Raw feeding usually means buying meat and something to go with it separately, and the 'something' is often the part that gets skipped because it looks like the less important half.

Oats lead this mixer at 39%, followed by peas and potato at 16% each and turkey at 14.5%, with flaxseed and fish oil each at 1%. It also contains a small blend of kelp, pumpkin, chicory root and rosemary (0.4% combined) and dried broccoli (0.2%), and it's designed to be combined with raw meat rather than fed alone.

• Oats 39%, peas 16%, potato 16%, turkey 14.5%
• Protein 14%, oils and fats 12.7%, crude ash 2.8%, fibre 3.1%
• Includes flaxseed and fish oil (1% each)
• Contains kelp, pumpkin, chicory root and rosemary (0.4% combined) and dried broccoli (0.2%)
• Designed to complement a raw meat-based diet, not to be fed alone
• 2KG bag

On feeding it alone. This is a mixer, not a complete food — it's positioned as a complement to raw meat, so there's no feeding table here for using it as a dog's whole diet, and no analysis for how it performs without the meat it's designed to sit alongside.

Who it's for: owners already feeding a raw meat diet who want a biscuit mixer to go with it, rather than a complete dry food on its own.