For dogs that eat what wolves eat
80% muscle, 10% organ, 10% bone. Nothing else. No fruits, no vegetables, no fillers, no supplements pretending to be food. Just 80:10:10 — the way nature intended.
The Prey Model Raw Diet
The bulk of what wolves eat. Beef, chicken, turkey, pork, lamb — whatever protein source mirrors a prey animal's muscle composition.
Liver, kidney, spleen, heart. The nutrient-dense parts. In wild prey, this is where the nutrition lives — not in the muscle.
Finely ground, ratio-accurate. Provides calcium, phosphorus, and the trace minerals that grains and fillers in commercial food claim to replace.
What most brands add
What PurePrey delivers
Dogs have a short, carnivore digestive tract. They don't need vegetables. They never did.
What goes in
Every PurePrey product is made from three categories of ingredients. That's it. No ingredient list that runs off the edge of the bag. No "and other proprietary blends." Just meat, organs, bone — in the proportions a wild canid would eat.
80% of every formula
Liver, kidney, heart, spleen
10% calcium + minerals
"A dog is a carnivore. Not an omnivore. Not a herbivore. A carnivore that evolved eating whole prey animals — not kibble made from corn gluten meal and brewer's rice."
The raw feeding community has spent decades arguing about whether vegetables belong in dog food. We settled that argument. They don't. Not for a species with a carnivore's jaw, teeth, and digestive system.
Dogs didn't evolve eating pumpkin. They didn't evolve eating blueberries. They didn't evolve eating sweet potato starch. They evolved eating muscle, organs, and bone. PurePrey gives them that — every meal, every order.
Every decision we make starts with one question: does this reflect what a wolf would eat? If the answer is no, we don't do it. That's the whole philosophy.
Food safety standards that match human food production, not pet food industry minimums.
Shipped frozen directly from our facility. No middlemen, no retail temperature abuse.
Not approximately. Not "inspired by." Every batch weighed, measured, and verified.