Raw Love Potluck Raw Dog FoodComplementary raw meal · frozen

Raw Love's mixed meal, sold here as Potluck: free-range chicken wingtips and feet at 87%, with beef lungs and liver, ostrich lungs and game muscle meat and liver making up the rest, plus 30% fermented vegetables and fruit.

It's the value option in the range and the practical answer to the variety problem — since these are complementary meals, rotating proteins matters, and this does some of that rotation inside one tub. Raw Love note that it is the one blend that isn't a single protein: the other four each contain exactly one. That's the trade — cheaper and more varied, but no use if you're running an elimination diet.

**This is a complementary food, not a complete one.** Raw Love register every meal as complementary under Act 36 of 1947 — a deliberate choice on their part, not an oversight. It means it is not formulated to meet all of your pet's needs on its own, and fed as the only thing in the bowl over months it will leave gaps.

Raw Love's own guidance is to feed variety across the proteins, add an omega-3 source — they recommend fish at least once a week, since a raw diet is typically short of it — and give raw meaty bones weekly. Do that and it works well. Feed one flavour on its own and nothing else, and it won't. If you're new to raw, talk to us or your vet about building the rest of the diet around it.

• Raw Feeding
• Grain Free
• Made in South Africa
• Complementary Food

Ingredients

70% meat, 30% fermented vegetables & fruit. Free-range chicken wingtips & feet (87%), beef lungs/liver (3%), ostrich lungs (3%), game muscle meat/liver (7%), spinach, carrots, butternut, pumpkin, sweet potatoes, baby marrow, green beans, parsley, cucumber, Granny Smith apples, papaya, blueberries, kelp, alfalfa sprouts, broccoli sprouts, fenugreek sprouts, rooibos, unfiltered apple cider vinegar, kefir, moringa, diatomaceous earth. Registered as a **complementary** meal with the Department of Agriculture under Act 36 of 1947 — Reg. No. 30744.

Looking after it

Keep it frozen. Take out what you need the night before and let it thaw naturally in the fridge — **never microwave it, and never thaw cat meals in hot water.** Seal and refrigerate between servings, and **do not re-freeze**: it isn't cooked, and thawing twice spoils it. Leave the plate down about half an hour for a fussy eater, then refrigerate and offer again at the next meal. Wash your hands and the bowl after every feed, and don't leave leftovers standing where children or pests can reach them. Colour, texture and fat content vary between batches — that's normal in raw food, not a fault. Raw meaty bones at least once a week alongside this, and **never cooked, braaied or smoked bones** — cooked bone splinters and causes fractured teeth, obstructions and worse. Know whether a bone is edible before you give it, and watch how she handles it. **Not suitable for an elimination diet** — this contains chicken, beef, ostrich and game. If you're working out what she reacts to, use one of the single-protein meals instead.