Oshie, a Golden Retriever, is 9 and has been on a commercial raw food diet since 1 year old. The introduction of Raw Wild in his diet has made a noticeable difference in his energy and his coat. He’s not 100% Raw Wild but he eats it first Everytime. Do your dog a favor and at least give it a try. We’ve been pleased.
Our soon to be eight year old King Charles Cavalier spaniel has been enjoying raw wild for just over two years. He’s so excited about his meals. He spins and barks in anticipation. Of course we enhance his meal with organic vegetables, Alaskan fish oil, and organic bone broth we want our, furry family member to be with us as long as possible, but more importantly it’s the quality of life that matters the most! People who meet him think he is a puppy!
I think it's right to feed dogs fresh meat. It's a great idea! Thank you, friends, for existing! I started ordering and I'm happy with everything.
My 5yr old rednose loves but my 17 month old Corso won’t touch it. He turns his nose up and away if he sees or smells it.
Yeah- we get it. Dogs are like kids- you just never know what they will or won't eat. I'll bet your Corso starts eating it after a while of seeing it in your other pup's dish.
Thanks for the review.
Dave
I always worry about pre ground mix. I get that it is wild game, but after finding out this is a secondary item, meaning all the good cuts are gone before it goes to the dog food, makes me really wonder what my dogs are actually eating. What kinda scraps are these? I would like way more transparency and pictures perhaps. Dogs will really eat anything and that isn't very telling. Plus I worry about the fat content as well.
All you need to do is ask Joshua. Fat content is on our website here under Guaranteed Analysis- https://www.rawwild.com/pages/guaranteed-analysis
As far as the meat, it is from the processing of wild game. Most of it is the meat that is close to the bone that isn't taken off when the cutters are doing the processing (they get paid by the animal so they are going as fast as they can and don't typically go close to the bone because it takes more time). If you want to call that scraps, that is your description not ours. When you buy other raw dog food with beef in it do you think they are selling you the top sirloin, filet or roast? Of course not. We are no different. We save over 300,000 pounds of meat that used to go into the land fill just as an aside.
We hope this answers your questions.
Best
Dave