Feeding raw usually means juggling several cuts to build a balanced mix, and a single-ingredient mince like this exists for the owners who'd rather assemble that mix themselves than buy it pre-blended.

It's 100% tripe with no additives, sold frozen. Nature's Menu position it as part of their Home Prepare range, meant to be combined with other cuts from the same range to build a meal suited to an individual dog, rather than fed as a complete diet on its own.

• 100% tripe — a single-ingredient raw mince
• No additives
• Sold frozen in a 400G pack
• Part of a range meant to be mixed with other cuts, not fed alone
• Analysis (per the manufacturer): 13% protein, 12% fat, 1% ash, 0.5% fibre, 72% moisture

On a label mismatch. The pack's own printed analysis reads 13% protein, 14% fat, 1% ash, 0.5% fibre and 71% moisture — a point or two off the manufacturer's separately published figures above on fat and moisture. Both numbers come from Nature's Menu; we haven't been able to reconcile which is current, and a mince this plain won't tell you by looking at it.

Who it's for: raw feeders who want a single-protein tripe mince to build into a wider mix, rather than a complete raw meal on its own.