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Organ meat is a nutrient-dense part of many raw feeding routines, providing important vitamins and minerals in relatively small amounts.
Our raw organ meat and offal for dogs range includes options such as liver, kidney, heart, spleen and tripe from a variety of proteins including beef, goat, lamb and venison.
Because organ meats are naturally rich in nutrients, they are generally fed as a smaller component of the overall diet rather than as the main part of the meal.
Why Include Organ Meat in a Raw Diet?
Different organs provide different nutrients.
Liver
Liver is naturally rich in nutrients including:
Vitamin A
B vitamins
Iron
Copper
Protein
Kidney
Kidney provides nutrients including:
Protein
B vitamins
Iron
Selenium
Heart
Heart is technically considered a muscle meat rather than a secreting organ, but it is commonly grouped with offal products.
It provides high-quality protein along with naturally occurring iron, B vitamins and taurine.
Spleen
Spleen is another nutrient-dense organ that can contribute variety within a raw feeding routine.
What About Tripe?
Tripe is the stomach lining of grazing animals such as cattle, sheep and goats.
It is popular with raw feeders as another animal-based ingredient and is generally very well accepted by dogs.
Our range includes both whole and minced tripe options depending on availability.
How Much Offal Should I Feed?
Organ meat should usually form a relatively small proportion of the overall diet.
Exactly how much you feed will depend on the rest of your dog’s food and the feeding approach you follow.
If you’re new to raw feeding or unsure about overall portions, visit our Raw Dog Feeding Guide NZ for practical feeding guidance.
Explore Different Proteins
Our offal range gives you the option to rotate between different animal sources such as:
Beef
Lamb
Goat
Venison
This can be a simple way to add variety to a raw diet without relying on the same protein every day.
For less commonly fed proteins, explore our Wild & Novel Protein Raw Dog Food range.
Storage
Keep frozen until required.
Defrost in the refrigerator before feeding and handle raw animal products using normal food-hygiene precautions.
Pet Food Only – Not Intended for Human Consumption
