Healthy Paws - Canine Complete Dinner Rabbit

TL;DR: Healthy Paws Canine Complete Dinner Rabbit is a raw, grain-free dog meal built around rabbit as a single, novel protein. Portioned at 0.5 lb, it's made for dog owners managing food sensitivities, running a vet-guided elimination diet, or rotating proteins week to week.

Rabbit is uncommon in mainstream dog food, which is why it's often chosen as a novel protein when more familiar recipes haven't worked out. This Healthy Paws rabbit recipe is raw, grain-free, and labelled hypoallergenic.

What makes this Healthy Paws rabbit recipe different?

It's a single-protein raw meal portioned at 0.5 lb, so you thaw only what you need for the next feeding. That portion size suits rotation diets, protein trials, and lighter servings for smaller dogs.

Key features

• Rabbit as a novel protein — a practical option for dogs on limited-ingredient or elimination feeding plans.
• Raw format — a single-protein recipe served thawed, not cooked or extruded.
• Grain-free — formulated without grain fillers.
• Hypoallergenic claim — positioned for dogs with food sensitivities.
• 0.5 lb portion — convenient thaw-as-you-go feeding with controlled serving sizes.

Specifications

Attribute	Value
Brand	Healthy Paws
Protein source	Rabbit
Format	Raw, frozen portion
Portion size	0.5 lb
Grain-free	Yes
Claims	Grain-free, hypoallergenic
Health focus	Hypoallergenic / food sensitivities
Suitable for	Dogs

Who is it for?

This meal suits dogs with suspected food sensitivities, dogs working through a vet-guided elimination diet, and owners who rotate proteins to keep meals varied. If the usual dog food brands and common proteins have caused reactions, a novel protein like rabbit gives you something different to try.

The 0.5 lb portioning also makes it a reasonable fit for smaller dogs and for owners who want tightly controlled serving sizes.

Feeding & use

Thaw a 0.5 lb portion in the refrigerator before serving, and feed according to your dog's weight, age, and activity level. Handle raw food as you would raw meat for people: keep it refrigerated, wash bowls and surfaces, and serve promptly after thawing.

If you're switching from kibble or another protein, introduce it gradually over 7–10 days and watch stool quality along the way. If your dog has a diagnosed health condition, talk to your veterinarian before changing diets.

How do you build a protein rotation?

Rotation feeding simply means alternating single-protein meals across the week so your dog isn't eating the same ingredient every day. Keeping two or three proteins in the freezer at once makes weekly planning straightforward.

You may also like Healthy Paws - Canine Complete Dinner Bison, Healthy Paws - Canine Complete Dinner Lamb, and Healthy Paws - Canine Complete Dinner Pork — all 0.5 lb single-protein portions from the same line, so they slot into the same rotation schedule.

How should you store it?

Keep unopened portions frozen until the day before use, then move a single 0.5 lb portion to the fridge to thaw. Store thawed food covered and refrigerated, and discard anything left in the bowl after a meal.

Available for same-day pickup at our North York, Toronto storefront, or ships Canada-wide.