Girls Gone Raw for Dogs & Cats 

Why I Love & Recommend It 

Girls Gone Raw is a prey‑model–focused company making species‑appropriate treats and chews for dogs and cats who benefit from real meat, organs, bone, and sometimes fur. Their products are designed as supplemental feeding—treats, chews, and whole‑prey pieces that support a carnivore‑style diet, not complete and balanced meals.

I recommend Girls Gone Raw when pet parents want truly biologically appropriate extras that match raw and fresh feeding principles instead of fighting against them. 

What they make

Girls Gone Raw Pet specializes in prey‑model and whole‑prey style items:

• Prey‑model treats such as Rabbit Stix made from rabbit meat, organs, bone, and hide in natural ratios.
• Whole‑prey chews like quartered rabbit frames and whole rabbit heads that include bone and secreting organs for a more complete prey profile.
• Bulk chews and “Franken” packs with items like pork hide, beef trachea, rabbit feet, and other parts chosen for digestibility, joint support, and enrichment. 
• Dehydrated single‑ingredient and simple treats such as chicken jerky, pork & apple sausage, and sweet potato chips. 

Why I like and recommend them

Girls Gone Raw Pet is very intentional about staying close to whole prey and minimal processing.

• Many animal ingredients, especially rabbit, are sourced from small, local Ohio farms and processed in USDA facilities.
• Chews like pork hide and beef trachea are chosen for digestibility and natural nutrient content (collagen, glucosamine, chondroitin), not because they look bleached and pretty on a shelf.
• Products are air‑dried or dehydrated in small batches with no flavor sprays or colorants, so the ingredient itself is doing the work.
• Whole‑prey, fur‑on items support gut health, dental work, and natural enrichment when used thoughtfully.

From a Wild Wellness perspective, this matches the goal of feeding closer to what dogs and cats are built for while still making it practical for real people.

How I recommend using Girls Gone Raw

You can use their products to:

• Provide high‑value, species‑appropriate training treats that won’t undermine a fresh or raw plan.
• Add jaw work, enrichment, and some natural dental support with chews like trachea, rabbit feet, and wing tips.
• Offer occasional whole‑prey experiences (frames, heads) for dogs or cats who can safely handle bone and fur.

If you’re working with me 1:1, I’ll help you decide which specific GGR items fit your individual dog or cat—based on chewing style, size, sensitivities, and overall plan—so they’re used with intention.

In the ReWilding framework, I lean on Girls Gone Raw as one of the ways we invite more “wild biology” back into a very domesticated life. Prey‑model treats, fur‑on chews, and whole‑prey pieces act like tiny rewiring moments for the nervous system and the gut: they ask your dog or cat to lick, rip, crunch, and problem‑solve in ways most meals, kibble or even fresh and homecooked, never will. Used alongside species‑appropriate meals, these foods help reconnect mouth, jaw, microbiome, and brain to the kinds of inputs they evolved with, which is a core part of how I define ReWilding—bringing back ancestral patterns in a way that still works in a modern home.