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MyPetCarnivore.com is committed to supplying the food that dogs, cats, ferrets & other carnivores were designed to eat: a raw meat, bone & organ diet.

Our products use only select, healthy animals.

11/02/2026

🦃🦆🐓 Three Birds. One Delicious Bundle!

November is here, and we've got a Thanksgiving-inspired feast just for your carnivore! 🍂

Introducing our November Bundle of the Month: The Turducken Bundle! 🎉

Inspired by the classic holiday favorite, this bundle brings together three poultry proteins in hearty, coarse grinds!

🐓 Chicken – A familiar favorite!

🦃 Whole Turkey – Perfect for the season!

🦆 Duck – A delicious addition to the rotation!

🥩 30 pounds of raw goodness!

🚚 FREE SHIPPING INCLUDED!

Whether you're stocking the freezer or treating your carnivore to a little Thanksgiving-inspired variety, this bundle is ready to bring some festive flair to the bowl!

🍁 Three birds. 30 pounds. One happy carnivore!

🛒 Shop the November Bundle of the Month at My Pet Carnivore!

10/28/2026

🦌 IT'S BACK! Whole Ground Venison Has Returned! 🎉

Your carnivore's menu just got a little more exciting!

Our Coarse Ground Whole Venison – 2 LB is BACK IN STOCK and ready to fill those bowls!

🥩 Meat, Bone & Organs – Nose-to-tail nutrition in one convenient grind!

🦌 Novel Protein – A less-common protein option to bring variety to your carnivore's rotation.

🐾 Hearty Coarse Texture – Perfect for carnivores who enjoy a little more texture in their meals!

🌿 Naturally Lean – A great choice for pets who need to watch their fat intake.

Made with farm-raised, CWD-tested venison, including muscle meat, heart, liver, kidney, spleen, pancreas, and bone.

Nothing added. Nothing taken away. Just venison!

🛒 Back in stock now at My Pet Carnivore!

10/25/2026

🍂 Fall Is the Season of the Lung! 🦬🐾

Did you know that in Traditional Chinese Veterinary Medicine (TCVM), autumn is associated with the Lung and the Metal element?

What a fitting time to introduce our NEW Ground Bison Lung – 28 OZ!

This single-ingredient meat is a wonderful addition to your carnivore's rotation!

🐾 Novel Protein – A less-common protein option for adding variety to the bowl!

🐾 Nose-to-Tail Nutrition – Lung is anatomically an organ but counts as muscle meat in raw feeding.

🐾 Easy to Feed – Soft, ground, and perfect for incorporating into DIY meals!

TCVM encourages us to consider the changing seasons when nourishing our pets. So feeding lung is a fun way to embrace seasonal feeding traditions and add nutritional variety!

🍁 Just pure, raw bison lung. Nothing added, nothing taken away!

🛒 Shop our newest addition at My Pet Carnivore!

10/12/2026

A little lamb. A satisfying crunch. 🐑🦴

Whole Lamb Tails bring single-protein variety to your carnivore’s chewing menu! If your pet hasn’t eaten lamb before, it can be a novel option to explore.

🐾 Chew-worthy for smaller carnivores
🐾 A quicker crunchy snack for larger carnivores
🐾 A possible introduction to edible bones for young chewers, when appropriately sized

Larger pets may be able to swallow these small tails whole, so consider your pet’s chewing style carefully—especially if they’re a gulper.

These are excellent for homemade raw meals! Feed raw and always supervise!

Explore Whole Lamb Tails: https://www.mypetcarnivore.com/products/whole-lamb-tails-5-lb

10/11/2026

They’re there for the hard days. 💚🐾

The days when we’re stressed, overwhelmed, lonely, or just need a reason to get outside and breathe.

Our animals give us so much. They make us laugh, give us routine and purpose, encourage us to move, and somehow always seem to know when we need them most.

But the human-animal bond goes both ways.

Our pets are deeply connected to us—and just as they can help carry our stress, they can feel it too.

This World Mental Health Day, let’s give a little of that care back to the animals who give us so much of theirs.

Take the longer walk. Let them stop and sniff. Play their favorite game. Give them something satisfying to chew. Sit together in the sunshine. And learn the little signals that tell you when they might need some extra support, too.

Because they take care of us. Let’s make sure we’re taking care of them, too. 💚

🐾 Read more about pets, mental health, and the incredible human-animal bond on the MPC blog.

10/05/2026

🦆🦴 **CRUNCH!**

Raw Duck Feet are one of those wonderfully simple foods that can do more than one job in your carnivore’s bowl.

🦴 They’re a fully edible raw meaty bone
🦷 Chewing provides enrichment while helping mechanically clean the teeth
💪 They put those jaws to work
🥣 They can count toward the edible bone portion of a properly balanced raw diet
🦆 And they’re ONE ingredient: duck!

