BARF raw dog food

BARF stands for Biologically Appropriate Raw Food. It’s a raw feeding philosophy based on what dogs are naturally designed to eat — a balance of raw meat, organs, bones, fresh fruits and vegetables, plus essential minerals and nutrients. It’s a whole, unprocessed diet that mirrors how dogs would eat in the wild, and has many health benefits!

Absolutely. Dogs are anatomically designed to eat and digest raw meat and bones. Their short digestive tracts and strong stomach acid allow them to handle raw foods without issue. 

Our meals follow strict food safety standards and are prepared in a Safe Food Australia-compliant facility.

Raw bones are soft, safe, and easily digested. They’re a great source of calcium and phosphorus, helping keep your dog’s teeth clean and gums in good shape.

Cooked or dehydrated bones, on the other hand, can splinter and pose a choking risk. These should never be fed to your dog.

All our raw meat for dogs is locally sourced from trusted Aussie wholesalers and farmers. Everything is human-grade, fresh, and free from preservatives, chemicals, or additives, because we feed our own pets the same meals.

We’re the only Australian raw pet food company offering chopped, human-grade BARF meals which includes edible bones, green tripe and unprocessed ingredients in every meal. Our meals are pet nutritionist-formulated, never minced, and snap-frozen for maximum freshness and convenience, with no fillers or synthetic extras.

Yes — a raw food diet for puppies can help set the foundation for lifelong health. Our BARF meals help your pup grow strong bones, stay sharp, fight off bugs, and keep their tummy happy.
We offer tailored raw feeding plans just for puppies, based on their age and weight. Got questions? Just ask, we’re here to help you get your pup started right.

A puppy on a raw diet will usually eat 3 meals per day between 2–6 months, and 2 meals per day from 7–12 months. We customise portion sizes based on age and weight, so your puppy gets exactly what they need as they grow.

We recommend starting with one packet per day for at least 14 days, served alongside your pet’s existing food as their second meal. After that, increase to two packets daily for another two weeks. If you’re feeding a puppy under 7 months, we suggest using RAW K-9 for the lunch meal as well. After this transition period, most dogs will be ready to move onto the real deal — our Basic plan. That said, every dog is different. Some may need a little more time, and that’s perfectly fine. You can continue feeding the Transitioning mix full-time for up to 8 weeks if needed.

Yes. Our meals are formulated by an experienced pet nutritionist and packed with essential amino acids, healthy fats, antioxidants, enzymes, and micronutrients to contribute to their long term health. It’s a complete and balanced way to feed, delivering all of their nutritional requirements with every bite.

We offer BARF Game Plans made with novel proteins like kangaroo and venison — ideal for sensitive dogs or those with allergies to common meats like chicken or lamb.

We advise against feeding raw and kibble together in one meal, as they break down at different speeds in your dog’s system. If you’re transitioning, feed them separately with a few hours in between, or gradually remove processed foods from their diet.

Definitely. Our team is here to guide you through every step, from selecting the right meal plan to answering any feeding questions along the way. We’re dog owners too, and we’re always happy to help.