Raw Performance - Supreme Raw Dog Food Pack

Who is it for?

This pack is built for dogs already eating raw, or for owners transitioning from kibble who want variety from the start. The novel-protein mix (duck, lamb, salmon) is often chosen by owners of dogs that react poorly to common poultry and beef diets.

It also works well for high-output dogs — sport, working, and highly active pets — where a protein- and fat-forward raw diet supports muscle recovery and skin condition. If your dog is on a veterinary-prescribed diet, confirm with your veterinarian before switching.

How do you feed a 24 lb raw pack?

Keep the pack frozen and thaw only what you need, typically one to two days' worth, in the refrigerator. Serve cold or at room temperature; never microwave raw food containing ground bone.

General raw feeding guidance is roughly 2–3% of a dog's body weight per day, split across two meals, adjusted for age, activity level, and body condition. Transition over 7–10 days by replacing a quarter of the previous food at a time, and always provide fresh water.

How does it compare to other Raw Performance packs?

If you'd rather feed a single protein, Raw Performance - Pure Duck Raw Dog Food comes in 1 lb and 2 lb sizes for elimination-style feeding or as a topper. For a beef-based bulk option, see the Raw Performance - Beef Wolf Pack Raw Dog Food Pack, and for a different multi-protein rotation, the Raw Performance - Alpha Raw Dog Food Pack.

Owners researching Raw Performance dog food reviews usually land on the same two questions: freezer space and cost per pound. A 24 lb case takes up meaningful freezer room, so measure before ordering — but it typically works out cheaper per pound than buying individual Raw Performance raw dog food packs.

Our team can walk you through portioning for your dog's weight and help you plan a rotation schedule across this raw pack dog food and the single-protein options.