Boneless Goat Chunks
Free-Range. Australian-Sourced. Whole Cut.
The same free-range, hormone and antibiotic free goat as our ground blend, left in whole boneless chunks instead.
Sourced from Australia, these chunks come from free-range goats and can vary somewhat in fat content from batch to batch, but are still very lean in general. Feeding whole chunks rather than ground gives your pet something to work through at mealtime, which can help slow down fast eaters. Goat is still a novel protein for most dogs and cats in the U.S., making it a solid option for rotation feeding or an elimination diet. It pairs well with our supplemental raw food base mixes and works raw or lightly cooked for pets on a homemade diet.
Nutritional Profile
Boneless Goat Chunks
Approximate values per 100g (3.5 oz). Source: USDA FoodData Central, Game meat, goat, raw
* Nutritional values are sourced from USDA FoodData Central (Game meat, goat, raw, FDC ID 175303) as the closest available match. Actual values may vary based on the specific lean-to-fat ratio of this product, which can range with free-range animals.
Raw Feeding Fact
Goat muscle carries less intramuscular fat than beef or lamb, which means the fibers sit tighter together and the connective tissue takes more effort to work through. That's part of why whole chunks make sense here: the added resistance mimics the tearing and gnawing your pet would do with a natural, prey-sized piece of meat, which can help support jaw strength and slow down mealtime.