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Pre Made Roar, Pre made prey model raw food for dogs. South Australia. Optimum Nutrition for pets at minimum cost in South Australia. Why?

My Goal is to offer a nutritionally balanced meal for pets, that is both convenient and affordable. Learning how to raw feed is one thing, having the time for prep is another. I used to get different ingredients from different suppliers which made it a nightmare when buying in bulk to have everything ready at the same time. Now i can offer you variety, balance, pre packed for convenience, with che

ap prices too. All packed in 1 kg bags, 50kg buyers also have the option of 500g bags. 20kg lots and up are $3kg, 10kg lots are $4kg. I have gone from this basic prey model mix, onto a more complicated mix (veg, fish, kelp, seeds etc) with the advice of an animal nutritionist, only to return to prey model. several reasons really, the most important of which being a lesser qualified but more experienced animal nutritionist recommended to feed Prey Model which is 80% muscle meat 10% bone 5% liver 5% secreting organ. This advice coming from somebody that works with a dingo rescue and looks after some at home. The advice to stick to prey model also resonated with me from a logical point of view, when would a wild dog have access to kelp? how likely would it be for it to eat kale on a regular basis? how often would it really eat fish? and would it ever eat sunflower seeds? Pre Made Roar’s Multi Mix A is a work of art, lamb liver and lamb kidney because dogs often don’t like beef organs, and lamb organs are more nutritious. Chicken in the form of minced frames which gives some chicken protein, some bone content, some fat and some silica. Fat is an energy source and silica helps with gut lining and regenerating cartilage in joints. Turkey comes in the form of minced necks and brings the same things to the table as the chicken does, plus being an extra protein provides more variety. Kangaroo is a clean wild meat very high in protein and highly nutritious like majority of things that can survive in Australia's harsh climate, however the amount is limited due it to being so lean. If you feed nothing but roo your dogs will be underweight in my experience, like us dogs reject excess protein so overfeeding doesn’t help. Beef is the meat of choice for majority of greyhound racers and is the major ingredient in Multi Mix A. All this conveniently packaged and still as cheap as $3kg, our lucky stars had sure aligned when this mix was formulated. Delivery is a possibility if you’re prepared to add a reasonable and agreed fee to cover fuel and time. Pickup is preferred from Elizabeth Grove and in time more stockists will become available. Your order will be packed into Styrofoam boxes to keep them cold. 50kg will use 4 boxes. 100kg will use 7 boxes. So be sure to keep room available when picking up bulk orders.

23/12/2024

Hey Raw Feeders👋 In the spirit of Christmas🎅 I'm giving away these 4 doormats for staffy lovers!

Designed by yours truly and created with a lasercutter. One per person. Tag your staffy lover friends and family or share the post.

Please remember there is only 4 so when you see in comments 4 people have already claimed one, I won't be able to supply any more. Merry Christmas everyone!

30/11/2024

One proud mumma. 10 Dutch Shepherd Pups. If you're looking for a protection dog, security or a very active pet... These pups will be a great starting point, both mother and father have Dutch Police sires using imported semen to produce them. Anyway, enjoy the cuteness!

23/11/2024

It's funny how this raw feeding journey constantly evolves. In the beginning I was told "it's easy", that's like me saying push-ups and pullups are easy, having trained them for years. Not much in this world is easy at the start. But you get better.

I first started raw feeding somewhere between 2012 and 2013. By 2015 I found the supplier that works for me, and have never left. 2017 I had refined a recipe good enough to offer for sale.
Over the years there's been several tweaks, different animals, amounts, most recently the format and soon after the vacuum sealed packaging for extended freshness.

But the most recent tweak of all, it's really strange why it's never mentioned in barf or Prey Model Feeding... FAT! Where is the talk of fat in 80/10/10? Or 80/10/5/5? I thought this was easy? 😂

Fat is the energy source of a carnivore. 1g fat is 9 calories, 1g protein is 4 calories. 30% of calories go to digestion for a carnivore.

Feeding carnivore can be considered expensive compared to cheap kibble.. Especially if you follow pmr guidelines on what to feed, then the suggested amount of 2-3% of the dogs weight. Because chances are, if you're sourcing lean meats like I always did, with the view of premium price for premium quality, the pmr guidelines will leave your dog looking too lean..

So what's next? You feed extra, now it's expensive, or you lose faith and mix in some kibble, or return to kibble entirely... Fortunately I'm also a carnivore and pay close attention to experts in the field. So I should've known, fat content matters!!!

After getting the multimix lab tested, I decided to tweak the recipe again. I've removed 100g of the beef mince per kg, and replaced it with 100g of beef fat. I could've switched over to a higher fat content beef mince, but the fat content was more than what I was aiming for (after experimenting at home with multiple dogs). Also, if you source a fattier grade of beef mince for pet food, it's likely the fats used will be other animals.

