Frozen fruit and vegetable mix for raw feeding
This is a specific product for raw feeders rather than a whole range: a frozen nugget mix of fruit and vegetables, meant to be added to a raw meal rather than fed on its own. It solves one small, practical problem — chopping veg for a raw diet — rather than being a food in its own right.
What it is and how it's used
Natures Menu's Ready to Mix Raw Fruit & Vegetables Nuggets are pre-portioned, frozen, and designed to be mixed into a meat-based raw meal rather than served as a standalone dish. The idea is straightforward: veg is a normal part of many home-prepared raw diets, and this saves the chopping and portioning that usually goes with it.
It's a complementary addition, not a complete food by itself, so it's meant to sit alongside meat, offal and bone in a properly balanced raw feeding routine rather than replace any of it.
Who this suits
This is aimed squarely at owners already feeding a raw diet who want the vegetable portion made simpler, rather than owners just starting out with raw feeding. If you're new to raw feeding, it's worth researching a properly balanced approach, or getting advice from your vet, before adding extras like this one.
For anyone feeding a complete, pre-mixed raw or dry food instead, there's no need to add this at all — it's specifically for the DIY side of raw feeding, not a general dog food.
In this section
Everything below is in stock with us, priced with delivery worked out, and packed and posted by hand in the UK.
Nutriment Adult Dog Light Support Frozen
Complementary light-support raw dog food with tripe, turkey and fish
£3.59
Nutriment Adult Dog Raw Rabbit & Turkey Formula Frozen
Complete raw rabbit and turkey dog food in a frozen 500G pack
£5.69
Cotswold Raw Active Mince Lamb Frozen
Cotswold Raw's complete frozen raw lamb mince, the richest in fat of their active range
From£4.95
Nutriment Adult Dog Raw Chicken Chubb Frozen
Complete raw dog food with 65% chicken in a frozen 1.4KG chubb
£6.29
Nutriment Adult Dog Raw Chicken & Lamb Formula Frozen
Complete chicken and lamb raw dog food in a frozen 500G pack
£3.49
Cotswold Raw Puppy Mince Chicken Frozen
Cotswold Raw's complete frozen raw mince for puppies, with a puppy-specific mineral ratio
From£4.25
Cotswold Raw Active Mince Beef Frozen
Cotswold Raw's complete frozen raw beef mince, the highest-protein recipe in their active range
From£4.59
Cotswold Raw Active Mince Turkey Frozen
Cotswold Raw's complete frozen raw turkey mince, a rotation option to chicken and beef
From£4.35
Frozzys Frozen Yogurt Banana & Honey
A frozen yoghurt treat for dogs, banana and honey flavoured with a lactase enzyme added
£2.09
Natures Menu 60/40 Beef Nuggets Frozen
Complete 1KG frozen raw nuggets with 30% beef and 30% chicken
£5.99
Bakers Superfoods Chicken with Vegetables Dry Dog Food
Bakers Chicken with Vegetables dry dog food, 14kg, complete nutrition for adult dogs
£39.15
Bakers Puppy Superfoods Chicken with Vegetables
Bakers Puppy Chicken & Vegetables dry dog food, 12.5kg, complete food for puppies from 6 weeks to 24 months
£39.15
Common questions
- Can I feed this on its own as a meal?
- No, it's a complementary addition meant to be mixed into a meat-based raw meal, not a complete food by itself. Fed alone it wouldn't provide the balanced nutrition a dog needs from a full meal.
- Do I need to defrost it before serving?
- Follow the thawing guidance on the pack rather than guessing, since raw ingredients should generally be thawed safely in the fridge rather than at room temperature, the same as with any raw meat you'd handle for your dog.
- Is raw feeding suitable for every dog?
- Not necessarily — some dogs, and some households, are better suited to raw feeding than others, and it's worth discussing with your vet if your dog has a health condition, is very young, or you're new to the approach. A vegetable mix like this doesn't change that underlying question.
- How should this be stored once opened?
- Keep it frozen until you're ready to use it, and once a pack is opened, use it within the timeframe stated on the packaging rather than refreezing and thawing repeatedly, which affects quality the same way it would with any frozen food.
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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.