Is raw food expensive?

For a raw diet to offer the greatest possible nutritional benefits, every ingredient should be of the highest quality. These high-quality ingredients typically come with a higher price tag. However, as with humans, you can’t put a price on your best friend’s health and with food, you really do get what you pay for.

While the cost of raw food may be higher than some of the cheapest types of kibble on the market, it can be competitively priced. When considering the benefits that raw food can bring to cats’ and dogs’ health, as well as how much they enjoy it, the benefits often outweigh the financial cost of raw feeding.

The cost of raw food

The cost of raw food depends on the types of food that you order, the size of your pet, their activity levels, and the quantity of meals that you purchase. 

The cost of raw dog food

Our raw dog food cost starts at £2.87 per tub. For a medium-sized, 12kg dog, we recommend around 300g of raw food per day, which equates to around £1.72 per day and £51.66 a month.

Use our calculator to work out a raw dog food cost for your individual dog and check our guide on how much your dog should weigh for their optimum weight.

Prices vary based on the type of raw food you order. Larger deliveries will reduce the price per kilo.

• Complete | Premium – from £2.87 per tub
• Complete | Premium puppy – from £2.87 per tub
• Complete | Working dog – from £2.31 per tub
• Complete | Working dog puppy – from £2.31 per tub
• Single protein | Pure meat & bone – from £3.02 per tub
• Superfood enriched – from £3.37 per tub

The cost of raw cat food

Our raw cat food cost starts at £3.38 per tub.

Use our calculator to work out a raw cat food cost for your individual cat.

Prices vary based on the size of your delivery and your individual cat’s size and activity levels. Larger deliveries reduce the price per kilo.