Feeding pets raw meats is growing in popularity. Like their forebears in the wild who live on fresh and rotting flesh, domestic dogs and cats do very well on a raw food diet. The raw meat and bones are well suited to a dog's digestive system and supply ideal nutrition for them. And while the bones of cooked meats are brittle and can splinter and hurt animals, the raw bones are soft and chewy and good for them. Our necks, wings, livers and even whole carcasses have been popular with pet owners and now we are glad to be able to offer a ground chicken and bone product. While not a complete diet, it can serve as a substantial portion of it.

These pet food products are made from our premium free range chicken and when we say free range we mean it.  Our birds are fenced into 15 acre paddocks.  We have  Great Pyrenees dogs to help keep watch over them.  Our main predator problem is from hawks and owls.

I became sold on the raw food diet after I started feeding it to our older dog.  At 7 years I figured Cotten was getting a little old and the reason she could not jump into the pickup was her age.  After a year on raw chicken she now hops in like she did when she was 5. 

Necks    $1.25/lb

Backs in 18-20# bulk packages $15

Hearts and Livers in 1lb. bags    $2/lb

Ground Meaty chicken bone $2/lb      (12  2 lb. tubes in a box; substitute hearts and livers for some of the meaty bone when shipping)

Go to our price page for more ordering information or to our order page to make an inquiry.

For more information on feeding a complete raw diet to your pets visit the modern daddy of raw pet feeding Dr. Ian Billinghurst's website.

And while you are ordering for your pets consider ordering some people food for you and your family.  We raise the best eatin' chicken in the southeast and have beef from time to time.

Thank you,

David White