Duck Raw Dog Food - Pure Blend Duck

Pure Blend Duck raw dog food from Carnevore Mountain offers a species-appropriate, whole-food meal made for dogs that thrive on simple, high-quality nutrition. Duck is a rich, highly digestible protein and an excellent alternative for dogs that may be sensitive to more common proteins like chicken or beef.

As a nutrient-dense option, raw duck dog food supports strong muscles, steady energy, and overall vitality. Naturally rich in iron and essential amino acids, duck helps maintain healthy energy levels while supporting skin health, coat condition, and immune function.

Duck can also be a valuable option for dogs with food sensitivities or digestive concerns. Its unique protein profile makes it useful for rotation feeding, while its digestibility helps support dogs that need a cleaner, more targeted raw diet.

Quality and safety are central to every Carnevore Mountain recipe. Our duck raw dog food is made using responsibly sourced, pasture-raised duck and contains no grains, fillers, artificial additives, or by-products. Each batch is prepared with care using muscle meat, organs, and bone, with whole-food ingredients rather than synthetic vitamin or mineral premixes.

Duck raw dog food from Carnevore Mountain delivers simple ingredients, dependable nutrition, and a flavour dogs instinctively love.

Talk to your veterinarian about feeding growing puppies, pregnant or nursing dogs, or dogs with diagnosed health conditions.

Whole Duck (including Duck Heart, Duck Gizzard, Duck Liver), Broccoli, Carrots, Blueberry, Sea Vegetables. Natural Moisture (no water added).

Individually vacuum sealed into 1 lb flash frozen bags. How much to feed: about 2–3% of your dog's ideal body weight a day, split across the meals your dog already eats. For a 40 lb dog, that's 0.8–1.2 lb a day. A 20 lb dog eats about half that. Start in the middle of the range, then adjust every week or two by your dog's shape. Use the weight your dog should be, not the weight they are, if they need to lose or gain. Seniors and quieter dogs often need the lower end; very active dogs may need the top. Puppies: growing puppies need calcium and phosphorus in precise amounts. Talk to your veterinarian before raw becomes your puppy's main diet. See our Feeding Guide for the full table and a 10-day plan for switching to raw.