Kangaroo is an extremely lean meat and as an exotic protein, it helps to add variation to your dog’s diet.

Kangaroo meat is an ideal source of protein and considered one of the leanest red meats available. This makes it a great choice for dogs that need to consume a low-fat diet.

Kangaroo meat has one of the best levels of zinc and iron, which enhance your dog’s immune system and supports your dog’s cell membranes. It is also beneficial for dogs who often struggle with constipation.

Kangaroo meat contains the long-chain omega-3 fatty acids DHA and EPA, which are excellent at supporting heart health. 

Kangaroos produce very little methane gas and consume less water, therefore Kangaroos are a more environmentally friendly option as well.

The kangaroos are wild, living in their natural habitat where they thrive and consume their natural diet, which is to the benefit of our dog’s health too. The government regulates harvesting to adhere to strict principles of sustainability. 

The wild kangaroo comes from the UK's biggest importer of exotic meat and holds a BRC AA rating for food safety. (BRC is globally recognized standard for food safety) They also supply the many large UK retailers. They visit their suppliers and only use those actively complying with the same high standards required in the UK and EU.

The meat of certified organic, free-range and outdoor range chickens is much healthier to consume and contains a lot more nutrition because they have lived on the best foods, without chemicals and in a healthy environment. 

The chickens are less stressed, get loads of sunlight, are free to move around, and consume a healthy and appropriate chicken diet. They taste better too!

The high levels of essential amino acids are a good energy source and essential for growth and muscle repair, as well as bone health.

Chicken bones contain a particularly high proportion of bone marrow – which is rich in both blood-forming nutrients and vital essential fatty acids, they are also a biologically appropriate source of essential bone-forming minerals, calcium and phosphorus.

Outdoor reared, free-range and organic chickens have the best living conditions (compared to their counterparts) and animal welfare is high.

Grass-fed lamb contains much less monounsaturated fat than grain-fed lamb and it contains up to 5 times more omega 3 which makes it less inflammatory.

Liver is an incredible superfood for our dogs, it is commonly called the multivitamin of the raw food diet because it is so nutrient-dense.

Feeding liver helps increase our dogs liver and eye health and tonifies their blood.

Liver is one of natures best sources of vitamin A, especially liver from grass-fed animals. It is also high in B-vitamins, particularly vitamin B12 (Riboflavin), and a great source of important minerals like zinc, selenium, phosphorus, iron and copper. 

About 40% of the fat in grass-fed lamb comes from oleic acid, a monounsaturated fat. This type of fat has been associated with decreased risk of heart disease.

Grass-fed lamb tends to be richer in antioxidants, vitamin B12, B3 and B6 as well as iron, selenium and zinc, creatine, carnosine, folate B9, choline, copper, vitamin A and many more.

The lamb is grass-fed and fully outdoor reared, the most ethical and high-welfare method of raising sheep.

Lamb kidneys are high in protein and low in fat. 

Kidneys are a rich source of iron and all the B vitamins. They include good levels of zinc and all the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K.

Kidneys are rich in high-quality essential fatty acids, which provide anti-inflammatory properties and many more health benefits.

Grass-fed lamb contains much less monounsaturated fat than grain-fed lamb and it contains up to 5 times more omega 3 which makes it less inflammatory.

Grass-fed lamb tends to be richer in antioxidants, vitamin B12, B3 and B6 as well as iron, selenium and zinc, creatine, carnosine, folate B9, choline, copper, vitamin A and many more.

The lamb is primarily grass fed and fully outdoor reared, the most ethical and high-welfare method of raising sheep.