RAW FEEDING
See the complete picture behind every raw meal
Raw feeding often involves more than one ingredient, product or preparation method. Marrowbone brings each part of the bowl together, helping you keep a clearer record of what your dog eats and the nutritional information available.
Raw feeding is rarely one simple entry
A complete record can include complete products, individual ingredients, supplements, treats and rotating proteins.
Search existing foods
Find items already in your record and start with the information available.
Add ingredients and portions
Bring several foods into one meal record, each with its own amount.
Save common meals
Keep regularly repeated combinations together, while recording supplements separately from meal counts.
Know what is making up the bowl
When you build a raw diet from individual ingredients, it can be difficult to keep the whole picture in view. Marrowbone tracks the different components of the diet as you log them, helping you see proportions, nutritional coverage and changes over time.
BUILT FOR THE DETAIL OF RAW FEEDING
Track BARF proportions
See muscle meat, raw meaty bone, liver, other organ and the other components of your dog’s diet together.
Explore nutritional coverage
Go beyond ratios with available calories, macronutrients, vitamins, minerals, fibre and protein variety.
Know where the data comes from
See which values come from manufacturers, recognised reference data or identified estimates, and where information isn’t available.
Look beyond a single day
Daily, seven-day and 30-day views bring protein variety, fibre and available micronutrients into a longer record, alongside weight and activity.
Daily, seven-day and 30-day views
Protein variety
Weight and activity alongside meals
Marrowbone does not prescribe feeding methods
Use the record to support your own understanding and professional conversations. Speak with a suitably qualified professional about formulation, therapeutic diets or individual health concerns. Always follow appropriate hygiene management when feeding a raw diet.
