Cats are designed to eat raw meat and as obligate carnivores benefit greatly from an all-meat diet. Iron Will Raw is ideal for cats – we recommend any of our Basic Formulas (Basic Chicken, Basic Turkey, Basic Duck, Basic Beef, Basic Pork) as well as Original Turkey, Original Beef and Original Rabbit. You’ll see that we have our taurine tested for all our formulas made specifically for our cat clients.

We typically recommend no more than 1-2 times a week depending on the bone. Because the intention of most raw bones is for the dog to actually chew them and ingest the bone if they have too much too frequently, they can get constipated, or you will notice stool that is crumbly and white. Alternately, if it is a rich bone (like a marrow bone) they can get loose stool. With all new bones, it’s important to remember to supervise when your dog is enjoying them, especially until you learn how your dog chews and which bones are suitable for her specifically. With puppies, we recommend softer bones such as necks and tendons. As their adult teeth start to come in you can work on neck bones (which are nice and meaty) and knuckle bones. Marrow bones are great as well though we find they are more recreational and offer fewer meat benefits to the dog, whereas necks and meaty bones can be given as meals substitutions.

Every dog is unique and may require different supplements based on their dietary needs and pre-existing conditions. Please reach out to us to speak with our Nutrition Consultant to address your pet’s specific needs.

Cats are designed to eat raw meat and as obligate carnivores benefit greatly from an all-meat diet. Iron Will Raw is ideal for cats – we recommend any of our Basic Formulas (Basic Chicken, Basic Turkey, Basic Duck, Basic Beef, Basic Pork) as well as Original Turkey, Original Beef and Original Rabbit. You’ll see that we have our taurine tested for all our formulas made specifically for our cat clients.

We typically recommend no more than 1-2 times a week depending on the bone. Because the intention of most raw bones is for the dog to actually chew them and ingest the bone if they have too much too frequently, they can get constipated, or you will notice stool that is crumbly and white. Alternately, if it is a rich bone (like a marrow bone) they can get loose stool. With all new bones, it’s important to remember to supervise when your dog is enjoying them, especially until you learn how your dog chews and which bones are suitable for her specifically. With puppies, we recommend softer bones such as necks and tendons. As their adult teeth start to come in you can work on neck bones (which are nice and meaty) and knuckle bones. Marrow bones are great as well though we find they are more recreational and offer fewer meat benefits to the dog, whereas necks and meaty bones can be given as meals substitutions.

Every dog is unique and may require different supplements based on their dietary needs and pre-existing conditions. Please reach out to us to speak with our Nutrition Consultant to address your pet’s specific needs.