Beef and Chicken Mince 2kg

After reading the negative review, I felt compelled to share my own experience, which is the complete opposite.

Both of my dogs are on a raw diet. They started eating raw as puppies—my youngest is 6 months old and has been eating this specific mix since January without any issues. Both dogs have beautiful, shiny coats, bright white teeth, and are in perfect condition for their breed.

I judge the quality of their food by their bowel movements, and let me tell you—they are perfect. I believe this is largely due to the quality and consistency of this raw beef and chicken mix. When you open the bag, the mince smells fresh, and the consistency from the whole chicken portion makes it a much better option than plain beef mince, which tends to be sloppier. In my experience, that sloppier texture translates into sloppier bowel movements.

Their main daily meal includes 4 kg of this mince, to which I add around 250 g of beef tripe and between 200 to 400 g of organ mix. They also get eggs, sardines, fresh veggies, and more—but this mince is the core of their diet.

From personal experience, yes—there are bones and cartilage in the mix, which are not easy to identify when you're handling it. I regularly prepare large batches of food with my hands and I see no way this mix could harm your dog. Quite the opposite, in fact—mine have thrived on it.

I know feeding raw can be time-consuming and expensive, but this mix is the most economical and effective option I’ve come across so far.

If you're thinking the chicken content is going to be too high in this mix, you'll be pleasantly surprised to hear that it seems very "beefy"! My dogs love this! I'd also like to address the comment below regarding the bone content. BONE CONTENT IS GOOD!! Can't imagine it adversely affecting a dog at all. Perhaps it was something else you fed them. Dogs require meat, bones, offal, fruits and vegetables :) Highly recommend this meat and this company!

Unfortunately it was not great and there was bones and cartilage which affected my pup