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Description

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Real food is raw – minimally-processed, never cooked, all natural nutrition. We believe in feeding raw because we know the good it can do. It’s feeding the way nature intended so your dog is able to absorb and digest all the goodness from whole-food ingredients for: lean, strong muscles, strong bones, healthy skin, coat, teeth and gums, as well as immune and digestive health. Unlock your dog’s potential to thrive with Instinct Raw Frozen Bites Grain-Free Cage-Free Chicken Recipe.

Real Food is Raw - minimally processed, never cooked, pure, real nutrition
Protein-packed with cage-free chicken - 95% chicken, organs, bone and turkey, 5% non-GMO vegetables, fruits & wholesome ingredients, 0% grain
All natural, nothing artificial - nutrients from natural vs synthetic vitamins & minerals; and never artificial flavors, colors or preservatives
Raw, whole-food ingredients are frozen at their peak to preserve their nutritional integrity and cold-pressured for safe raw food
Benefits you can see: lean muscles, healthy teeth & gums, skin, coat, digestive & immune health, clear eyes, overall energy levels

FAQs

Please read our FAQs page to find out more about PetMax.

What is Instinct Frozen Raw Chicken Bites?
It's a frozen raw dog food in bite-size pieces — easier to portion than larger raw blocks. Made with cage-free chicken plus vegetables and superfoods.
Why raw?
Raw diets preserve nutrients that cooking destroys, often produce smaller stools, and many dogs do better on raw than processed kibble. Some dogs see coat, energy, and dental benefits.
How do I handle raw food safely?
Treat it like raw meat for humans — wash hands and surfaces after handling, keep frozen until thawing, don't leave thawed food at room temperature for more than an hour.
Switching from kibble?
Transition gradually over 7–10 days, mixing increasing amounts of raw into kibble. Sudden switches can cause GI upset. Some owners feed kibble and raw at separate meals during transition.