Beef fat is supreme. My dogs are all looking better for it. The brain is made of fat, fat lubricates intestines, and the cholesterol alone has many beneficial roles to play in the body, I could write a way bigger post just on the things fat can do for the body. But isn't it interesting, it's just absent from all PMR guidelines. From any raw feeding advice at all. When it's THE MOST IMPORTANT MACRONUTRIENT.

This is why you have me. So you can go to work, focus on your kids, your goals etc. My job is to take care of the thinking about what to feed your dog. You just feed it and watch the results.

HAVE AN AWESOME WEEKEND.

25/10/2024

MultiMix A (remastered).
Beef, chicken, pork liver, pork kidney.
Working on lamb organs instead.
Minimum order 10kg (1kg bags) $5.50kg
20kg and up $4.50 kg

First nutrition information panel from summit labs in 2nd photo.

Pickup only Elizabeth Grove by Appointment.

Now packed in vacuum sealed packaging for 4-5x longer fridge life.

The bottom layer is chicken mince, the middle layer is premium beef, on top is a frozen cube of liver and a frozen cube of kidney. Meals are always sold frozen unless you request otherwise, this prevents the need for preservatives.

The layered format provides 2 key benefits.

1. Your pet can say no to a particular ingredients instead of saying no to a whole meal, if that ever happens i encourage you to contact the page.

2. You can see for yourself what is there. You'll get familiar with the look of each ingredient and you'll always know whats there and how much.

If your pet says yes to all ingredients but can't finish a whole bag, mix it all together and store in airtight container in the fridge. A glass vacuum seal tub can extend freshness 3-4x longer.

Beef is an absolute super food loaded with vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, amino acids, protein and fat.

The chicken mince is minced frames, a great source of calcium at 60% bone content, wrapped in collagen for gut & joint health, along with amino acids such at the anti inflammatory Glycine, new combinations of vitamins, minerals, fat and fatty acids. Prey Model usually recommends 10% bone content but through monitoring stools I've found if using minced chicken frames, a bone content between 15%-20% seems more appropriate.

Liver is like natures multivitamin with very high concentrations, especially k2 responsible for the jobs of k1 plus moving calcium to where the body needs it,

Kidney is another source of highly concentrated vitamins and minerals with different proteins and is a secreting organ at 5% ratio as per the recommendation of Prey Model Raw feeding.

This meal is setup to free you from kibble, and all the vet bills and problems that follow. Meat is loaded with nutrition and unlike starchy carbs is totally free of lectins aka anti nutrients.

11/05/2024

The Old Faithful multimix has evolved a bit over the years. The most recent update was the layered format designed for transparency of the quality and type of ingredients used. This has been a worthwhile change.

Now packed in vacuum sealed packaging. Providing 5x longer freshness than without the vacuum. Taking chicken mince from around 2 days reliability to 10 days.

It's also given a thinner but wider profile, thickness is more consistent with every bag, and storage or transport is easier as a result. With an increased surface area it both freezes quicker, and defrosts quicker, the benefits of both are obvious.

The type of plastic required for heat sealing, doesn't allow any exudate even through the thawing process.

It's strong and won't break even with repetitive rough handling.

I'd love to see a compostable plastic used, turning the Rubbish to resource. If you'd like to see the same thing, please ask MBL to replace their conventional plastics with compostable options. Biobag factory is in South Australia and are more than capable of producing something like that, but we need buyers on board such as MBL whom supply equipment and packaging etc to Butchers and pet food processors. Alternatively, some legislation change would be nice. Most of the industry seem unwilling to evolve and the compostable plastic is higher quality until its 12mo.

03/04/2024

Silicon cube moulds are awesome. These are coles 100ml cubes, Kmart does 60ml cubes.
I cooked a lamb roast for myself in my toaster oven. Of course there is some leftover fat in the roasting dish. So what to do with it? A question lots of people ask, since it can block your drains

Well I tipped it into a cube mould, and it's only about half full. So roughly 50g. Adding 50g daily to 1kg dog food can have a massive difference. Especially for dogs struggling to hold proper weight.

I keep cubes frozen and they pop out easily 1 at a time as needed. If you have a larger amount, maybe better off keeping in fridge so you can scoop some out.

Follow me for a minute.
1g protein is 4 calories.
1g carbohydrates is 4 calories.
1g fat is 9 calories.
Digesting meat uses 30% of its calories.

Let's say there's roughly 200g protein in a kilo of multimix, 800 calories.
Meat is usually 25% protein, but multimix has some bone content too, with no protein.

Adding 50g fat gives 450 extra calories, on top of your 800 from 1kg food.

Yes excess fat can cause health issues even fatalities. Dogs often die from water intoxication, we don't avoid giving them water. We just avoid them consuming excess water.

Use chat gpt, or google questions like "what vitamins are in chicken fat, what vitamins are in pork fat" etc.
"What health benefits does beef fat have?" Etc etc.

I source premium beef, the leanest grade in the pet food industry. Because I wanted to sell meat, not charge people for fatty meat.

But in many cases, it would be a benefit to you. To keep your animal fats. If you need extra, Butchers will often supply free fat trimmings, you can melt it and store it. Or cut and weigh fatty chunks.

