Simple Single-Protein Raw Feeding

Our Pure Chicken is a straightforward frozen raw food recipe designed for dog owners looking for a simple chicken-based feeding option with minimal ingredients. Made with fine to medium ground chicken including meat and bone, plus chicken liver and chicken heart, this raw blend fits well into rotational feeding plans and customized raw diets.

This ground consistency makes portioning and meal preparation more convenient for everyday raw feeding routines while giving dog owners flexibility when building a balanced feeding plan.

What’s Included in Pure Chicken?

This recipe contains:

• ground chicken carcass and meat
• chicken gizzards
• chicken hearts
• chicken liver

The blend is designed as a single-protein raw option using chicken ingredients only, making it useful for dog owners who prefer simpler protein choices within their feeding rotation.

Guaranteed Analysis (per 100 g)

• Crude Protein (min): 15.9%

• Crude Fat (min): 10.4%

• Crude Fibre (max): 1.6%

• Moisture (max): 69.0%

• Ash: 3.4%

Nutritional Profile (per 100 g serving)

• Calories: 162.1 kcal

• Carbohydrates: 1.3 g

• Calcium: 1,636.7 mg

• Phosphorus: 975.8 mg

• Ca:P Ratio: 1.7 : 1

Why Raw Feeders Choose Single-Protein Recipes

Many raw feeders use single-protein meals to help simplify feeding routines, support elimination-style feeding approaches, or create more controlled protein rotation schedules. Chicken-based raw meals are also commonly used by pet owners introducing dogs or cats to raw feeding because of their familiar flavour and finely ground texture.

Pure Chicken can work well for:

• rotational raw feeding
• customized raw meal plans
• dogs new to raw diets and dogs already on a raw diet
• dog owners wanting simple ingredient recipes
• households feeding multiple dog

Ground for Convenient Feeding

The fine-medium ground texture makes this recipe easier to portion, thaw, and mix with additional raw ingredients or supplements if desired. Many raw feeders also prefer ground blends for smoother transitions between proteins and simpler daily meal preparation.

Important Feeding Considerations

Protein rotation is commonly recommended within raw feeding routines to help provide broader ingredient variety over time. Some raw feeders also choose to rotate additional proteins or supplements depending on their overall feeding approach.

As with all frozen raw pet food:

• keep frozen until ready to use
• thaw in the refrigerator
• use standard raw food handling practices
• clean feeding surfaces and bowls after use

Ideal For

• dogs new to raw or already on raw
• raw feeding protein rotation
• dog owners looking for single-protein meals
• customized raw feeding plans
• ground raw feeding preferences
• Ontario raw feeding households

A Practical Chicken Raw Food Option

Pure Chicken offers a simple and convenient raw feeding option for dog owners looking for a chicken-based recipe with straightforward ingredients and flexible feeding use within rotational raw diets.

Frequently Asked Questions

What ingredients are included in Pure Chicken?

Pure Chicken is made with ground chicken meat and bone, chicken liver, and chicken heart.

Is Pure Chicken a single-protein raw food?

Yes. This recipe uses chicken as the only animal protein source.

Is Pure Chicken suitable for dogs and cats?

Yes. This recipe is suitable for dogs. We have a finer ground chicken for cats here.

Is this recipe fully balanced for long-term feeding?

Single-protein raw meals are often used within rotational feeding plans. Some raw feeders choose to rotate additional proteins or supplements depending on their overall feeding routine.

Why do raw feeders rotate proteins?

Many raw feeders rotate proteins to add ingredient variety and create a more varied feeding routine over time.

Is the texture finely ground?

Yes. Pure Chicken uses a fine-medium ground texture that can make portioning and mixing easier.

How should Pure Chicken be stored?

Keep frozen until ready to use. Thaw in the refrigerator and handle raw pet food using standard food safety practices.

Is chicken a common protein for raw feeding?

Yes. Chicken is commonly used in raw feeding routines and is often included as part of rotational feeding plans.