counts as beef too.

Young dogs eat more for their size than adult dogs, and the amount changes as they grow, so it’s worth checking every few weeks. As a guide, puppies eat about 8 to 10% of their body weight a day at 8 to 10 weeks old, easing to about 8% by 4 months. Our guide to how much raw food to feed a puppy has daily amounts by age, and the feed calculator works out the amount and the number of boxes for your dog. If your puppy is new to raw, mix it in with their current food over 7 to 10 days. Once thawed, Puppy Mix keeps for two to three days in a sealed container in the fridge.

Because puppies eat so much for their size, a box goes faster than you might expect. At the calculator’s puppy rate of 8% of body weight a day, a 10 kg box lasts a 5 kg puppy about 4 weeks and a 10 kg puppy about 2 weeks.

For a change through the week, Beef Mince keeps things in the same family, so you can swap between the two without changing your routine. Both come in 10 kg boxes of blocks and thaw the same way, overnight in the fridge.

Puppy Mix is part of our raw puppy food range, alongside the other foods we sell for growing dogs.

Puppy Mix is made to order in the Waikato and delivered chilled across Auckland and the Waikato. Order by the weekly cut-off and it arrives the following week, in a 10 kg box cut into blocks of about 500 g. The blocks come stacked in a liner inside a 36 × 27 × 18 cm carton.