Raw Performance - Alpha Raw Dog Food Pack

What's in the Alpha Pack?

The pack rotates through beef, chicken, turkey, and salmon. Rotating proteins is a common practice in raw feeding, intended to broaden the amino-acid and micronutrient profile across meals rather than relying on one protein source.

Bone and organ inclusions are part of the grind, not add-ons. This is what distinguishes a whole-prey style raw pack from plain ground meat.

Who is it for?

This pack suits dogs already eating raw, and owners transitioning to raw who want protein variety from the start. The 30 lb size suits large breeds and multi-dog homes.

The 30 lb size is most practical for homes with more than one dog, large breeds, or anyone who prefers to stock the freezer once rather than reorder monthly.

How does it compare to other Raw Performance formats?

If you'd rather feed a single protein, the Raw Performance - Beef Wolf Pack Raw Dog Food Pack is a 48 lb beef-only option. The Raw Performance - Gourmet Beef Raw Dog Food is another beef-focused recipe, and the Raw Performance - Pure Turkey Raw Dog Food works well for dogs that do better on poultry. Comparing Raw Performance raw dog food formats side by side — along with Raw Performance dog food reviews from other owners — is a reasonable way to narrow down where to start.

Feeding & use

Keep the pack frozen until use, then thaw individual portions in the refrigerator before serving. As a general guideline, adult dogs are fed roughly 2–3% of body weight per day in raw food, split across meals; adjust by age, activity level, and body condition.

If your dog is new to alpha raw dog food or to raw feeding generally, introduce each new protein gradually and keep fresh water available. Wash bowls, utensils, and prep surfaces after handling raw food, and thaw only what you plan to feed within a few days.