Feeding Help · Whole-animal raw
How much raw should I feed?
Every dog is different, but the maths is simple. Enter your dog's weight and how active they are, and we'll show you a daily portion for both ways to feed — plus how long a box lasts.
Feeding calculator
A starting guide — adjust to your dog's body condition over the first few weeks.
Dehydrated Raw · per day
140 g/day
A 4 kg Value Box lasts about 29 days.
Frozen Raw · per day
500 g/day
A 15 kg cooler box lasts about 30 days.
Dehydrated is a concentrated raw food, so the daily gram weight is much smaller than frozen — both feed the same dog. Puppies, pregnant or very active dogs often need more; let body condition be your guide.
Switching gently
Change foods over gradually across 7–10 days (a sensitive tummy may need longer), mixing a little more of the new food into the old each day. A splash of gravy on top tempts fussy eaters in the first week.
Serving & storage
Dehydrated Raw is served straight from the box — no soaking, no cooking. Frozen Raw is thawed in the fridge and served. Always keep fresh water down. Store dehydrated sealed in a cool, dry place; keep frozen until use.
Safe handling
This is raw food. Wash hands, bowls and scoops after feeding. Raw feeding isn't right for every dog or home — check with your vet first for very young puppies, dogs recovering from gut surgery or with weakened immunity, or homes with infants, elderly or immunocompromised people.