Description
Wild Mix — for dogs that eat like they mean it
Wild Mix is our most adventurous blend — a line-up of novel proteins that most dogs have never encountered. First, it brings together horse, goat, venison, alpaca and green tripe. As a result, it delivers one of the most varied and nutrient-dense meals in our range, with no fillers, no grain and no compromise.
What’s in Wild Mix
Horse — Exceptionally lean and high in iron. It is one of the best proteins for high-energy dogs, or for dogs prone to weight gain.
Goat — A lean, easily digestible novel protein, naturally rich in iron, potassium and B12. Moreover, it is considered one of the most hypoallergenic animal proteins available.
Venison — Naturally lean deer meat, rich in B vitamins, zinc and iron. Because most dogs have never been exposed to it, venison is ideal for elimination diets or for dogs that have exhausted the more common proteins.
Alpaca — One of the rarest proteins in any commercial raw food. It is lean, clean and rich in essential amino acids — a genuinely novel option even for dogs with long histories of protein sensitivity.
Green tripe — Raw green tripe contains naturally occurring digestive enzymes, lactobacillus acidophilus and a near-perfect calcium to phosphorus ratio. Likewise, it is one of the most beneficial whole foods in any raw diet.
Wild Mix for dogs with sensitivities
Wild Mix contains no beef, chicken, lamb or fish. With venison and alpaca as the primary proteins, it is one of the safest options for dogs with complex or multiple protein sensitivities. In short, it lets you rotate proteins while staying clear of the usual triggers.
How to feed it
Feed Wild Mix as a complete daily meal. For a fully balanced raw diet, follow the simple 80/10/10 guide — 80% muscle meat, 10% raw bone and 10% organ — and add a raw bone a few times each week.
Pairs well with
To keep the novel-protein theme consistent, complete the diet with a single-protein goat product. Add a Goat Bones for the raw-bone portion, or rotate in Goat Mince for another lean, hypoallergenic option. Both keep things clear of beef, chicken, lamb and fish.
