Frozen raw dog food is a diet made from uncooked meat, organs, bones, and sometimes vegetables or supplements, flash-frozen to preserve nutrients and freshness.

Potential benefits include shinier coats, healthier skin, improved digestion, higher energy levels, and smaller stools due to better nutrient absorption.

Yes, commercially prepared frozen raw food undergoes strict safety protocols (like HPP treatment) to kill pathogens, making it safer than DIY raw meals.

Thaw in the fridge (never at room temperature), wash hands and bowls after feeding, and avoid cross-contamination with human food surfaces.

Unopened, it can last months in the freezer; once thawed, use within 2–3 days (check brand guidelines). Never refreeze thawed food.