Bugsy’s Freeze-Dried Raw Wild Boar (Dog Food)
Bugsy’s Freeze-Dried Raw Wild Boar (Dog Food)
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🐗 Freeze-Dried Raw Dog Food · Complete & Balanced Meal
90% wild boar meat & liver · 60% crude protein · 365 kcal/100g · Formulated for all life stages · Grain-free · Made in Australia
Available in 130g · 425g · 1.1kg
Bugsy's Freeze-Dried Wild Boar is a complete and balanced raw meal built on Australian wild boar, with 81% wild boar meat and 9% wild boar liver. Pumpkin, apple and broccoli are blended in, along with camelina oil, DHA seaweed extract, taurine and a full vitamin and mineral premix. Bugsy's formulates it as an everyday main meal for dogs at every life stage, not just as a topper.
Gentle freeze-drying removes the moisture but keeps the recipe raw, so you get the nutrition of a raw diet without the freezer space, thawing or mess. For Singapore homes, that means raw feeding that stores in the pantry, travels easily and is ready after a quick rehydration with warm water. Wild boar is also a useful rotation protein for dogs who have only eaten chicken or beef.
💡 Good to know
Wild boar and domestic pig are the same species. If your dog has a known reaction to pork, wild boar is unlikely to count as a "new" protein. Speak to your vet before switching.
⚠️ Before you feed
- This is a raw product. Wash hands, bowls and surfaces after handling, as you would with any raw meat.
- Introduce gradually over 7–10 days by mixing increasing amounts into your dog's current food, especially if they haven't eaten raw before.
- Always provide fresh drinking water.
- Dogs on a vet-prescribed diet, or with a diagnosed medical condition, should change food only on veterinary advice.
Ingredients & Nutritional Analysis
Ingredients: Wild Boar Meat 81%, Wild Boar Liver 9%, Pumpkin, Apple, Broccoli, Apple Fibre, Calcium Carbonate, Camelina Oil, Salt, Sunflower Lecithin, Vitamins and Minerals, Dicalcium Phosphate, Taurine, DHA Seaweed Extract, Reishi Mushroom Extract, Natural Antioxidant.
| Guaranteed Analysis | Value |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 60% |
| Crude Fat | 12% |
| Ash | 5% |
| Crude Fibre | 3% |
| Moisture | 5% |
| Calcium | 1.40% |
| Phosphorous | 0.99% |
| Ca:P Ratio | 1.42:1 |
| Omega 6 (LA) | 1.50% |
| Omega 3 (ALA) | 0.71% |
| EPA & DHA | 0.09% |
| Metabolisable Energy | 365 kcal/100g |
What each ingredient group contributes
- Wild boar meat & liver (90%): the single animal protein in the recipe. Liver adds naturally occurring vitamin A, B vitamins, iron and copper.
- Pumpkin, apple, broccoli & apple fibre: plant fibre and variety, without grains or starchy fillers.
- Camelina oil & DHA seaweed extract: omega-3 sources. Camelina provides ALA, and the seaweed extract provides DHA.
- Calcium carbonate & dicalcium phosphate: balance calcium and phosphorus in a recipe without bone, giving a 1.42:1 Ca:P ratio.
- Taurine, vitamins & minerals: round out the formula so it can be fed as a complete daily meal.
- Reishi mushroom extract & sunflower lecithin: functional extras included in the recipe.
Feeding & Preparation
How to prepare
- Portion the dry food into your dog's bowl.
- Add warm water (not boiling) and let it soak until the pieces soften.
- Serve straight away and discard anything left uneaten after the meal.
How much to feed
Follow the feeding guide on the back of the pack, which sets daily portions by your dog's weight and age. Adjust for activity level and body condition. Fed as a topper, reduce your dog's main meal so total daily calories stay the same. Each 100g provides 365 kcal.
Storage
- Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight.
- Reseal the pouch tightly after every use. In Singapore's humidity, an open bag will absorb moisture quickly.
- Don't store rehydrated food at room temperature.
Who It's For
A good fit for:
- Dogs of all life stages. Bugsy's formulates this recipe as complete and balanced for puppies, adults and seniors.
- Owners who want to raw feed without relying on freezer space or thawing.
- Dogs that do best on a single animal protein, or rotation feeders looking for a different red meat.
- Picky eaters who respond to a rich, meat-forward meal.
- Travel, staycations and boarding, where frozen raw isn't practical.
- Grain-free feeding. The recipe contains no grains.
Check with your vet first if:
- Your dog has a known pork sensitivity (see Good to know above).
- Your dog needs a low-fat diet or is on a prescription diet.
- You live with someone immunocompromised. Speak to your vet or doctor about raw feeding and safe handling.
This recipe is formulated for dogs only and is not suitable as a complete diet for cats. Feeding a cat? Browse our freeze-dried food for cats instead.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is wild boar the same as pork?
They are the same species, though wild boar is a wild-caught, leaner animal. Most dogs tolerate it well. A dog that already reacts to pork may react to wild boar too, so don't treat it as a hypoallergenic switch without checking with your vet.
Is this a full meal or a topper?
Either. Bugsy's formulates it as complete and balanced, so it can be your dog's entire diet. Many owners also add a rehydrated portion over their dog's usual food as a raw boost. If you top, scale down the main meal to avoid overfeeding.
How is freeze-dried raw different from frozen raw?
The recipe is still raw; only the water has been removed. That makes it lightweight and pantry-stable, with no thawing or freezer space needed. You add the water back at mealtime.
Can I feed it dry, without rehydrating?
Bugsy's recommends rehydrating with warm water for meals. Rehydrating makes the food easier to eat and adds moisture to your dog's diet. A few small dry pieces as an occasional reward are fine, as long as fresh water is always available.
Which size should I choose?
The 130g pouch (about 475 kcal) is a good way to test whether your dog enjoys wild boar. The 425g (about 1,550 kcal) suits small dogs or regular topping. The 1.1kg (about 4,015 kcal) is the better pick for dogs fed this as a daily main meal.
