Tucker’s Raw Frozen Food Dog Food for French Bulldogs

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Tucker's Raw Frozen Food Dog Food for French Bulldogs

Tucker's French Bulldog food, reviewed: who makes it, what is in it, and what it costs to feed a 25 lb Frenchie.

  • Raw (frozen)
  • Freeze-Dried
  • Raw Frozen Bones
  • Complete and Balanced
  • Prey Model Raw
  • Family Owned
  • Made in USA
  • Since 2009
  • No Red-Flag Ingredients
$5.32a day for a 25 lb Frenchieprice: Premier Pet Supply
11.3 ozof food a day at 25 lbfrom label calories
2,151calories per kglabel
14%crude protein (min)label

By Brandine Strand, founder of Best French Bulldog · Updated November 2026 · Our editorial standards · No brand pays to be listed

Quick Answer

Tucker's Raw Frozen Food is family-owned; the family is not named. Beef-Pumpkin Raw Frozen Diet is complete and balanced, with beef and beef heart listed first. For a 25 lb Frenchie it costs about $5.32 a day.

Key Facts About Tucker's French Bulldog Food
  • Tucker's Raw Frozen Food was founded in 2009. It is based in Wisconsin, USA.
  • Tucker's Raw Frozen Food is family-owned; the family is not named.
  • Tucker's Raw Frozen Food food is made in USA (Wisconsin).
  • Beef-Pumpkin Raw Frozen Diet carries an AAFCO complete and balanced statement that covers puppies.
  • Its first three ingredients are beef, beef heart and beef liver. The label lists none of our eight red-flag ingredients.
  • Feeding a 25 lb adult French Bulldog costs about $5.32 a day, or about $161.69 a month.
Founded2009 mytuckers.com
HeadquartersWisconsin, USA mytuckers.com
OwnerFamily-owned (family not named) mytuckers.com
Made inUSA (Wisconsin) mytuckers.com
FormatsRaw (frozen), Freeze-Dried, Raw Frozen Bones mytuckers.com
Price checked$44.99 for 6 lb (Premier Pet Supply)
Who Owns Tucker's Raw Frozen Food

Family-owned

Tucker's describes itself as a home-spun family business that started in the summer of 2009 to make raw easy for pets and their people. Its product lines include Rad Cat by Tucker's. No outside owner or parent company is disclosed. mytuckers.com

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Feeding and Cost Calculator

Tucker's French Bulldog Feeding and Cost Calculator

692calories a day
11.3 ozof food a day
$5.32a day
$161.69a month

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 (2,151 (61 kcal/oz)). Price: $44.99 for 6 lb (Premier Pet Supply, November 2026). Start with the bag’s feeding chart and adjust every 2 to 3 weeks by body condition.

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Ingredients

Tucker's French Bulldog Food: What Is in It?

Beef-Pumpkin Raw Frozen Diet

First five ingredients
  1. Beef
  2. Beef Heart
  3. Beef Liver
  4. Pumpkin
  5. Beef Bone and Marrow
Full ingredient list (source: brand site)
Beef, Beef Heart, Beef Liver, Pumpkin, Beef Bone and Marrow, Taurine, Zinc Amino Acid Complex, Vitamin E Supplement, Calcium Carbonate, Manganese Amino Acid Complex, Copper Amino Acid Complex, Zinc Sulfate, Calcium Pantothenate, Copper Sulfate, Manganese Sulfate, Vitamin A Supplement, Vitamin D3 Supplement, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Calcium Iodate, Riboflavin Supplement
What the label shows
  • No chicken on the label
  • One animal protein
  • None of our eight red-flag ingredients
  • No rendered meals
  • No peas, lentils or chickpeas
  • No corn, wheat or soy
  • Gut-support ingredient listed
  • Organ meat listed
  • A named meat is the first ingredient
  • Label covers puppies (growth or all life stages)
Watch-outs
  • None of our eight red-flag ingredients found.
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Label and Nutrition

Tucker's 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 growth of large dogs (70 lbs or more as adults)
Life stage
All life stages, including growth of large-size dogs
Calories
2,151 (61 kcal/oz)
Price
$44.99 for 6 lb (Premier Pet Supply, read November 2026)
14%Protein (min)
11%Fat (min)
2%Fiber (max)
68%Moisture (max)
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French Bulldog Fit

Is Tucker's Good for French Bulldogs?

May suit Frenchies who need
  • A chicken-free food (chicken is a common trigger for itchy dogs)
  • A single animal protein for a simple diet
  • Gut-support ingredients for a sensitive tummy
  • A recipe labeled for growing puppies
Think twice if your Frenchie
  • 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.

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Manufacturing and Sourcing

Where Tucker's French Bulldog Food Is Made and Sourced

Where It Is Made

Tucker's says its frozen raw diets, such as Beef-Pumpkin, have undergone High Pressure Processing (HPP). The product page does not name a plant or location. mytuckers.com

Ingredient Sourcing

Tucker's says it sources all its human-grade meats from the USA. mytuckers.com

“sources all its human-grade meats responsibly and exclusively from the USA”Tucker's Raw Frozen Food mytuckers.com
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Formulas

Tucker's Product Lines

Raw Frozen DietsHPP-treated patties in 4 oz, 8 oz and 16 oz sizes
Freeze Dried Raw Diets
Raw Frozen Bones
Feed Fun!
Rad Cat by Tucker'sCat food line
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History

The Tucker's Story

  1. 2009Tucker's starts as a home-spun family business to make raw easy for pets and their people. mytuckers.com

Worth Knowing

  • Developed its 95/5 formulas with three PhD zoological nutritionists. mytuckers.com
  • Frozen raw diets are High Pressure Processed (HPP). mytuckers.com
  • Says it partners exclusively with independent pet stores (the brand site also has an online shop). mytuckers.com
  • Five-time winner of the Pet Innovation Award for Product of the Year (years not stated). mytuckers.com
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Where to Buy

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FAQ

Tucker's French Bulldog Food: Common Questions

Who owns Tucker's Raw Frozen Food?

Tucker's describes itself as a home-spun family business that started in the summer of 2009 to make raw easy for pets and their people. Its product lines include Rad Cat by Tucker's. No outside owner or parent company is disclosed.

Where is Tucker's Raw Frozen Food made?

Tucker's says its frozen raw diets, such as Beef-Pumpkin, have undergone High Pressure Processing (HPP). The product page does not name a plant or location.

Is Tucker's Raw Frozen Food good for French Bulldogs?

It depends on your dog. Beef-Pumpkin Raw Frozen Diet 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 Tucker's Raw Frozen Food should I feed a 25 lb French Bulldog?

About 11.3 oz of Beef-Pumpkin Raw Frozen Diet a day for a 25 lb spayed or neutered adult, based on about 692 calories a day and the label’s 2,151 (61 kcal/oz). Start with the bag’s chart and adjust by body condition every 2 to 3 weeks.

How much does Tucker's Raw Frozen Food cost per day for a French Bulldog?

About $5.32 a day, or $161.69 a month, for a 25 lb adult. That uses $44.99 for 6 lb from Premier Pet Supply, read November 2026.

Does Beef-Pumpkin Raw Frozen Diet contain chicken?

No. We found no chicken, chicken fat, chicken meal, poultry or hen on the ingredient list.

How long has Tucker's Raw Frozen Food been in business?

Tucker's Raw Frozen Food was founded in 2009.

Sources

  1. mytuckers.com
  2. mytuckers.com: our story
  3. mytuckers.com: beef pumpkin frozen patties
  4. dogfoodadvisor.com: tuckers raw frozen

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