2026 Order schedule
Order Due June 8, Arriving June 22
Order Due July 6 , Arriving July 20
Order Due Aug 3, Arriving Aug 17
Order Due Aug 31, Arriving Sept 14
Order Due Sept 28, Arriving Oct 12
Order Due Oct 26, Arriving Nov 16
Order Due Nov 30, Arriving Dec 14
*2027* Order Due Jan 11, Arriving Jan 25
As of May 1, 2026 *Subject to change
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Step-by-Step Guide: How Much Raw Food Should Your Dog Eat?
The general rule of thumb is to feed your dog between 2% and 3% of their body weight per day. For example:
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Small Dogs (10lbs): They would need between 0.2lbs (3.2oz) & 0.3lbs (4.8oz) of raw food daily.
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Medium Dogs (25lbs): They would need between 0.5lbs (8oz) & 0.75lbs (12oz) of raw food daily.
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Large Dogs (50lbs): They would need between 1lb (16oz) & 1.5lbs (24oz) of raw food daily.
Adjusting for Activity Level
Your dogs activity level plays a significant role in determining how much food they need. Active or working dogs may require closer to 3% or even more, while less active dogs might do well with closer to 2%.
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Active/Working Dogs: These dogs burn more calories and therefore need more fuel. Adjust their portions upward to meet their energy needs.
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Less Active Dogs: For dogs that are more sedentary, such as senior dogs or those with limited exercise, consider lowering the portion size slightly to prevent weight gain.
