Our product comes in two FORMATS and three different WEIGHT variations while every case of food is 30lbs.
all formulas with “organic produce” are complete and balanced for all life stages.

CHUBS

Think of a “chub” as a hunk of meat – those round tubes you see in the grocery store. Our above formulas come in that format, in two sizes – 2# and 5#. Which one you choose would depend on the size or quantity of animals you are feeding. Defrosting a large five-pound chub for a small dog that will only eat 4oz/day would be impractical for most people (not to mention the food would spoil before the dog could finish it) but the same chub would work well for an owner of a large German Shepherd that is eating a pound of food per feeding. Getting deeper, a two-pound chub might be even more convenient for that German Shepherd owner, since there would be no weighing involved, they’d simply cut the defrosted chub in half and have two equal meals without the guesswork.

PATTIES

In the shape of a “hamburger patty”. Our formulas are pre-weighed then cut into 8oz patties and individually wrapped. This presents a ton of flexibility from being able to segregate the raw meat in your fridge since each patty comes in its own sealed vessel to being able to take as little as 1 patty on the road with you in a cooler. For small- medium size dogs , this is perfect. For example, a 20lb dog that eats 4oz / feeding, would just eat one patty per day. (ex: half a patty in the am, half in the pm)

2LB, 5LB, 10LB

Now that you understand our formats, it is time to consider the weights of each inside our 30lb cases:
2lb Chubs – Each chub weighs two pounds for a total of FIFTEEN chubs per case.
5lb Chubs – Each cubs weighs five pounds for a total of SIX chubs per case.
10lb Patties – There are THREE, 10lb bags of patties in a case. Each bag contains TWENTY individually wrapped, 8oz patties for a total of 60 patties/case.

Ultimately, the decision comes down to convenience vs cost. Since every case of food we sell is always going to be 30lbs, you will need to decide how much you want to pay for that same 30lbs of food by considering three things: time, cost effectiveness and application.