PMR raw cat food

Yes — in fact, they’re built for it. Cats are obligate carnivores, meaning they require nutrients that are only found in animal flesh. Our PMR raw cat food delivers those nutrients in a natural, balanced way using real meat, organs, and bone.

Yes, when handled and stored properly. We use only human-grade, locally sourced ingredients and follow strict hygiene standards. Our meals are vacuum-sealed and snap frozen to lock in freshness and minimise any risk.

We don’t mince or mass-produce. Our raw cat food is chopped chunky, made from 100% human-grade, Australian-sourced meat, and formulated to follow true prey model ratios, with no grains, fillers, or plant matter. Every meal includes edible bones, green tripe and unprocessed ingredients.

Cats benefit from variety. That’s why our PMR plans include a mix of beef, kangaroo, venison, and chicken, each offering a unique nutrient profile. It’s the best raw meat for cats, balanced across meals to keep them thriving.

Absolutely. Our PMR plans can be portioned to suit kittens from 8 weeks and up. Feeding cats raw food from a young age helps support healthy growth, digestion, and immune development. 

We recommend starting with our Transitioning Plan — it uses gentle proteins and higher edible bone content to support easy digestion. Check out our feeding guide for step-by-step help and tips on storage, defrosting, and portioning

We may be a little biased, but we believe so. Our PMR raw cat food diet is designed to mimic what cats would eat in the wild, with no fillers, no synthetic additives, just raw and fresh cat food made to fuel energy, digestion, skin health, and longevity.

Plus, we work closely with trusted Aussie farmers to ensure all meat reaches our high standards… if we wouldn’t eat it, it’s not going in your cat’s bowl! We are pretty confident in our ability to produce raw food cats love.

No — our cat range is based exclusively on the PMR (Prey Model Raw) diet. As obligate carnivores, cats thrive on a meat-only approach made up of muscle meat, organs, and edible bone. That means no fruits, veggies, grains or fillers, just raw cat food that mirrors what they’re naturally designed to eat.

We tailor our portions based on your cat’s life stage to ensure they get the right balance of nutrients:

2–6 month kittens: 3 meals per day, approx. 60 or 80 g per meal

7–12 month kittens: 2 meals per day, approx. 100g per meal

Adult cats (1 year+): 1 meal per day, approx. 125 or 150g

These are general guidelines, every cat is different. For the most accurate portions, use our meal planner or reach out and we’ll help calculate the perfect serving size for your furry bestie.

All RAW K-9 meals are snap-frozen for freshness prior to dispatch. Store them in your freezer and defrost daily portions in the fridge overnight or in a sink of cool water. Never microwave raw meals as it can destroy the nutrients your cat needs.

We don’t recommend mixing raw with kibble in the same meal, as they digest at different rates. If transitioning, space them out by several hours or slowly phase out processed foods altogether.

We suggest easing your cat into raw feeding gradually. Start with one packet per day for the first 10–14 days, served alongside their current food to make the transition gentler on their digestive system.
After that, increase to two packets a day if they’re handling it well. Cats can be creatures of habit, so some may take a little longer to adjust — and that’s completely normal. You can continue feeding the Transitioning mix full-time for up to 8 weeks if needed.
Once they’re ready, you can move them onto the Intermediate PMR plan for long-term, balanced nutrition.

Absolutely. You can contact us anytime — we’re pet people too, and we’re happy to help you choose the right plan or troubleshoot feeding challenges.