Duck Meat for Dogs | Free-Range Duck | Raw Dog Food

Description

Duck Meat for Dogs from Free-Range Duck: Raw Dog Food

Duck meat for dogs, the way nature intended: our Free-Range Duck Recipe is a single-protein raw dog food made with whole free-range duck, fresh duck liver and duck hearts. Duck is the only animal protein in the recipe. That makes it a popular choice for dogs that react to chicken or beef, the proteins found in most dog foods.

Duck is a rich, dark meat that dogs love. It naturally supplies iron, zinc, selenium and B vitamins, while fresh duck liver adds vitamin A for healthy skin and vision. A small share of vegetables, herbs and seaweed rounds out each bowl.

Why Choose Duck Meat for Dogs in Our Raw Dog Food?

• •        One animal protein: duck. No chicken, beef, lamb, fish or dairy.

  •        Whole-prey nutrition. Meat, organs and raw, edible bone in one recipe.

  •        Rich in iron, zinc and selenium from duck meat, heart and liver.

  •        Natural vitamin A from fresh duck liver for skin and vision.

  •        Natural calcium from raw duck bone, plus cartilage that contains glucosamine and chondroitin.

  •        Turmeric, spirulina and seaweed for natural antioxidants.

  •        Naturally high in moisture to support hydration.

  •        Grain-free, gluten-free, soy-free and corn-free.

Who Is This Recipe For?

Dogs Sensitive to Chicken or Beef

Beef, dairy and chicken are among the most commonly reported food allergens in dogs. Because duck is the only protein here, this recipe suits many dogs that react to them. If your dog has a diagnosed allergy, check the full ingredient list with your vet first. Learn how to run a proper diet trial in our guide to duck for dogs with allergies.

Dogs New to Raw Feeding

Duck bone is softer than beef or lamb bone, which makes this a gentle first raw recipe. Switch over 7 to 10 days, as shown in the feeding guide below.

Active and Underweight Dogs

Duck is a richer meat than chicken, so it delivers more energy per bowl. That helps working dogs and underweight dogs hold their condition.

Ingredients

Ingredients

•        Meat, Organs and Bone (92%): whole free-range duck with bone, fresh duck liver, fresh duck hearts.

•        Vegetables (7%): hydroponically grown romaine lettuce, fresh parsley, fresh celery, sweet potato.

•        Seaweeds and Herbs (1%): turmeric, seaweed, inulin, spirulina, Mineral Mixture.

Crafted with a perfect balance of Duck and farm-fresh vegetables for a wholesome meal.

Ideal for Beginners
Recommended for dogs starting on a raw diet, ensuring an easy and nutritious transition.

Suitable for All Dogs
Formulated for dogs of all life stages, breeds, and sizes.

Single Protein Recipe
Focuses on a single high-quality protein source, perfect for dogs with sensitivities.

Supports Digestive Health
Aids digestion, making it ideal for dogs with sensitive stomachs.

Packed with Superfoods
Contains over 15 anti-inflammatory superfoods to strengthen the immune system.

Promotes Healthy Skin & Coat
Rich in omega-3 fatty acids to improve skin health and enhance coat shine.

Supports Joint Health
Includes natural sources of glucosamine and chondroitin to maintain joint function and mobility.

Naturally Hydrating
Provides essential hydration to support organ function and overall vitality.

Free From Common Allergens
Grain-free, legume-free, gluten-free, soy-free, and corn-free for clean, allergen-friendly nutrition.

Give your dog the gift of health with our Free-Range Duck Recipe raw dog food. With no compromises on quality or nutrition, it's a meal your furry friend will thrive on!

Feeding

• Feeding Guide

  •        Adult dogs: 2 to 3% of ideal body weight per day, split into two meals. Example: a 20 kg dog eats 400 to 600 g a day.

  •        Puppies: 6 to 10% of current body weight daily, over three meals. 

  •        Switching from kibble: mix 25% raw with 75% old food for 2 to 3 days, then 50/50, then 75/25, then 100% raw.

  Weigh your dog every two weeks and adjust portions to keep a healthy waistline. Treats should stay under 10% of daily calories. Always provide fresh water.

Storage

Storage and Safe Handling

•        Freeze immediately on arrival.

•        Thaw the portion you need in the fridge for 12 to 24 hours. Never thaw at room temperature or in the microwave.

•        Use within 24 hours of thawing. 

•        Wash hands, bowls, utensils and surfaces with hot soapy water after handling.

•        Keep raw dog food away from human food in your fridge and kitchen.

•        Pick up and discard any food left in the bowl after 30 minutes.

Nutritional 

Nutritional Analysis:

Frequently Asked Questions

Is duck meat good for dogs with allergies?

It suits many dogs allergic to chicken or beef, because duck is the only animal protein. Dogs that have eaten duck before may react to it, so check your dog's food history with your vet.

Is raw duck meat safe for dogs?

Raw meat can carry bacteria such as Salmonella, so safe handling matters. Keep it frozen until use, thaw in the fridge, wash up with hot soapy water and keep it away from human food.

Can dogs eat raw duck bones?

The raw, ground or soft duck bone in this recipe is part of a balanced raw diet. Cooked duck bones are different: they splinter and should never be fed. Read more in our guide to cooked duck for dogs.

How long does a pack last once thawed?

Use thawed food within 24 hours and keep it in the fridge. Never refreeze it.

Learn More About Duck for Dogs

•        Is duck good for dogs? Our complete guide

•        Duck vs chicken for dogs

•        Duck for dogs with allergies