Grass-fed raw dog food with organs — whole cow blend of muscle, fat & organ meat. No grain, no fillers. Vacuum sealed and shipped frozen. 1 lb & 5 lb packs.

Ingredients: See product name and package label for the raw meat blend.

Benefits: Supports raw feeding with simple animal ingredients and no high-heat processing when noted.

• Whole animal, not just muscle meat — beef, fat, and organs ground together in natural ratio
• Organ meat included — liver, heart, and kidney nutrition built in, no supplement needed
• 100% grass-fed and grass-finished — never grain, never feedlot
• Omega-6:omega-3 under 2:1 — the anti-inflammatory side of the fat equation
• Zero glycemic — no grain, potato, legume, or starch binder
• Human-grade quality — the same grass-fed beef we sell for people, ground for pets
• Coarse ground — real texture, not paste
• Shipped frozen — vacuum sealed, packed in dry ice, delivered to your door

Frequently Asked Questions:

What is in Large Premium "Whole Cow" pet food? Grass-fed beef muscle meat, fat, and organ meat, coarse ground into a single blend. That's the entire ingredient list — no grain, no vegetables, no synthetic vitamin premix, no preservatives, no added flavor.

Which organs are in this raw dog food? This is a whole cow grind, so it carries the organ meats the animal comes with — liver, heart, and kidney among them, ground in at natural proportion rather than added as a separate supplement.

Why is organ meat important in a dog's diet? Organ meat is dramatically more nutrient-dense than muscle meat. Liver supplies vitamin A, B12, iron, and copper. Heart supplies taurine and CoQ10 for cardiac and joint support. Kidney supplies selenium and B-vitamins for energy metabolism. Dogs can't produce vitamin D from sunlight, and cats can't synthesize taurine at all — organ meat is where those come from in a natural diet.

Can I just feed my dog ground beef instead? You can feed it, but it isn't a complete diet. Muscle meat is protein; it doesn't carry the vitamin and mineral load organs do. A dog fed only ground beef is well-fed on protein and gradually short on everything else. That's the specific gap a whole-animal grind fills.

Isn't too much liver bad for dogs? It can be — excess liver causes dark, loose stools and risks vitamin A overload over time. That's exactly why a pre-ground whole-animal blend is safer than assembling organs yourself. The ratio is fixed at the grinder, so you can't accidentally overfeed the richest part.

How much raw dog food should I feed per day? Feed 1% to 3% of body weight daily, starting around 2% and adjusting. A 25 lb dog eats about 8 oz a day; a 50 lb dog about 1 lb; a 100 lb dog about 2 lbs. Increase for puppies, working dogs, and cold weather; decrease for seniors, less active pets, and any dog you're slimming down. Small dogs generally need a higher percentage of body weight than large dogs.

How do I switch my dog from kibble to raw food? Go gradually. Replace about a quarter of the meal with raw, hold for a few days until stools stay firm, then increase. Some dogs take a few days; kibble-raised dogs can take a few weeks, since dry food is engineered with flavor coatings that are hard to walk away from. Many customers feed raw and kibble together long term for cost — that works, though separate meals are usually easier on digestion.

Is raw dog food safe? Dogs have short, highly acidic digestive tracts built for raw meat. Handle it the way you'd handle raw beef for your own kitchen: keep it frozen until needed, thaw in the refrigerator, wash bowls and hands after serving, and don't leave food sitting out. If your pet is immune-compromised, or someone in your household is, check with your veterinarian first.

Should I cook it? We recommend feeding it raw. Cooking degrades some of the nutrients that make whole-animal feeding worth doing in the first place.

Do I need to add supplements? No. The point of a whole-animal grind is that the nutrition comes from the food itself. Layering a vitamin supplement on top can skew the balance you're paying for.

How should I thaw and store it? Move a package from the freezer to the refrigerator about 24 hours before you need it, and set it in a pan or deep dish — the packaging has no soaker pad and can leak. Pour the thawed juices over the food; most pets go after them first. Keep unopened packages frozen until you're ready to use them.

How does it ship? Vacuum sealed, packed with dry ice, and shipped frozen to your door. Free shipping and handling on orders of 18 lbs or more, with additional savings at 40, 60, 80, and 120 lbs.

Why is grass-fed raw dog food more expensive than kibble? You're buying the same quality of grass-fed beef we sell for people to eat, with none of the grain filler that makes a bag of kibble cheap by the pound. Grass finishing takes longer than grain finishing and yields less meat. Compared per day of actual nutrition rather than per pound of bag, the gap narrows — and buying at 40 lbs or more brings the per-pound cost down further.

What sizes are available? 1 lb and 5 lb vacuum-sealed packages. Most customers ordering for a large dog or multiple pets buy in bulk to hit the free shipping threshold and the stock-up discounts.