A raw diet mimics what dogs’ ancestors ate in the wild—uncooked meat, bones, and organs. Many pet owners see improvements in digestion, coat and skin health, energy levels, and even dental hygiene. Plus, it’s free from fillers, preservatives, and artificial ingredients.

Yes, when handled properly and made from clean ingredients. We grind, package, freeze, and ship everything in-house to maintain quality and food safety. Raw diets are well-tolerated by most dogs and often recommended by holistic vets.

Our raw venison is intended as a base. While some customers feed it as-is, others choose to add organ meats, bones, or supplements like omega-3s or vitamins. We encourage working with a veterinarian for a fully balanced diet.

We are the butchers. Local hunters bring their wild-harvested elk and deer to us for professional game processing. After preparing premium cuts like steaks, roasts, and jerky for human consumption, we use the clean, high-quality trimmings—scraps that don’t make the cut for people—to create our raw venison dog food. This means you're getting top-tier wild game directly from the source, not from a third-party supplier.

Yes. Our venison comes from wild game, not farm-raised animals, so it’s naturally free from hormones, antibiotics, and other synthetic additives. It’s a clean, lean protein that dogs love.

Absolutely. Venison is considered a novel protein, making it a great option for dogs with sensitivities or allergies to common meats like chicken, beef, or grains. Many customers switch to our food for exactly this reason.

We ship everything frozen in insulated boxes, packed with dry ice or gel packs depending on the season. This ensures the food stays cold during transit and arrives in excellent condition.

We ship throughout the continental U.S.

If your food is still cold to the touch or partially frozen, it’s perfectly safe to refreeze. If it arrives fully thawed or warm, contact us and we’ll make it right.

Keep it frozen until ready to use. Thaw only what you need in the refrigerator, and use within 2–3 days after thawing. Do not leave raw food at room temperature for extended periods.

Just thaw and serve! No cooking required—this is a raw product, and heating it can destroy nutrients. You can mix it with other raw ingredients or supplements depending on your dog’s diet.

Cooking raw dog food changes the nutrient profile and is not recommended. If food safety is a concern, proper handling and refrigeration are key.

Handle it just like raw meat for people. Wash hands, utensils, and surfaces thoroughly after contact. Store the food in sealed containers and separate from your household groceries.

A typical recommendation is 2–3% of your dog’s ideal adult body weight per day. For example, a 50 lb dog would eat about 1–1.5 lbs per day. Puppies, seniors, and highly active dogs may need more or less—adjust accordingly.

Yes, but puppies require a more complete balance of nutrients. Venison is a great protein base, but you may need to add raw meaty bones, organs, and supplements. Work with your vet for the right mix.

Multiply your dog’s daily feeding amount by 30. For example, a 1 lb/day dog will need ~30 lbs per month. We offer bulk options to make planning and storage easier.