Fresh and Frozen Dog Food

Fresh Dog Food: What “Fresh” Really Means

We believe fresh dog food is all about real ingredients, not long shelf lives. Fresh food is minimally processed, often from human-grade meat, rich in vegetables and superfoods that are lightly cooked or served raw. 

Unlike heavily processed pet foods, fresh food retains more nutrients and natural flavour that offers your dog a meal closer to what nature intended. This leads to more whole foods and benefits, such as high nutrition retention and improved digestion.

Frozen & Raw Dog Food Options

Our frozen dog food range aims to bring the benefits of raw feeding with ease and convenience. Our range provides a host of selections, from frozen raw patties, flash frozen meals, frozen bones, raw food rolls and pre-portioned meals that lock in nutrients without the need for artificial preservatives. It makes it great for owners wanting a “whole food” diet approach and benefits dogs with allergies or sensitivities. 

Freezing preserves the natural vitamins and minerals that can be lost when cooked heavily processed, and helps minimise additives. It’s great for dogs with allergies or sensitive stomachs, as it offers a gentler, more digestible alternative that also helps their skin and coat potential.

Benefits of Fresh & Frozen Dog Food for Health & Wellness

Fresh and frozen dog food meals have a range of health benefits, from promoting better hydration, nutrient absorption, and their minimally processed nature leads to fewer fillers or preservatives.

Using high-quality protein, healthy fats and minimally processed ingredients also helps to support shinier coats or skin health, improved energy, better digestion, a stronger immune system, weight management, and they’re effective for elimination diets.

How to Shop & Store Fresh/Frozen Dog Food

Our fresh and frozen dog food is available in-store and online with fast shipping service for Sydney metro customers. For convenience, we offer a subscription program so your dog’s favourite meals are always on hand.

We recommend always storing your dog's frozen meals in the freezer and thawing them safely in the fridge before serving. Once thawed, use within 3–5 days.

FAQ's

Is fresh/frozen food suitable for all dogs?

Yes, especially for dogs with sensitivities, active lifestyles and those who need formulated diets. Although some raw or frozen products are not whole diets and should be fed in conjunction with other foods. Before changing your dog’s diet, it’s best to consult your vet.

How should I transition my dog to a fresh/frozen diet?

Gradually introduce new food over 7 to 10 days. Mix it in slowly with the fresh food while monitoring their appetite and stool consistency for any concerns.

Can I mix fresh/frozen food with other dog food types?

Yes, many owners use fresh meals to supplement dry food to enhance flavour and nutrition. 

How do I store and thaw frozen dog food safely?

Keep frozen until ready to serve. Thaw in the fridge, not the microwave and feed within a few days for maximum freshness.