Raw Pet Food Express Rabbit + Chicken Mince

Raw complementary

We couldn't parse the ingredient list from the label, so it isn't scored. What we have from the label is below.

Is Raw Pet Food Express Rabbit + Chicken Mince a good dog food?

This is a complementary food, not a complete diet, so it is not scored on our 1-100 scale. The ingredient breakdown below shows what is in it; a complementary food should be fed alongside, not instead of, a complete diet.

How we score

Why you might choose it

The data we hold shows no standout strengths for this product.

Why you might not

A complementary food, not a complete diet: feed alongside a complete food.
Meat makes up an estimated 0% of the dry matter; carbohydrates dominate.
No analytical breakdown is published.

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Estimated composition

No composition data recorded.

Typical analysis (as fed)

No analysis recorded yet.

Additives & feeding info

No additives recorded yet.

Storage

Comes frozen, place in your freezer ASAP. Defrost before feeding and keep refrigerated. Only defrost enough for two days at a time. Wash hands and surfaces thoroughly with antibacterial soap once food has been served. Block size is roughly 30x30mm, cut by hand.

Who is this food for?

We don't have a parsed ingredient list for this product, so suitability flags are unknown rather than clear.

These points are derived from declared ingredients and analysis, not a substitute for veterinary advice. If your dog has a diagnosed condition, food choice is a medical nutrition decision: speak to your vet. Use the homepage filter to find foods that fit your dog.

Ingredients (0)

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Brand

Website: https://www.rawpetfoodexpress.co.nz/
Email: [email protected]
Phone: 021 79 6699
Contact page: www.rawpetfoodexpress.co.nz

Trust and provenance

Recall history: No recalls recorded in our database
Label data last checked: 2026-09-19
Product page: www.rawpetfoodexpress.co.nz

Recall history is presentation-only and never affects the score. Dates are when we recorded the data, not when the manufacturer last changed the recipe.

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