Green Juju Freeze-Dried Extras Raw Recipes for Dogs & Cats

Green Juju Freeze‑Dried Extras – Complete & Balanced Meals for Dogs and Cats (Chicken, Turkey, Duck)

Green Juju Freeze‑Dried Extras are complete & balanced, meat‑first meals for dogs and cats that also work beautifully as functional toppers. Instead of relying on ultra‑processed pellets and heavy synthetic premixes, these recipes center real animal ingredients with thoughtfully chosen whole‑food support, so you can feed closer to your pet’s biology whether you’re serving them as full meals or as a powerful upgrade to what’s already in the bowl.

About Green Juju

Green Juju is a whole‑food–focused company dedicated to crafting species‑respectful diets with real meat, organs, and purposeful plants. Their formulas are designed to be biologically appropriate for carnivores while still giving modern guardians the convenience of a freeze‑dried, shelf‑stable option. I include Green Juju in WWP plans because they prioritize animal ingredients, ingredient transparency, and functional nutrition over marketing fluff.

Complete & balanced for cats and dogs

These Extras recipes are formulated to meet complete & balanced standards for both dogs and cats when fed as directed. That means you can:

• Use them as a primary meal for dogs and cats who thrive on freeze‑dried.
• Rotate them into a multi‑protein feeding plan as one of your core meal options.
• Use smaller amounts as a nutrient‑dense topper to significantly improve the quality of kibble or canned food.

They’re especially useful for households with both dogs and cats who want a single, high‑quality option that can be portioned appropriately for each animal.

Sourcing and quality

• Meat‑forward recipes with animal ingredients as the star of the bowl.
• Freeze‑dried to preserve nutrients and flavor without high‑heat processing.
• Short, readable ingredient lists built from whole foods rather than mystery by‑products or artificial additives.
• Formulated to deliver complete & balanced nutrition for everyday feeding when used as directed.
• Green Juju is proud of their sourcing, especially with family farms and organic agriculture. 

Chicken & Sardine

The Chicken recipe is a highly palatable, meat‑first formula that most dogs and cats recognize and accept quickly. I reach for Chicken when:

• We’re transitioning off kibble or canned and want an easy “yes” from the animal.
• A pet already does well on chicken and we’re building a rotation around familiar proteins.
• Guardians want a versatile, go‑to complete meal that can also double as a high‑value topper.
• A pet needs warming proteins.

Think: a trusted base protein that works well for many, especially as a first step into freeze‑dried.

Turkey & Sardine

The Turkey recipe offers a slightly different poultry profile that can feel gentler for some pets. I reach for Turkey when:

• A dog or cat has a history of doing better on turkey than chicken.
• We’re intentionally rotating proteins to diversify amino acids and micronutrients.
• Guardians want a complete meal that feels a bit “lighter” but still very species‑appropriate.
• A pet needs a cooler, more neutral protein

This is often a strong second protein in rotation for sensitive or more finely tuned systems.

Duck & Sardine

The Duck recipe brings in a richer, often more novel protein that can be helpful for pets who don’t thrive on common poultry proteins. I reach for Duck when:

• We’re building a rotation for pets with suspected or confirmed sensitivities to chicken or turkey.
• We want to add a higher‑fat, nutrient‑dense protein in a controlled way.
• Picky eaters need extra enticement while we still keep the meal biologically respectful.
• A pet needs a cooler protein.

Duck often becomes the “special” option in rotation plans, especially for more complex cases.

How I use these in WWP feeding plans

Inside WWP, I use these Green Juju Extras recipes:

• As complete meals in rotation for dogs and cats who do well on freeze‑dried.

• As a strategic topper to upgrade kibble or canned food with real animal nutrition.

• As a bridge food while transitioning from ultra‑processed diets to fresher, more species‑appropriate options.

We adjust protein choice and feeding amounts based on species (dog vs cat), life stage, health history, and your long‑term feeding goals. If you’re working with me 1:1, we’ll plug the specific protein(s) into your custom plan, so these meals are used intentionally—not randomly.

Freeze-dried foods should be rehydrated before feeding. I prefer using bone broth, but filtered water and raw goats milk also work well.