Raw Dog Food and Whole Food Supplements
From ethically sourced turkey to nutrient-dense rabbit organs, I provide raw, fresh proteins designed for pet parents who care about what goes into the bowl.
I believe in complete transparency, so I want to show you how I prepare my turkey. I source healthy, free-range birds and handle the butchering process myself to ensure the highest standards. The final shot shows a happy furry kid enjoying a fresh turkey bone, which is what this is all about.
Duck is a fantastic novel protein, especially for dogs with sensitivities to chicken or beef. Here, I'm processing and packaging fresh duck meat, which is a great source of protein, B vitamins, and iron for muscle development and immune support.
Watch me pack an order of boneless quail. I make sure this lean, high-protein meat is accessible and affordable. From deboning to packaging, every step is done carefully before it reaches a happy customer.
Organ meats are incredibly nutrient-dense. This plate shows a variety of fresh turkey organs I offer, including liver, heart, gizzards, lungs, and testicles. They are a perfect supplement for a raw or home-cooked diet.
A clean shot of my fresh, boneless turkey breast. This lean protein is perfect for dogs needing a low-fat, high-protein diet.
Another view of the high-quality, boneless turkey breast I offer. It's a versatile meat that can be used in various home-prepared meals for your pets.
These are my boneless turkey breast chunks, cut into convenient, bite-sized pieces. This makes meal prep for your pet quick and easy.
More of my fresh, boneless turkey chunks, ready to be packed. I ensure all my meat is handled hygienically and is of the highest quality.
A top-down view of my boneless turkey breast chunks, showing the lean quality of the meat.
This image showcases the rich color and texture of my boneless turkey breast, perfect for adding high-quality protein to your dog's diet.
About Whole Food Supplements & Raw Meats
When you are introducing raw proteins like rabbit or turkey, do not rush the portion sizes. Start by adding small amounts to your dog's regular meals to let their digestive system adjust, as these are highly nutrient-dense compared to commercial kibble.
Why I Source and Process My Own Meats
I believe you should know exactly where your pet's food comes from. When you buy raw meat from a general butcher, you often do not know how it was handled or how long it sat in a freezer. I source live animals from local farms within 100km and perform the butchering in my own FSSAI-licensed unit. This allows me to control the hygiene, the temperature at which it is frozen, and the exact cuts you receive.
The Importance of Organ Meats
Many pet parents focus on muscle meat, but organs are the true superfoods. My turkey and rabbit organs—liver, kidneys, heart, lungs—are packed with the taurine, vitamin A, and zinc that your dog needs to thrive. If you are preparing a home-cooked diet, these are not optional; they are essential for nutritional balance. I pack these in smaller, manageable portions so you can easily thaw only what you need for each feeding.
Handling Raw Feeding Safely
- Keep it Frozen: All my meats are blast-frozen at -24°C immediately after processing to lock in freshness.
- Slow Thaw: Always thaw your meat in the refrigerator. Never use a microwave, as it cooks the meat unevenly and loses nutritional value.
- Hygiene: Treat raw pet meat with the same care you would for your own kitchen. Wash surfaces and bowls thoroughly after feeding.
Whether you are feeding a dog with allergies and need novel proteins like rabbit, or just want to add high-quality turkey breast to boost their daily meal, I am here to help you get the portions right.
Paw Eats
I started Paw Eats because I wanted my own dogs to eat better than what I saw on grocery store shelves. I handle the sourcing and butchering in my own facility because, for me, human-grade is not just a label. It is the only way to feed a family member.
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