Original Blend Kangaroo

Kangaroo Meat

Buttock and loin kangaroo meat.
Australia does not currently farm organic kangaroo, therefore, our kangaroo products are unable to be certified by Australian Certified Organic (ACO).

Liver

Excellent source of vitamin A which promotes healthy skin, teeth and eyes, as well as good source of iron, zinc, copper, B vitamins, vitamin C & D.

Kidney

High in protein and contains many B vitamins, such a riboflavin and niacin, as well as iron and zinc.

Heart

Very high in iron and a good source of selenium, zinc, phosphorus, niacin and riboflavin.

Green Tripe

Many essential nutrients, fatty acids, enzymes and beneficial bacterial working like a probiotic to keep the gut healthy, green tripe has enormous health benefits for your pet.

Ground Bone

Highly digestible source of calcium vital for strong teeth, bones and structure of joints.

Cod Liver Oil

Large amounts of omega 3 fatty acids and more vitamin A & D per unit weight than any other common food, in addition to concentrated sources of nutrients EPA and DHA.

The Cod Liver Oil we use in our recipes is wild arctic cod sourced from Iceland. It complies with human pharmaceutical material specifications - the British, European and United States and Pharmacopoeia’s.

Mercury levels are monitored by regular surveillance and to date found as not detected or at the minimal laboratory testing level of a maximum 0.005mg/kg - which can also be expressed as maximum 0.005 parts per million.

Kelp

Rich in vitamin A,B,C,D, E and K and contains vital minerals including iodine, magnesium, potassium, calcium, iron, zinc, selenium and phosphorus.

Nutrients / Quantity Per 100g

Energy / 615 KJ / 100 g

Protein / 18.48 g

Fat, Total / 12.22 g

- Saturated / 3.49 g

- Omega 6 / 1.82 g

- Omega 3 / 0.45 g

Carbohydrate / 1.38 g

Moisture / 72.27 g

Sodium / 63.8 mg

Puppies up to the age of 6 months require to be fed the recommended amount twice daily. Cats should be fed twice daily throughout their life.

1-5kg: 100gm - 200gm

5-10kg: 200gm - 300gm

10-20kg: 300gm - 400gm

20-30kg: 400gm - 500gm

30-40kg: 500gm - 600gm

Size:

Each 2.2 kg box contains 8 × 275 g vacuum-sealed portions.

Storage:

Keep frozen until ready to feed. Thaw overnight in the refrigerator. Serve raw — do not cook.

The recipe contains finely ground bone essential for calcium and overall nutritional balance.

Delivery:

Due to the temperature-sensitive nature of Organic Paws raw meals, please select your preferred delivery date and time slot before checkout to ensure your order arrives fresh and properly handled.

Available delivery time slots:

• 10am – 1pm
• 3pm – 6pm
• 7pm – 10pm

All frozen products are delivered in insulated cooler bags. Please ensure someone is available to receive the delivery upon arrival to maintain optimal freshness and product quality.

For any delivery-related issues or urgent assistance, please contact us as soon as possible.

Dogs and cats are carnivores. Raw feeding provides a biologically appropriate diet that closely mirrors what dogs and cats are naturally designed to eat. By feeding fresh, minimally processed ingredients, your dog or cat receives nutrients in their most natural and bioavailable form.

Key Benefits of Raw Feeding:

Improved Digestion & Gut Health
Raw diets are easier for dogs and cats to digest, helping support a balanced gut microbiome, better nutrient absorption, and firmer stools.

Healthier Skin & Shinier Coat
Rich in natural omega fatty acids and essential nutrients, raw feeding supports skin health while promoting a soft, glossy coat.

Stronger Immunity
Fresh, whole ingredients help strengthen your pet’s immune system, supporting overall resilience and long-term health.

Increased Energy & Vitality
A nutrient-dense raw diet fuels your dog or cat with sustained energy, helping them stay active, alert, and thriving.

Better Dental Health
Natural chewing and raw textures can help reduce plaque build-up and support healthier teeth and gums.

A More Natural Way to Feed

Unlike heavily processed kibble, raw feeding avoids unnecessary fillers, artificial additives, and low-quality ingredients. Instead, it focuses on clean, species-appropriate nutrition using high-quality meats, organs, and bone.

Will my pet get diarrhea when transitioning to an Organic Paws diet?

It is unlikely your pet will experience softer stools when transitioning to an Organic Paws diet, some pets may actually experience slightly firmer stools to what has previously been considered normal for a day or two, especially if they have previously been on a highly processed diet.  Some pets may also experience a slight shedding. In effect, when switching your pet to an organic raw food diet his/her body will begin to detox all the toxic buildup from the previous heavily processed diet. Any minor transition concerns that may occur will be quickly forgotten when you notice your pets health suddenly thriving.

Is Raw Feeding Safe?

Yes—when done correctly.

The key is to choose complete and balanced raw meals from trusted sources. In Singapore, where sourcing and storage conditions matter, quality is everything.

This is why many pet parents opt for professionally formulated raw brands like Organic Paws, which take the guesswork out of raw feeding.

Why Pet Owners Are Switching to Raw Feeding?

• Smaller, firmer stools and improved digestion
• Healthier skin and a naturally shinier coat
• Increased energy and vitality
• Highly palatable — ideal for picky eaters
• Minimally processed, nutrient-dense meals

How long will Organic Paws meals last in the refrigerator once defrosted?

Once defrosted our portions will last approx. 3-4 days stored in the fridge, there may be some minor discolouration due to air exposure and no preservatives, however it will still be perfectly fine to feed your pet during this time.

Cats generally prefer their food very fresh so we recommend feeding them defrosting meals within 1-2 days. 

Do I need to add vegetables to Organic Paws meals?

Dogs have a very short intestinal tract and they cannot efficiently process vegetable fibre, this is often shown in the stools of dogs that have recently eaten vegetables showing the vegetables appearing in the stool looking very similar to as when they were first eaten.

In the wild, a dog would consume very little plant matter in the diet, this natural source of plant/vegetable/fruit fibre would be consumed through the process of eating the intestines and stomach of their prey which has already been partially digested by the animal and in turn easily digested by a dog.

The stomach lining of these “ruminating” animals is also called “green tripe” which is an ingredient in all Organic Paws recipes.  This source of plant fibre or “green tripe,” is a far more biologically appropriate way for your dog to receive vegetable nutrition and fibre.

Our Powerhouse Goat & Lamb w’ Leafy Greens is our only recipe where we offer vegetables in the form of a variety of fresh seasonal leafy greens. These greens are highly pureed down to break the cellular wall prior to being added to the recipe, to help our pets absorb the highest level of nutritional value possible.

Is Organic Paws BARF?

Yes — Organic Paws follows a BARF-style (Biologically Appropriate Raw Food) approach to raw feeding.

Want to learn more about BARF feeding and how it compares to PMR diets?
→ Read our guide to BARF feeding here

Why is protein rotation beneficial for dogs?

Rotating between different proteins can help provide a wider variety of naturally occurring nutrients, amino acids and fats over time.

Different proteins offer different nutritional benefits — for example:

• Beef is naturally rich in iron and zinc
• Oily fish provides omega-3 fatty acids
• Lamb is nutrient-dense and highly palatable
• Kangaroo is naturally lean
• Turkey and chicken provide easily digestible protein

Many pet owners rotate proteins as part of a balanced fresh feeding approach to help support dietary variety, enrichment and overall wellbeing.

Organic Paws offers a range of single-protein and functional recipes, making rotational feeding simple and convenient.

For pets with sensitivities or sensitive digestion, slower transitions and gradual rotation may be preferred.

→ Read our guide on protein rotation