Nature Dog is located at Unit 14/93 Murradoc Rd Drysdale, VIC 3223

Yes, our warehouse store is open to the public Monday to Friday 10 - 5pm. We welcome you to visit and browse our range.

Opening Hours
Monday 10am – 5pm
Tuesday 10am – 5pm
Wednesday 10am – 5pm
Thursday 10am – 5pm
Friday – 10am – 5pm

Contact us for an appointment outside these hours. Hours will change in Summer.

Phone: +61 0409 004 630 or email info@naturedog.com.au

Nature Dog is available online for home delivery, direct from our warehouse shop in Drysdale, Victoria, at Gasworks Farmers’ Market in Albert Park, on the third Saturday of every month or at selected retail outlets in Victoria and New South Wales. Visit our Stockists page for more information.

Yes. To collect your order from our warehouse simply select “Pick up” when checking out of the store.

Yes, you can collect your order directly from our warehouse at Unit 14 93 Murradoc Rd, Drysdale Victoria, Australia. Refer to opening hours in the FAQs.

Yes, we sell the full range of Nature Dog raw food, Treats and Supplements as well as selection of raw meat, fish and raw meaty bones.

Yes. The Nature Dog range can be ordered online for home delivery to the following areas:
Melbourne Metro
Sydney Metro
Canberra
Geelong, Bellarine Peninsula & Surf Coast
Mornington Peninsula
Yarra Valley
Ballarat
Bendigo
Gippsland

Nature Dog Treats, Chews and Supplements can be ordered online and delivered anywhere in Australia via Australia Post.

Yes. Nature Dog attends Gasworks Farmer’s Market at Gasworks Art Park 21 Graham Street Albert Park every 3rd Saturday of the month from 8am – 1pm & South Geelong market on the 1st Sunday of the month.

We offer a selection of our raw food, treats, chews and supplements for sale. To ensure we have stock of your favourite product, you can call ahead us to place an order that we’ll set aside for collection at the market.

Nature Dog is made in a Primesafe accredited factory in Drysdale, near Geelong, Victoria.

Yes! Nature Dog is perfectly suitable for puppies. Contact us for more information about how to feed a puppy and refer to our handy feeding calculator to learn how much to feed a
puppy.

It is recommended that a healthy active dog be fed 2 – 3% of their body weight each day.

To do this, multiply the weight of your dog by 2 or 3 and this will give you the total amount of food they need per day in grams. For particularly active dogs, adolescent dogs or puppies a different percentage is required. Use our handy calculator to learn how much to feed dogs of all ages and
lifestyle.

Feed your dog less.
Nature Dog makes it easy to manage how much food you are feeding your dogs. Feel your dog. If you can’t feel their ribs cut back on the amount of food. If you can see their ribs feed them a little more.

Wild dogs have always consumed raw bones and our modern dog is no different. Raw bones are a great balanced source of calcium, phosphorus and good fats plus they act as a natural toothbrush for your dog, cleaning teeth and gums and exercising the jaw. Refer to our Raw Meaty Bones 101 Dog Food Guide for more information.

Yes. If your dog has Pancreatitis, it needs less fat in its diet, so you should select meals that contain lean
proteins. The Nature Dog Single Protein range is an ideal option for dogs with Pancreatitis as it contains proteins such as Kangaroo and Venison which are very low in fat yet highly nutritious, which are blended with healthy, fibrous vegetables and fruits.

Yes, this can happen.

Surprisingly the most common reason for this is that for the first time in its life your dog is satisfied or simply put, they are full. As such they might refuse to eat for a day or two after being given Nature Dog for the first few times. This is perfectly normal. A day or two of no food will not harm your dog. It will actually give your dog’s digestive tract a rest, which can be beneficial.

Yes, it is perfectly okay to give your dog a ‘day off’ food once a week or every 7 days. Giving your dog a break from food gives their digestive tract a rest It allows the digestive tract to fully eliminate all food and subsequently thoroughly digest what it eats next.

Yes. Quality raw food that is made, stored and handled according to safe-meat handling guidelines is perfectly safe for dogs. Unlike humans, the risk of Salmonella and E. coli is very low in dogs because a dog’s digestive system is much shorter and highly acidic compared to that of humans.

• Keep frozen until ready to use
• Keep raw meat and poultry separate from other foods
• Thaw food in the refrigerator the day before you plan to use. Do not thaw in microwave
• Wash your hands, working surfaces, utensils (including cutting boards, preparation and feeding bowls), and any other items that touch or contact raw meat or poultry with hot soapy water
• Refrigerate excess, uneaten or unused amounts immediately
• Keep refrigerated and airtight for up to 5 days
• Do not re-freeze
• Discard any uneaten food that has been left out
• Eliminate risk of illness to you or your dog by following usual safe meat-handling procedures

No. Nature Dog is NOT FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.

Yes, cats can eat Nature Dog. However, as cats are carnivores (as opposed to dogs that are omnivores) they would require more protein to be added to our raw food products.

Please refer to our Switching to Raw Dog Food Guide (coming soon)