Raw & Fresh Dog Food Feeding Guide Bend, Oregon

We know things are financially tight for a lot of families right now, and fresh food can feel like a big commitment. Hungry Hound is made with real ingredients, in small batches, right here in Bend and unfortunately, that means it will never be the cheapest option on the shelf.

But feeding fresh does not have to be all-or-nothing. You do not have to feed your dog 100% Hungry Hound to make a difference. Whether you feed it as a full meal, a 50/50 mix with kibble, or simply as a daily topper, every bit of real, fresh food you can add to your dog’s bowl is a step in the right direction.

Choose Your Feeding Style

Full Fresh-Food Plan

Feed Hungry Hound as your dog’s main food for every meal if possible.

This is the best choice if you want your dog eating a fresh, whole-food diet every day.

50/50 Kibble + Hungry Hound Plan

Replace about 50% of your dog’s current food with Hungry Hound.

This is a great option for transitioning, stretching your budget, or improving the bowl while keeping part of your current routine.

Daily Topper Plan

Add Hungry Hound to about 25% of your dog’s bowl.

This is the easiest way to add fresh, real food to your dog’s diet without fully switching right away.

Quick Start Guide

Most healthy adult dogs begin around 2–3% of their ideal body weight per day when eating a full fresh-food diet.

Hungry Hound comes in easy 0.5 lb packs and 1 lb packs, so you can keep feeding simple.

Full Hungry Hound Plan

Feed Hungry Hound as your dog’s main food for every meal.

  • 20 lb dog: 0.5 lb per day — 1 × 0.5 lb pack
  • 40 lb dog: 1 lb per day — 1 × 1 lb pack
  • 60 lb dog: 1.5 lb per day — 1 × 1 lb pack + 1 × 0.5 lb pack
  • 80 lb dog: 2 lb per day — 2 × 1 lb packs
  • 100 lb dog: 2.5 lb per day — 2 × 1 lb packs + 1 × 0.5 lb pack

50/50 Kibble + Hungry Hound Plan

Replace about half of your dog’s current food with Hungry Hound.

This is a great way to add fresh, real food while keeping part of your current routine.

  • 20 lb dog: 0.25 lb per day — use 1 × 0.5 lb pack over 2 days
  • 40 lb dog: 0.5 lb per day — 1 × 0.5 lb pack
  • 60 lb dog: 0.75 lb per day — alternate 0.5 lb and 1 lb pack days
  • 80 lb dog: 1 lb per day — 1 × 1 lb pack
  • 100 lb dog: 1.25 lb per day — use 1 lb daily, add extra as needed

Daily Topper Plan

Add Hungry Hound to about 25% of your dog’s bowl.

This is the easiest way to add fresh food without fully changing your routine.

  • 20 lb dog: small scoop daily — 1 × 0.5 lb pack lasts several meals
  • 40 lb dog: 0.25 lb per day — use 1 × 0.5 lb pack over 2 days
  • 60 lb dog: 0.5 lb per day — 1 × 0.5 lb pack
  • 80 lb dog: 0.5 lb per day — 1 × 0.5 lb pack
  • 100 lb dog: 0.5–1 lb per day — 1 × 0.5 lb or 1 × 1 lb pack

How to Start

Introduce Hungry Hound gradually over 7–10 days, especially if your dog is currently eating kibble or processed food.

Start with a smaller amount, watch your dog’s stool, energy, appetite, and body condition, then adjust as needed.

Every dog is different. Puppies, very active dogs, working dogs, and underweight dogs may need more. Seniors, less active dogs, or dogs needing weight control may need less.

Need help? Call or text (541) 316-0459 with your dog’s age, ideal weight, activity level, current food, and feeding goal.

Pack Sizes Made Simple

Hungry Hound is sold in convenient 0.5 lb packs and 1 lb packs.

0.5 lb Packs Are Great For:

  • Small dogs
  • Daily toppers
  • 50/50 feeding
  • Puppies
  • Dogs who need smaller portions

1 lb Packs Are Great For:

  • Medium and large dogs
  • Full fresh-food plans
  • Multi-dog households
  • Dogs eating 1 lb or more per day

How Long Will a 30-Pack Box Last?

30 × 0.5 lb Packs

Total food: 15 lbs

  • Feeding 0.5 lb per day: lasts about 30 days
  • Feeding 1 lb per day: lasts about 15 days
  • Feeding 1.5 lb per day: lasts about 10 days
  • Feeding 2 lb per day: lasts about 7–8 days

30 × 1 lb Packs

Total food: 30 lbs

  • Feeding 0.5 lb per day: lasts about 60 days
  • Feeding 1 lb per day: lasts about 30 days
  • Feeding 1.5 lb per day: lasts about 20 days
  • Feeding 2 lb per day: lasts about 15 days
  • Feeding 2.5 lb per day: lasts about 12 days