Dibo Freeflow dog food
Dibo Freeflow is a frozen raw dog food range built around a loose, free-flow mince rather than a solid block, so you can portion out what your dog needs for one meal without defrosting the whole 1kg pack first. Every recipe is a complementary food, meant to be fed as part of a raw diet rather than on its own.
What 'free-flow' actually means
Most frozen raw mince comes as a solid block or a set of pre-portioned chubs that need to be broken up or defrosted whole before you can use part of them. Free-flow mince is different — it freezes as loose, bite-sized pieces within the bag, so you can tip out roughly a meal's worth and put the rest straight back in the freezer.
That matters more than it sounds for anyone feeding one dog from a pack sized for more, or feeding a smaller dog who does not get through a full 1kg in a sitting. It also thaws faster in smaller portions than a block of the same weight would.
The range we stock
Our range includes single-protein options like chicken and tripe on their own, and a run of combinations built around offal and tripe alongside a main protein — chicken with tripe and offal, chicken with salmon and offal, lamb with tripe, lamb with offal, beef with offal, beef with tripe, duck with beef and offal, and turkey with lamb and offal. Every pack is 1kg and every recipe is labelled a complementary food rather than a complete one.
This is a range for owners who are already comfortable building a raw diet from separate components, rather than someone looking for one all-in-one product — the tripe- and offal-forward recipes in particular are aimed at raw feeders who want that content without sourcing and mixing it in themselves.
Storing and thawing safely
Keep Dibo Freeflow frozen until you need it, and thaw only the portion you are about to feed in the fridge rather than at room temperature, the same way you would handle any raw meat. Because it is free-flow, you can usually break off close to a meal's worth from a bag straight from the freezer rather than thawing more than you need.
Wash bowls, boards and hands after handling raw mince, and use thawed portions within a day or two rather than refreezing them once they have defrosted. These are ordinary food-safety habits rather than anything specific to this brand, and they are worth keeping to whichever raw food you feed.
The range
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Dibo Freeflow Dog Beef & Tripe
A 1kg free-flow raw mince - 80% beef with offal and soft bone, easy to portion
£4.50
Dibo Freeflow Dog Lamb & Offal
Frozen raw Freeflow Dog Lamb & Offal — complementary food for dogs
£4.35
Dibo Freeflow Dog Chicken, Tripe & Offal
A 1KG frozen raw mince of chicken, tripe, offal and bone that portions without defrosting the lot
£4.25
Dibo Freeflow Dog Chicken, Salmon & Offal
Frozen 1KG chicken, salmon and offal mince with ground bone, for raw feeders
£4.87
Natures Menu Raw Freeflow Lamb & Chicken Mince
A complete raw mince of lamb and chicken, 60/40, for dogs moved onto lamb as a protein
£9.99
Natures Menu Raw Freeflow Beef Mince
100% beef raw mince for dogs, 2kg, for home-prepared raw feeding
£10.99
Natures Menu Raw Freeflow Chicken Mince
100% chicken raw mince for dogs, 2kg, for home-prepared raw feeding
£8.99
Natures Menu Freeflow Turkey Mince
100% turkey mince for raw feeding, frozen, with no other ingredients
£8.99
Nutriment Dibo Complete Chubb Duck
Frozen raw duck mince for dogs, 90% duck with bone and offal, 454g block
£1.89
Nutriment Dibo Complete Chubb Chicken
Frozen raw Complete Chubb Chicken — complementary food for dogs
£1.89
Nutriment Dibo Complete Chubb Beef
Frozen raw beef mince for dogs, 80% beef with bone and offal, 454g block
£1.89
Common questions
- Is Dibo Freeflow a complete food?
- No, every recipe in the range is a complementary food, meant to be fed as part of a wider raw diet built from more than one component rather than as the whole meal on its own.
- What does 'free-flow' mean?
- It means the mince freezes as loose, separate pieces inside the bag rather than as one solid block, so you can tip out roughly a meal's worth and put the rest straight back in the freezer without defrosting the whole pack.
- How should I store and thaw it?
- Keep it frozen until you need it, thaw only what you are about to feed in the fridge rather than at room temperature, and use thawed mince within a day or two rather than refreezing it. Treat it with the same care you would give any raw meat in your kitchen.
- Is raw feeding suitable for every dog?
- Not automatically — it is a genuine choice some owners make, but puppies, older dogs and dogs with certain health conditions can need a different approach. If your dog has an existing condition or you are new to raw feeding, it is worth talking it through with your vet first.
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Written by Matt Garnett, who runs Giddy Pets and is a lifelong pet owner — not a vet. This is general information, not veterinary advice, and it cannot replace an examination by the vet who knows your animal. How we write these guides.