Nutrition & Ingredients

At 2 Fat Heads Raw, we are passionate about species-appropriate nutrition for dogs and cats. This page is your resource for understanding the raw feeding philosophy behind our products, what's in them, and how to feed with confidence. As we grow, this page will be updated to include full nutritional information for our raw and freeze-dried lines — stay tuned!

Guaranteed Analysis

The Guaranteed Analysis below applies to our dehydrated treats, which are the products currently available in our shop. It outlines the minimum or maximum levels of key nutrients — including crude protein, crude fat, crude fiber, and moisture. Our dehydrated treats are made by gently removing moisture at low temperatures, preserving the vitamins, minerals, and enzymes found in whole ingredients. Nutritional information for our raw and freeze-dried products will be added as those lines launch.

Net Weight

Each of our products is clearly labeled with its net weight so you can accurately portion treats and meals for your pet. Proper portioning is key to maintaining a healthy weight and ensuring your pet gets the right amount of nutrients. Refer to the feeding guidelines on each product for recommended daily amounts based on your pet's size and life stage.

Ancestral 6 x Raw Feeding Model

The Ancestral 6 Raw Feeding Model is the foundation of everything we do at 2 Fat Heads Raw. Rooted in the six core components that dogs and cats have thrived on for thousands of years, this model mirrors the diet their bodies were designed to eat — muscle meat, organ meat, raw meaty bones, and the whole-prey nutrition that supports optimal digestion, immunity, skin, coat, and energy. Our products are built around these ancestral principles, giving your pet the species-appropriate nutrition they deserve. A general guideline is to feed approximately 2–3% of your pet's ideal body weight per day, split into one or two meals. Puppies, kittens, and highly active pets may need more. We recommend transitioning gradually and adjusting based on your pet's body condition and energy levels.

Poop Chart

Yes, we talk about poop — because it tells you everything! Your pet's stool is one of the best indicators of how well their diet is working. When transitioning to a species-appropriate diet, you can expect smaller, firmer, and less smelly stools compared to kibble-fed pets. Our Poop Chart below is your guide to reading what your pet's poop is telling you, so you can fine-tune their diet and know when everything is going just right (or when something needs adjusting).