Raw Low Purine Dog Food

Somerford Raw & Natural Low Purine Packs are made for puppies and dogs that need a high-quality, human-grade, single-protein, low-purine diet. These recipes are crafted with real Australian ingred ... Read More

Somerford Raw & Natural Low Purine Packs are made for puppies and dogs that need a high-quality, human-grade, single-protein, low-purine diet. 

These recipes are crafted with real Australian ingredients and are designed to support a healthy diet without grains, fillers, artificial additives, chemicals, colours or flavours.

Our Low Purine Packs are also suitable for dogs that need a low-fat diet, depending on the protein selected. Please note that the Low Purine Salmon variety is higher in fat and may not suit dogs that require a strict low-fat diet.

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A natural low-purine diet for dogs that need extra support

Some dogs need help managing purine intake because their body processes uric acid differently. In affected breeds, high levels of uric acid can increase the risk of stones, including kidney stones and bladder stones.

This condition is often linked to hyperuricosuria, also known as HU or HUU. It can affect uric acid excretion and may place extra pressure on kidney function and urinary health.

Dalmatians are the best-known example, but not all dalmatians have the same dietary needs. Other breeds may also benefit from a low purine diet when recommended by a vet.

Made without high purine ingredients

Our Low Purine Packs are different from our standard Somerford Raw & Natural recipes. They contain no offal and no brewers' yeast, as these ingredients can be high in purines.

Instead, we use a higher proportion of premium low-purine meats and bones, including Hunter Valley turkey, New England beef, and Tasmanian salmon. These are paired with low-purine foods such as cabbage, celery, carrots, pumpkin, apples, bananas, blueberries, and strawberries.

The right mix of food groups matters. That is why each Low Purine Pack is built around raw meat, bone, fruit, vegetables and carefully selected natural additions.

Wholefood nutrition without the unnecessary extras

Every Low Purine Pack is made to give your dog real food that supports daily wellbeing. Depending on the protein selected, recipes may include cranberry powder, kelp powder, flaxseed oil, hemp seed oil, coconut oil, green tripe and kefir.

These ingredients are chosen to support overall health, bladder wellbeing and a balanced dog's diet. For full details, please check the ingredients listed on each individual product page.

Some general low-purine resources mention eggs, dairy products and selected vegetables. At Somerford Raw & Natural, we focus on species-appropriate raw meals made for dogs, not generic human diet advice.

Breeds that may benefit from low purine foods

A low purine diet may suit breeds that are more prone to urate stone issues or related urinary concerns. These may include:

  • Dalmatian
  • Beagle
  • Bulldog
  • Basset Hound
  • Cocker Spaniel
  • Bichon Frise
  • Miniature Schnauzer
  • Lhasa Apso
  • Miniature Poodle
  • Yorkshire Terrier
  • Dachshund
  • Newfoundland
  • Irish Terrier
  • Scottish Terrier
  • Irish Setter
  • Shih Tzu
  • Black Russian Terrier

If your dog has symptoms such as frequent urination, discomfort, blood in the urine or recurring stones, speak with your vet. Some cases can require medication, monitoring or surgical removal.

Low purine options for dogs needing a low-fat diet

Dogs with pancreatitis may benefit from a low-fat diet, as high-fat meals can place extra strain on the pancreas and surrounding organs.

Our Low Purine Turkey and Low Purine Beef varieties may suit dogs that need a low-fat diet and low purine support. The Low Purine Salmon variety is higher in fat, so it should be avoided for dogs with pancreatitis unless your vet recommends it.

As with any health condition, check with your vet before changing your dog’s diet. This helps reduce the risk of adverse effects and makes sure the food is right for your dog’s needs.

Low purine formula ratios

Our Low Purine Packs use carefully balanced ratios to support raw feeding while reducing high purine ingredients.

  • Turkey and salmon: 90% muscle meat and 10% bone
  • Beef: 85% muscle meat, 5% green tripe and 10% bone
  • All varieties: 70% meat and 30% fruit and vegetables

All packs come with free meaty bones, excluding bulk packs.

FAQs about our low purine dog food

What makes Somerford Raw & Natural Low Purine Packs different?

Our Low Purine Packs are made without offal or brewers yeast, which are common high purine ingredients. Each recipe is built around human-grade, single-protein raw ingredients and selected low-purine foods.

Low-purine formulas can share the same name across brands, but the recipes can be very different. Always check the ingredient list before choosing food for a dog that needs purine support.

Why do some dogs need a low-purine diet?

Some dogs do not process uric acid in the usual way. This can affect uric acid excretion and may increase the risk that crystals form stones in the urinary tract.

