Dogs have short, simple digestive tracts and high levels of hydrochloric acid in their stomachs. They are anatomically designed to derive their nutrients from raw animal protein, fat, and bone. Cooking the food alters its makeup, causing essential nu
Raw foods contain naturally occurring enzymes that help protect teeth and gums. The starches and sugars found in highly processed foods cause unhealthy bacterial growth. In addition, we recommend feeding recreational bones a few times a week. They ac
If your dog is new to raw, please know that this is not unusual. The smell, texture, temperature, and flavor are all different than what they're used to. Leave the food out for 20 minutes each mealtime and don't give out any "yummy treats" (kibble, t
Yes, this is completely normal. The reason your dog is pooping less is because most of the food your pet is now ingesting is being digested and properly utilized by the body, resulting in less waste. The bone content in your pet's new diet accounts f
Believe it or not, mucus-covered stools can appear at any time, no matter how long a dog has been on the raw diet and is generally no reason for concern. When first switching to a raw diet, this may be a sign that the digestive tract is ridding the j
When switching a pet over from kibble or canned food to We Feed Raw, the dog's body may begin the process of expelling toxins and impurities as it adjusts to the consumption of proper nutrients. This process is called detoxification or simply "detox"
Yes, this is to be expected. We Feed Raw provides food in its raw state. The raw diet is about 70% moisture and is low in sodium. Because kibble has had the water removed, dogs constantly have to drink water to stay properly hydrated.
No, this is a myth. There is no relationship between eating raw meat and wanting to kill animals or people. It has nothing to do with what a dog is fed and has everything to do with natural prey drive, training, and socialization. Dogs are more likel
There’s a common misconception that raw food diets for pets are impossible to create on a budget. And while it’s true that raw meals are typically more expensive than kibble, there are ways to feed affordable raw dog food. Read on to learn our favori
Yes! WFR freeze-dried raw recipes are complete and balanced for adult dogs, meeting AAFCO nutrition standards. Feed it as 100% of your dog’s daily diet or as a secondary meal or topper. Either way, your dog will thrive on the clean fuel nature intend
Dogs love WFR freeze-dried raw! It smells and tastes just like fresh meat and organs, with flavors and aromas that are highly palatable—even for picky eaters.