Raw Wild Dog Food for French Bulldogs
Raw Wild French Bulldog food, reviewed: who makes it, what is in it, and what it costs to feed a 25 lb Frenchie.
- Raw Frozen
- Complete and Balanced
- Prey Model Raw
- Family Owned
- Made in USA
- Since 2015
- No Red-Flag Ingredients
Raw Wild is family-owned; the owners are not named. Raw Wild Premium Raw Dog Food (elk and deer) is complete and balanced, with elk and deer listed first. For a 25 lb Frenchie it costs about $14.31 a day.
- Raw Wild was founded in 2015. It is based in Park City, Utah.
- Raw Wild is family-owned; the owners are not named.
- Raw Wild food is made in USA.
- Raw Wild Premium Raw Dog Food (elk and deer) carries an AAFCO complete and balanced statement that covers puppies.
- Its first three ingredients are elk, deer and wild caught alaskan pollock fish oil. The label lists none of our eight red-flag ingredients.
- Feeding a 25 lb adult French Bulldog costs about $14.31 a day, or about $434.92 a month.
Family-owned
Raw Wild describes itself as family owned and operated and says its food is small batch and hand-packed by the company. It does not name its owners or a parent company. rawwild.com
family-owned
Raw Wild French Bulldog Feeding and Cost Calculator
Calories from the AAHA formula (70 × body weight in kg to the 0.75 power, times your life-stage factor). Amount from this recipe’s published calories (727 kcal per pound (brand site)). Price: $180.36 for 12 x 1 lb packages (brand site, November 2026). Start with the bag’s feeding chart and adjust every 2 to 3 weeks by body condition.
Raw Wild French Bulldog Food: What Is in It?
Raw Wild Premium Raw Dog Food (elk and deer)
- Elk
- Deer
- Wild caught Alaskan pollock fish oil
- Potassium
- Choline
Full ingredient list (source: brand site)
- No chicken on the label
- None of our eight red-flag ingredients
- No rendered meals
- No peas, lentils or chickpeas
- No corn, wheat or soy
- Marine omega-3 source listed
- Joint-support ingredient listed
- A named meat is the first ingredient
- Label covers puppies (growth or all life stages)
- None of our eight red-flag ingredients found.
Raw Wild French Bulldog Food Label Facts
- AAFCO statement
- formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for all life stages including the growth stage of large dogs (70 lbs or more as adults)
- Life stage
- All life stages, including growth of large-size dogs
- Calories
- 727 kcal per pound (brand site)
- Price
- $180.36 for 12 x 1 lb packages (brand site, read November 2026)
- Made
- Made in America
Is Raw Wild Good for French Bulldogs?
- A chicken-free food (chicken is a common trigger for itchy dogs)
- Marine omega-3s for skin, coat and joints
- Joint-support ingredients for backs and joints
- A recipe labeled for growing puppies
- Nothing on the label flagged for common Frenchie needs.
Matched from the label against our Food Finder checklist. Every Frenchie is different: itching, gas, loose stool or weight changes are worth a vet visit, and food changes should be gradual over 7 to 10 days.
Where Raw Wild French Bulldog Food Is Made and Sourced
Where It Is Made
Raw Wild sells its food in one-pound packages and describes itself as small-batch. It says it rejects high pressure processing (HPP). It does not name its processing facility. rawwild.com
Ingredient Sourcing
Raw Wild lists its food as 99.4% wild elk and deer plus a 0.6% premix. It states its ingredients are 99.987% from the USA and 0.013% from Switzerland. rawwild.com
“99.987% USA ingredients, 0.013% from Switzerland.”Raw Wild rawwild.com
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Raw Wild French Bulldog Food: Common Questions
Who owns Raw Wild?
Raw Wild describes itself as family owned and operated and says its food is small batch and hand-packed by the company. It does not name its owners or a parent company.
Where is Raw Wild made?
Raw Wild sells its food in one-pound packages and describes itself as small-batch. It says it rejects high pressure processing (HPP). It does not name its processing facility.
Is Raw Wild good for French Bulldogs?
It depends on your dog. Raw Wild Premium Raw Dog Food (elk and deer) is complete and balanced for all life stages, including growth of large-size dogs. Its label lists none of our eight red-flag ingredients. It is chicken-free. Talk to your vet about allergies, weight or health conditions before switching.
How much Raw Wild should I feed a 25 lb French Bulldog?
About 15.2 oz of Raw Wild Premium Raw Dog Food (elk and deer) a day for a 25 lb spayed or neutered adult, based on about 692 calories a day and the label’s 727 kcal per pound (brand site). Start with the bag’s chart and adjust by body condition every 2 to 3 weeks.
How much does Raw Wild cost per day for a French Bulldog?
About $14.31 a day, or $434.92 a month, for a 25 lb adult. That uses $180.36 for 12 x 1 lb packages from brand site, read November 2026.
Does Raw Wild Premium Raw Dog Food (elk and deer) contain chicken?
No. We found no chicken, chicken fat, chicken meal, poultry or hen on the ingredient list.
How long has Raw Wild been in business?
Raw Wild was founded in 2015.
Sources
- prweb.com: prweb13253044.htm
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- rawwild.com
- rawwild.com: ingredients
- rawwild.com: raw wild one time trial 12lbs
- rawwild.com: all
- dogfoodadvisor.com: raw wild raw frozen
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