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Raw food has a high nutritional value but has some downfalls compared to cooked food:

1. The American Veterinary Medical Association & American Animal Hospital Association, officially recommend against feeding raw meat-based diets to dogs, 

2. Your dog may get salmonella or listeria from the raw food diet.

3.  Your dog may choke on the bones, or pieces of the bone may break apart and damage the dog's teeth, throat, or stomach.

We deliver your food frozen, you store the food in the freezer.  

We recommend you defrost it in one of the following ways:

1. The night before you are going to serve it, you may put it in the refrigerator overnight to defrost.  

2. Submerse the bag in cold water for a few hours until it's defrosted.

You should then keep the food in the refrigerator for up to 3 days, and serve portions as necessary.

You don't need to cook our dog food.  Our food is ready to serve after defrosting.  

Serve it straight from the refrigerator, or mix in some hot water if your canine prefers warm meals. 

There are many reasons to choose to feed your furry friend human grade dog food:

1.  The mass produced dog food you buy in your local supermarket has low nutritional value along with fillers that you're not even aware of.  Would you feed a member of your family sugary non-nutritional cereal for every single meal everyday?

2.  There is no risk of salmonella and Listeria Monocytogenes, which there is a higher risk of when your dog is on a raw food diet.

3.  Cooked fresh dog food contains a higher nutritional value and is easier on the digestive system versus the mass produced dry dog food.

4.  Your dog may possibly experience a softer coat, less allergies, less smellier stool, less gastrointestinal upsets, a longer life expectancy, and have more energy.