A low purine diet may help reduce dietary purine intake as part of a broader care plan. Your vet can advise what is right for your dog.

Can Low Purine Packs help with kidney stones or bladder stones?

Low Purine Packs may suit dogs that need dietary support for urate stones, kidney stones or bladder stones. They are not a replacement for veterinary care.

If your dog already has stones, your vet may recommend testing, medication, diet changes or surgical removal, depending on the case.

Are Low Purine Packs suitable for Dalmatians?

Yes, these packs were developed with breeds like Dalmatians in mind. Many Dalmatians need low-purine foods because of their genetic tendency to produce high levels of uric acid.

It is still important to remember that not all dalmatians have identical needs. Your vet can confirm whether this range is suitable for your dog.

Can dogs with pancreatitis eat Low Purine Packs?

Some dogs with pancreatitis may need a low-fat diet. Our Low Purine Turkey and Low Purine Beef options may be suitable, depending on your dog’s individual needs.

Low Purine Salmon is higher in fat, so it is not the best choice for dogs that need a strict low-fat diet.

Is raw low-purine food better than dry food or kibble?

Raw feeding gives you a clear view of what is going into your dog’s bowl. Our Low Purine Packs are made with real meat, bone, fruit and vegetables, without grains, fillers or artificial additives.

Some dry food and kibble products may include ingredients that do not suit dogs with purine sensitivity. Compare labels carefully and ask your vet if you are unsure.

Can I add extras like bone broth?

You do not need to add bone broth, supplements or cooked food to our Low Purine Packs. They are designed as balanced raw meals.

If your dog has urinary issues, kidney function concerns, blood pressure concerns or other health needs, speak with your vet before adding extras.

Will Low Purine Packs suit a dog with sensitive skin?

They may suit some dogs with sensitive skin, especially if your dog does better on a single-protein diet. Each dog is different, so the best protein depends on your dog’s tolerance, health history and taste preferences.

If your dog reacts to certain proteins, start with one variety and monitor them closely before changing to another.

How do I transition my dog onto Low Purine Packs?

Start slowly by mixing a small amount of low-purine food into your dog’s current food. Increase the raw portion over seven to 10 days.

This gives your dog’s digestive system time to adjust and may reduce the chance of soft stools or other adverse effects.

How do I choose the right Low Purine Pack?

Choose based on your dog’s health needs, fat tolerance and protein preferences. Turkey and beef may be better options for dogs that need a low-fat diet, while salmon may suit dogs that do well with fish-based nutrition but do not need fat restriction.

If your dog has a history of stones, pancreatitis or other medical concerns, ask your vet which option best supports a healthy long-term diet.

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The Raw Food Difference

Most pet food is highly processed and packed with additives.
Ours is fresh, healthy and natural enough to eat yourself.

100% Human-Grade Ingredients
100% Grain Free
Single Protein
Complete Raw Diet
Low Purine Formula
Great for Bladder and Urinary Tract Health
Includes the added benefits of Cranberry & Kelp Powder, Flax & Hemp Seed Oil, Coconut Oil, Green Tripe & Kefir
Processed Pet Foods

Frequently Asked Questions

All Your Questions, Answered

Why does Somerford Raw & Natural include offal in the meals?

In our Somerford community, offal is one of the true powerhouses of a biologically appropriate raw diet. It delivers the essential nutrients that muscle meat alone can’t provide, giving pets the deep, whole‑body nourishment they’re designed to thrive on.

Organ meats like liver, kidney, and spleen are naturally rich in B‑vitamins, minerals, antioxidants, and fat‑soluble vitamins — all crucial for immunity, steady energy, skin health, and a well‑functioning digestive system. These nutrients help your pet’s body act, heal, and grow just as it would in the wild, supporting the kind of natural vitality our community stands behind.

Is the food a complete diet, or do I need to add extras?

Our Somerford community believes real food should do the heavy lifting, which is why our meals are crafted to be naturally complete — no supplements, fillers, or cooked add‑ons needed.

Each recipe brings together raw meat, bone, vegetables, fruit, and offal in the right balance, giving your dog everything they need for daily health, vitality, and whole‑body nourishment.

What ratios do your raw dog food formulas follow?

Our meals follow consistent, evidence-based ratios to create an appropriate raw food diet:

Standard Adult & Puppy

  • 70% meat
  • 30% fruit and vegetables

Muscle / Bone / Offal ratios

  • 80% muscle meat
  • 10% bone
  • 10% offal

Baby Puppy

  • 80% meat
  • 20% fruit and vegetables

Low purine formulas

  • Turkey & Salmon: 90% muscle meat, 10% bone
  • Beef: 85% muscle meat, 5% green tripe, 10% bone

Cat formulas

  • Specialised high-meat ratios that suit a feline raw food diet

These ratios help maintain a balanced diet that supports digestion, energy, joint health and long-term wellbeing.

