If your dog doesn’t finish their meal, you can leave the portion at room temperature for 15 minutes. After that, store any leftovers in an airtight container in the fridge for up to 24 hours before discarding.
We do not recommend thawing our sliders or patties in the microwave, as it can alter their chemical composition and destroy vital nutrients. If you forgot to defrost the meal, place your pet’s portion in a BPA-free bag and submerge it in a bowl of cold water for a few minutes, or until it is…
We do not recommend refreezing thawed raw pet food. Refreezing can compromise the food’s quality and safety and accelerate spoilage.
No. Cooking raw food is not recommended due to their bone content and the potential alteration of nutrient values. Raw dog food is specifically designed to be safe and nutritious when fed raw, preserving optimal digestibility and appeal. The cooking process changes nutrient levels and food qualities on a cellular level, which is not beneficial…
Color variations are to be expected when no antioxidants or chemicals are used in meat; our color changes should reassure consumers that we only use real ingredients and no synthetics. These patties are perfectly safe to feed.
Yes, these patties are safe to feed. Due to the high moisture content of our products, even a small amount of air entering the packaging can cause some of the moisture to be pulled out of the patty. This can result in the formation of ice crystals on the sliders or patties. However, as ice…
Freezer burnt patties are safe to feed your dog; it is not a food safety concern. While it may seem unappetizing to the eye, it does not affect the product’s safety. You can be confident that your pets will not face any concerns when consuming freezer-burned foods. Freezer burn is a precursor to freeze-drying, a process that…
Yes, it is totally normal! Most of the food that your dog is ingesting is being digested and used properly by his body, resulting in less waste. In most cases, a raw food diet will result in firmer, more consistent stools within 24 hours of transitioning. A raw dog food diet complements the canine digestive…
Yes, you can! Here’s the scoop. Although we do believe that feeding only a raw food diet is best, it is safe to feed both raw food and kibble. We believe that some raw is better than no raw!
Our Bold by Nature ComplEat raw bowls formula is AAFCO balanced and complete for all life stages. This means that protein rotation is not mandatory, and our single meat source diets are packed with nutrients that meet the nutritional needs of your canine friend. With this being said, we have always had a strong belief…