Add them to a DIY meal, work them into your edible bone rotation, or offer one when your carnivore could use something satisfying to crunch.

Just remember: Duck Feet aren’t simply treats—they count as bone! Keep that in mind when balancing the rest of the diet.

Simple food. Natural enrichment. Satisfying CRUNCH. 🐾

👉 Stock up on Raw Duck Feet at MyPetCarnivore.com

10/02/2026

🎃 October’s Bundle of the Month: **The Carnivore’s Cauldron!** 🧙‍♀️🐾

We’ve stirred together about 20 pounds of raw variety for pets ready to venture beyond the usual grinds.

What’s lurking inside the cauldron? 👀

🦴 Edible bones
🪶 Fur & feather items
🫀 Nutrient-rich organs
🥩 Chunky muscle meats
🎃 And a few more wild surprises…

We’re keeping the full ingredient list under wraps here—you’ll have to peek inside the cauldron to see everything we’ve conjured up. 😉

And perhaps the best treat of all?

📦 FREE SHIPPING is included!

No tricks. Just real, raw food for carnivores. 👻

The Carnivore’s Cauldron is available throughout October while supplies last!

09/24/2026

Did you know there’s more than one way to run an elimination diet? 🐾

If you’re trying to get to the bottom of a stubborn food sensitivity, there are two approaches you might consider:

Traditional Elimination Diet
🥩 Choose 1 novel protein
🥩 Feed it consistently while monitoring symptoms
🥩 Once symptoms have improved, introduce additional proteins one at a time

Rotation + Elimination Diet
🔄 Choose 3–4 novel proteins
🔄 Feed a different protein each day, repeating the rotation every 3–4 days
🔄 Keep a food + symptom journal to help spot patterns
🔄 Once symptoms have improved, begin introducing additional proteins

Both approaches have the same goal: simplify the diet, remove familiar proteins, and learn which foods work best for *your individual dog.*

The biggest difference?

One prioritizes simplicity. The other maintains more variety.

A traditional approach gives you fewer variables to track, while a rotation approach may be a good fit for dogs who get bored eating the same thing—or pet parents who prefer feeding a variety of proteins.

Whichever route you choose, remember that everything counts during an elimination diet: meals, treats, chews, toppers, table scraps, and animal-derived ingredients in supplements.

And all of your starting proteins should be novel proteins your dog hasn’t previously eaten.

The goal isn’t necessarily to find one protein your dog can eat forever. It’s to learn which foods help your dog thrive. 🐕

Want to learn more about the pros and cons of each approach? Check out our newest blog post: **Traditional vs. Rotation Elimination Diets.**

09/14/2026

🐾 What if behavior starts in the bowl?

When a dog struggles with reactivity, focus, settling, or other behaviors, our first thought is usually:

Training.

And training absolutely matters.

But behavior doesn't happen separately from the body.

🧠 The brain needs amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins, minerals, and energy to function.

🥩 Food provides the raw materials the brain and nervous system have to work with.

⚡ How a dog is fueled can influence energy and focus.

🌿 Physical comfort, digestion, sleep, nutrition, exercise, enrichment, environment, and training can ALL contribute to how much capacity a dog has when faced with something stressful.

I learned this firsthand with Wellingtin.

He was extremely leash reactive to other dogs. We did private lessons. We trained. We practiced.

Then I switched him to raw.

Raw food didn't magically "fix" his reactivity—but suddenly our training started working better. His focus improved. His reactions softened. And eventually, the dog who once lost his mind at the end of the leash could sniff other dogs, relax around them, and even go for walks with them.

The training mattered, but changing his diet changed the foundation we were training on.

Raw food isn't obedience school in a bowl. Behavior is complicated, and food isn't the answer to every behavioral problem.

But if we're asking a dog's brain to learn, focus, regulate, and recover from stress, shouldn't we consider how we're fueling it, too?

🥩 Feed the body.
🧠 Support the brain.
🐕 Teach the skills.

Read our newest blog: Behavior Starts in the Bowl: How Nutrition May Affect Your Dog's Behavior.

09/11/2026

🪶 NEW: Whole Ground Quail!

And when we say WHOLE…we mean it. 👀

Meat? Yep.
Bones? Yep.
Organs? Yep.
Feathers? Also yep. 😂

Our new Whole Ground Quail is made from the entire bird—nothing removed, nothing added. Just whole quail, ground and ready for your carnivore.

Whole prey offers natural variety from a single animal in the proportions nature provided—without requiring your dog, cat or ferret to figure out what to do with an intact bird.

🐾 Great for adding whole-prey variety
🪶 Easy-to-portion ground format
🥩 Single ingredient: whole quail
🐕🐈 Perfect for adventurous carnivores

And if you spot some feathers in the grind?

That’s not a mistake. That’s the point. 😉

Now available at My Pet Carnivore!

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