NEW TO RAWR?

How to Introduce RAWR

FIRST TIME FEEDING

Take it slow. Let their tummy catch up. Switching from pellets to raw is a big deal—and your dog’s digestive system needs time to adjust. While some pups handle change like pros, others might need a gentler transition. That’s why we recommend a slow and steady 7-day introduction to any JUST RAWR mix. It’s a small step for you, but a huge leap toward cleaner, healthier, tastier meals for your dog. Because after years of bland pellets, a week of adjustment is totally worth it. Start slow. Stay clean. RAWR on.

Rookie RAWR Mistakes

BEGINNER MISTAKES

  • Jumping into raw feeding without research?
    Take time to understand the raw dog food lifestyle and your dog's unique needs foroptimal health.
  • Switching from dry kibble to raw dog food too fast?
    Transition slowly over 7 days to avoid dog digestive issues and stomach upsets.
  • Thinking all bones are safe?
    Stick to safe raw bones for dogs like chicken legs, necks, and beef knucklebones for healthy chewing.
  • Serving unbalanced raw meals?
    A balanced raw dog food diet needs minimal supplements—only add Vitamin E and trace minerals like manganese and iodine when necessary..
  • Overfeeding or underfeeding your dog?
    Use the JUST RAWR Feeding Calculator and monitor your dog's body condition and energy levels for adjustments.
  • Giving too many dog treats?
    Treat with intention—extra calories can quickly disrupt a balanced raw dog diet.
  • Skipping hygiene during raw feeding?Practice proper raw dog food hygiene—wash hands, clean bowls, and sanitize
    surfaces to ensure a safe feeding environment.
  • Feeling overwhelmed with raw feeding advice?
    Join our RAWR community groups on Facebook or WhatsApp for real tips, stories, and raw feeding support.

How Much RAWR Does My Dog Need?

Let’s break it down.

As a rule of thumb, most dogs thrive on 3–4% of their body weight in raw food per day. But every dog is different—so use this as a starting point, then adjust based on your pup’s life style and energy levels.

Step 1

What’s their vibe?

  • Chill & Laid-Back, moderately active
    & high-energy

Step 2

What’s their weight?

  • Select your dog’s current weight
Approximate Activity Level of your dog
Approximate Weight of your dog