Description
Duck mince for dogs is exactly 90% duck with bone and 10% duck offal here, nothing else mixed in. That single-protein simplicity is what makes it useful.
Duck has a reputation among raw feeders as a gentler option. Owners often reach for it first when moving a dog off chicken. It also gets picked when a tummy has been a bit unsettled lately. This isn’t a novel protein in the strictest sense of the word. Even so, it sits noticeably lighter than red meat for plenty of dogs. Because the whole mix is finely ground, portioning out a meal takes only seconds rather than minutes.
What makes this duck mince worth stocking up on
- A clean 90/10 duck and offal split, with no other proteins mixed through
- Around 16% crude protein and a moderate 15% oil content per the analytical panel
- Finely ground for fast, mess free portioning
- Often used as a settling-down protein after chicken or beef
- Sourced and prepared by Birmingham Raw to their usual standard
Keep it frozen until needed, then defrost fully in a sealed container away from other food. Wash hands and surfaces afterwards, and always feed under supervision. Serve at 2 to 3% of your dog’s body weight for adults over 12 months, adjusting up a little for a working or very active dog.
If duck agrees with your dog, it rotates nicely against a red meat mince from our wider raw food range for a broader weekly diet. Most owners land on duck mince for dogs as a firm favourite once they’ve given it a proper try, and it’s easy to see why.
