Hi Lesley, the meat is delivered frozen, and ready to go straight in the freezer. We use rib bone which is softer than other bones, and it is ground down using a 10mm plate so that it is not present as large pieces.  

There isn't any calorific information available for this product or any of the raw recipes Edward. 

Hi Sue, if it helps to add water to your girls raw food, you can continue to do this without any problem. For those dogs who need a little extra fibre in their diet, adding Digestion to meals often helps. 

Yes, our raw food is regularly tested for Salmonella and other potentially pathogenic microbes, in accordance with all relevant government regulations. More on this can be found here - know your raw.

Hi Priya, yes you can do the following:

1. Pour some freshly boiled water from a kettle onto the portion to be served.
2. Stir for 30 seconds, and then tip off any excess fluid.
3. Allow to cool to just warm before serving.

This partially 'cooks'  the meat without affecting the bone content.

Then, once this is being readily accepted, the raw can be 'cooked' less and less in stages, by tipping the hot water off after 20 seconds, then 10, until feeding completely raw. 

We hope this helps, and do let us know if you need any more assistance.

Hi Debs, a typical GSD of this age and sex, would need approximately 750g daily, divided between breakfast (1/3) and dinner (3/4). This quantity however, is best adjusted up or down going forward, to maintain an ideal body condition.

 If you would like us to provide a free step by step feeding guide, designed to ensure that a complete, balanced diet is fed, which meets all nutritional needs and supports optimum growth and development, please complete and submit this online questionnaire, and we'll be happy to help. 

Hi Victoria, if you'd like to complete and submit this online questionnaire to provide some additional background information, we would be happy to advise.