Balancing a Raw Diet for Dogs with Raw Woof Mix
Plain muscle meat is not a complete meal for a dog. It lacks the calcium, phosphorus, organ content, and micronutrients dogs need to thrive long term. That much is not controversial. The tricky part is working out how to fix it without spending an hour sourcing and weighing fifteen separate ingredients every time you feed.
That is what Raw Woof Mix is for.
It is a powder you mix with water, then stir through plain boneless muscle meat. That combination creates a nutritionally balanced raw meal, formulated to meet AAFCO nutrient levels for all life stages in dogs. The formula accounts for the bone, organs, and supplementation your dog needs, so you do not have to add anything else.
You still get to choose the meat. You still get the flexibility of raw feeding. You just skip the part where you try to build the rest of the diet from scratch.
Using it correctly
Raw Woof Mix must only be added to plain boneless muscle meat. Do not add extra bone or organ meat alongside it. Those components are already built into the formula, and adding more will throw the balance off.
All raw meat should be frozen for the appropriate period before feeding.
The dose matters. For a single meal the scoop works fine, but if you are preparing more than one meal at a time, weigh the powder. The scoop is less precise at larger volumes and raw feeding done properly needs accuracy.
Use the calculator on our website to work out the correct amount for the weight of meat you are feeding.
Who it suits
Because Raw Woof Mix creates a diet higher in calcium and phosphorus, it is suitable for puppies, pregnant and lactating dogs, and healthy adult dogs. That covers most life stages and makes it a practical long-term option rather than something you need to swap in and out.
If you are new to it
Get the ratio right first, then watch how your dog does. If you want to see the mixing process before you start, there are videos on our YouTube channel showing exactly how it works.
Raw feeding done well is not complicated. It just needs the right balance.