Veal Mince

Just New Zealand veal, minced and packed in blocks. No other meats, fillers or additives. For a dog that already eats beef, it’s an easy swap, so you can rotate the two through the week without changing the routine.

No beef, chicken, lamb, goat, fish, horse, venison, alpaca or grain.

Veal Mince is the meat part of the bowl, about 80% on the 80/10/10 rule of thumb. To add organ, tripe and bone in one go, mix two parts Veal Mince with one part Balance Mix, or add them separately if you prefer. Most adult dogs eat about 2 to 3% of their body weight a day, and our feed calculator works out the amount for dogs and cats. Thaw it overnight in the fridge and serve it raw. Cats eat much smaller portions, so it helps to split a thawed block into a few containers in the fridge.

Thawed veal keeps two to three days in the fridge. For dogs, fed as the main meal at the calculator’s adult amounts, a 10 kg box lasts a 10 kg dog about 6 weeks, a 20 kg dog about 3 weeks and a 30 kg dog about 2 weeks.

For dogs, Veal Neck Bones keep the bone part of the week to veal, and Beef Mince makes an easy rotation. Our guide to pet mince versus supermarket mince explains where mince fits in a raw diet.

Veal bones and Fussy Mix are on our raw veal dog food page.

Veal Mince is made to order in the Waikato and delivered chilled across Auckland and the Waikato. Each 10 kg box is cut into roughly 500 g blocks, so you only thaw what you need. They come stacked in a liner inside a 36 × 27 × 18 cm carton.