Nature's Menu ingredients
Nature's Menu is a raw and natural dog food brand, and its ingredient lists are the point of the brand rather than a footnote on the pack. Recipes lean on named meats — turkey, tripe, duck, beef — as the main ingredient, in mince, nugget or freeze-dried form, rather than the longer cooked and processed lists you find on most dry kibble.
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How the ingredients are put together
Where a typical dry food lists a meat percentage alongside cereals, oils and additives, Nature's Menu's raw and freeze-dried ranges are built around a much shorter list — a named meat or offal, sometimes a second protein, and little else. Tripe mince and duck necks are single-ingredient products in the truest sense; the nugget ranges combine two or three named meats in stated proportions, such as the 80/20 turkey and venison recipe.
That short-list approach is also why the range covers so many individual cuts and formats rather than one all-purpose recipe — trachea, hearts, necks and mince sit alongside the more familiar nugget and freeze-dried lines, each aimed at a slightly different way of feeding raw.
What we stock, and who it suits
Our range spans raw frozen mince and nuggets, natural raw chews such as trachea and duck necks, and freeze-dried options for owners who want the same ingredient approach without a freezer. What is shown in the grid above is what is currently available to order, and it moves as stock does rather than covering every product Nature's Menu makes.
This suits owners who already feed raw, or want to move toward it, and who want to see exactly what is in a product before it goes in the bowl. It is a bigger commitment than scooping kibble from a bag — raw food needs proper storage and handling — so it is worth reading a product's own ingredient panel before switching a dog over.
From this brand
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.

Natures Menu Natural Raw Turkey Necks
500G complementary food or treat for dogs, with composition and analysis stated clearly
£3.99

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 60/40 Beef Nuggets Frozen
Complete 1KG frozen raw nuggets with 30% beef and 30% chicken
£5.99

Natures Menu Natural Raw Beef Ribs
SGL complementary food or treat for dogs, with composition and analysis stated clearly
£3.99

Natures Menu 80/20 Complete & Balanced Rabbit & Turkey Frozen
Complete 1KG frozen raw nuggets with 50% turkey and 30% rabbit
£6.99

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

80/20 Natures Menu Beef Nuggets Frozen
Complete 1KG frozen beef nuggets with 80% beef and no grain stated
£6.99

Natures Menu Natural Raw Poultry Heart Chunks
1KG complementary food or treat for dogs, with composition and analysis stated clearly
£6.99

Natures Menu Natural Raw Beef Chunks
1KG complementary food or treat for dogs, with composition and analysis stated clearly
£7.99
Common questions
- Is Nature's Menu a raw or cooked dog food?
- The core range is raw, sold frozen, alongside freeze-dried versions of similar recipes for owners who want the same short ingredient list without needing freezer space. Check the product listing for each item, since format varies across the range.
- Does Nature's Menu use fillers like cereals?
- The raw and freeze-dried lines are built around named meats rather than cereal-led recipes, which is a large part of the brand's appeal. Always check the specific product's ingredient list, since formats and recipes vary across the range.
- Can I feed Nature's Menu alongside a dry food?
- Many owners do mix raw and dry feeding, though it is worth introducing any new format gradually rather than switching overnight, and keeping portions balanced against your dog's normal calorie needs. If your dog has any health condition, check with your vet before changing their diet.
- Is raw food suitable for puppies?
- Some Nature's Menu products are formulated for puppies specifically, and it is worth choosing a recipe labelled for their life stage rather than an adult formula. Speak to your vet if you are considering raw feeding for a young or growing dog for the first time.
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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.