The crucial thing to remember is, measure your amount. If you don't measure, you can't monitor and adjust.

25/03/2024

INSTANT CAR SICKNESS CURE. At least for my male dutchie Tank. Out of any dog I've raised, my relationship with him is by far the worst, because I couldn't take him anywhere for training and exposure. He would get sick, covered in his vomit even if just water and mucus, then refuse to jump back in the car...
I sprinkled some of this around the back of the Wagon and he's never had a problem since. (Except when I tried only 4 drops instead of 8-10).

Your personal use will depend on your preference, but I'm just sharing that lavender oil is super effective.

Please share with your friends/groups etc.

I'll get back to ironing out the issues associated with the new multi mix layered layout, mainly the organ cubes remaining as cubes. There's a couple more changes I'd like to introduce around packaging, then it's website time. Just order through the website with either free shipping or automatic calculated shipping.

03/03/2024

Rendered goat fat 1kg blocks $5ea
Only available with another purchase.

If you're the type of person that prefers to cook 🍳 your pet 🐕 🐈 food. Try using goat 🐐 fat and I doubt you'll ever look back!

There's an abundance of information on the detrimental effects associated with consuming vegetable oils 🛢 including but not limited to excess cortisol production. Cortisol is the stress hormone responsible for our fight or flight ✈️ response.

Many olive 🫒 oils contain preservatives, and let's face it. Good quality olive oil ain't cheap $$ It's also inferior nutritionally compared to animal fat.

If you're not convinced, check out Dr. Steven Lin🦷 (dental diet), Dr. Shawn baker 🦁 (carnivore diet) or even some info from Dr. Natasha Campbell Macbryde 🧠 (GAPS diet).

The brain is made of fat, and is the alternative energy 🌩 source to sugar/carbohydrates. Fat also works as a lubricant for the intestinal tract to keep things moving.

Generally, goat fat is high in monounsaturated fats, similar to olive oil, and contains beneficial fatty acids like conjugated linoleic acid (CLA). It also provides essential fat-soluble vitamins like vitamin A, D, E, and K.

14/02/2024

It’s a beautiful day for Adelaide, enjoy all!

These pups will get nothing but mama, meat, eggs and bone broth. Setting them up for a healthy start with loads of nutrition and a well functioning gut. 4 boys and 2 girls, 6/6 brindle litter born Friday.

13/02/2024

Does your dog love to swim? I love it when they get comfortable with water, the JRT naturally love it. Little Pearl dips up and down in my pond like an otter to cool off.
Stay cool people and pets!

06/02/2024

Big Boy is a great example of a fit dog in great condition. In his owners care 24/7 he looks much fitter again with extra exercise.
But this is with me, walked once weekly by his owner for 9km.
35kg ish dog on 1kg multimix daily. Often 60g fat cube daily. Egg 2-3 times a week. Sardines once a week.
He shows some rib, so did Bruce Lee.
He also shows fan muscles, I believe it’s their equivalent to obliques.
He shows some spinal vertebrae but not all,
he shows zero visible hip bone.
As far as I’m concerned if you’re hiding the hip bones your dog has enough mass.
You simply can’t build this level of muscle by being underfed, but for a long time we’ve been taught that showing ribs means underfed.
There are some dogs that do show hip bones and are extreme athletes, but their extreme muscle makes up for lack of body fat.

It’s a fine balance to find a dogs optimum physique, that will depend on the owner’s preference.

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Optimum Nutrition for pets at minimum cost in South Australia.

I have gone from this basic prey model mix, onto a more complicated mix (veg, fish, kelp, seeds etc) with the advice of an animal nutritionist, only to return to prey model. Why? several reasons really, the most important of which being a lesser qualified but more experienced animal nutritionist recommended to feed Prey Model which is 80% muscle meat 10% bone 5% liver 5% secreting organ. This advice coming from somebody that works with a dingo rescue and looks after some at home. The advice to stick to prey model also resonated with me from a logical point of view, when would a wild dog have access to kelp? how likely would it be for it to eat kale on a regular basis? how often would it really eat fish? and would it ever eat sunflower seeds?

Pre Made Roar’s Multi Mix A is a work of art, lamb liver and lamb kidney because dogs often don’t like beef organs, and lamb organs are more nutritious. Chicken in the form of minced frames which gives some chicken protein, some bone content, some fat and some silica. Fat is an energy source and silica helps with gut lining and regenerating cartilage in joints. Turkey comes in the form of minced necks and brings the same things to the table as the chicken does, plus being an extra protein provides more variety. Kangaroo is a clean wild meat very high in protein and highly nutritious like majority of things that can survive in Australia's harsh climate, however the amount is limited due it to being so lean. If you feed nothing but roo your dogs will be underweight in my experience, like us dogs reject excess protein so overfeeding doesn’t help. Beef is the meat of choice for majority of greyhound racers and is the major ingredient in Multi Mix A. All this conveniently packaged and still as cheap as $2.50kg, our lucky stars had sure aligned when this mix was formulated.