his is a great question, with a pleasantly straightforward answer! Simply put, raw food describes an uncooked doggy diet of animal meat, organs, and bones. It also can cover uncooked vegetables, egg, or fruit – basically any food that has not been cooked. Raw feeding is sometimes described as a trend or a fad by owners, but you don't have to feed your dog raw food exclusively for him to be on a raw diet. If you want to get technical about it, throwing your dog a bone can be considered raw feeding!
In the dog food market, you will often find raw food in frozen form; due to the very short shelf-life of raw food, you will rarely find fresh meat in pet stores or on the internet. One example of raw food is Orijen's freeze-dried range of meats, and another is the frozen kibble bits in the Instinct Pomeranian food above.