Never fed raw before?

Feed the difference.

Local, farm-fresh, human-grade proteins your pet will love — ground, portioned and frozen at our St. Catharines facility, then delivered across Ontario. 75–80% meat, 10–12% bone, 10% organ. That's the whole recipe.

Build my first case How raw works

What would it cost to feed your dog?

50lbs

Life stage

lbs / day
per day
per month

Based on The Classic Case — 30 lbs for $101.99 ($3.40/lb).

One case would last about days.

80/10/10

Meat, bone and organ. Nothing else in a pure meal.

8 proteins

Beef through rabbit — including true novel options.

200+ shops

Independent Ontario retailers stock our freezers.

$100

Free delivery threshold across our Ontario zones.

How it works

Three steps. No guesswork.

Most people who don't switch to raw never decided against it — they just never found out how simple the routine is.

  1. Tell us about your dog

    Weight, age and any sensitivities. We come back with a case size, a protein and the real monthly cost — before you spend anything.

  2. It arrives frozen

    Packed in insulated boxes and delivered on your zone's day. Free over $100. A 30 lb case takes about one freezer drawer.

  3. Thaw, scoop, done

    Move two or three days' worth to the fridge and serve cold. That's the entire daily routine, permanently.

What's actually in it

The whole ingredient list fits on one line.

10–12% ground bone   ·   10% organ   ·   0% filler or grain

  • Sourcing

    Human-grade proteins from named Ontario farms and inspected suppliers — the same stock destined for human tables.

  • Made here

    Ground, portioned and frozen at our St. Catharines facility, usually within X hours of arrival.

  • Testing

    Add your pathogen testing and food-safety process here — this is the single most persuasive paragraph on the page for a nervous first-timer.

Protein finder

Which protein for your dog?

Pick what sounds like your dog. With eight single proteins there's an answer for nearly every case.

Pure Rabbit

A true novel protein most dogs have never eaten, which is exactly why it's the standard starting point for an elimination diet. Give it 4–6 weeks alone before reintroducing anything.

Where to buy

Two ways to get it.

Delivered to your door

Enter your postal code to see your delivery day and whether you're inside a free-shipping zone.

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Pick it up locally

Independent pet shops right across Ontario carry our freezers — plus our own store at 22 Secord Dr., St. Catharines. Go see the product in person before you commit.

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New to raw? The questions everybody asks.

Roughly 2–3% of your dog's adult body weight per day, split across meals. Puppies eat far more — usually 5–8% of their current weight — because they're building a body. The calculator at the top of this page does the maths for you.

Treat it exactly like the chicken you'd cook for yourself: wash hands, bowls and surfaces, thaw in the fridge rather than on the counter, and don't leave it sitting out. Add your own food-safety and testing detail here.

Describe the transition protocol you actually recommend. Most raw feeders either switch cold after a short fast, or move across over 5–7 days. Say which you recommend and what a normal adjustment period looks like, including stool changes, so nobody panics on day three and quits.

A 30 lb case is roughly one drawer of a standard household freezer. For a large dog or several dogs, a small chest freezer pays for itself quickly by letting you buy bigger cases.

This needs a precise, accurate answer from you — which products are complete meals, which are meant to be rotated or supplemented, and what you recommend alongside them. It's the question a cautious buyer and their vet will both ask.