Can I cook the meals before feeding?

Our Somerford Raw family knows that raw feeding delivers the greatest nutritional benefit, but we also understand that some pets need a gentle transition — and that’s perfectly okay within our community.

Our meals can be lightly cooked if needed. Simply warm the food over medium heat for a few minutes, just until the colour and texture begin to change. As your pet grows more confident with their new diet, you can gradually reduce the cooking time until they’re enjoying their meals completely raw.

Because heating can remove up to 60% of nutrients, feeding raw gives your pet the richest, most biologically appropriate nutrition — the kind our community is proud to stand behind.

Can dogs with allergies eat Somerford Raw & Natural meals?

Many pets develop allergies and skin issues due to highly processed food, artificial additives, or mixed proteins.

Many pets in our Somerford community arrive with itchy skin, tummy troubles, or long‑term allergies — often caused by processed foods, additives, or mixed proteins. That’s why our single‑protein meals, novel proteins, and elimination diet packs have become such trusted tools for families wanting clarity and real results.

Feeding one clean protein for several days — or up to six weeks — helps identify sensitivities and reset your pet’s nutrition. Our community sees the same improvements again and again: calmer skin, shinier coats, better digestion, happier pets.

For tougher allergy cases, our novel proteins like crocodile, goat, venison, and duck offer a fresh option pets haven’t been exposed to before. And our fish varieties — salmon and barramundi — are community favourites for their gentle, anti‑inflammatory support.

If you’d like a deeper dive into the process, you can explore elimination diets or novel proteins anytime.

Is it safe to defrost, portion and refreeze your raw diets?

Absolutely — and this is something our Somerford Raw community does every day with confidence.

You can safely defrost, portion, and refreeze our meals when handled with the same care you’d use for human‑grade meat. Always defrost in the fridge, keep the food cold while portioning, and refreeze promptly to maintain freshness and safety.

This process is exactly what our best‑selling 10kg and 20kg Bulk Packs are designed for. Families love being able to defrost a larger block, portion it into their pet’s perfect serve sizes, and refreeze — making raw feeding easier, more economical, and perfectly suited to busy routines.

How do I transition my dog onto a raw food diet?

In our Somerford community, many pets take to raw straight away — they love the fresh taste and digest it beautifully from day one. If your dog or cat is enthusiastic, healthy, and showing no signs of digestive upset, you can sometimes confidently move straight to full raw feeding.

For pets who are fussy or have sensitive tummies, we take a gentler approach. Begin by mixing around 20% of our raw, fresh meals with your pet’s current food. Over the next 7–10 days, gradually increase the raw portion. This slow, steady transition gives their digestive system time to adjust and helps prevent soft stools as they settle into their new, natural diet.

Adding a small amount of apple cider vinegar (with the mother) can also support the process — it helps balance your pet’s gut pH, making digestion smoother and helping their system adapt more comfortably to raw feeding.

And as always, our team is here to guide you through whichever path your pet needs so they thrive within our Somerford community.

What age can I start feeding raw?

You can begin feeding raw from the moment your puppy is ready to be weaned. There’s no need for a kibble stage — puppies can transition straight from their mother’s milk onto our Baby Puppy formula. It’s designed specifically for this early stage, with gentle proteins, balanced calcium and phosphorus, and the nutrient density young pups need for healthy growth, joint development, and brain function.

Many breeders — including our own Somerford team — have successfully raised countless litters on Somerford Raw. Their results speak for themselves: consistent growth, excellent digestion, shiny coats, and confident, thriving puppies. You can read more about their experiences in our Story Behind Somerford blog.

As they get older, they move naturally into our Puppy meals, which support continued development, and then into our Adult formulas once they’re fully grown. Each stage is carefully tailored to match your dog’s nutritional needs as they grow, ensuring they thrive on fresh, biologically appropriate food from day one.

Will raw meat upset my dog’s stomach?

A properly introduced raw diet doesn’t upset the stomach. In fact, most dogs find raw easier to digest because it aligns with how their bodies are naturally designed to process food. Dogs have a short, highly acidic digestive tract, built to break down meat, offal, bone, and other prey‑based ingredients quickly and efficiently.

Raw food moves through the gut faster than processed kibble, which reduces fermentation and gas — two common causes of tummy upsets. The acidity of the stomach also helps soften and dissolve raw bone, supports healthy bacterial balance, and acts as a natural defence against pathogens.

When dogs switch to raw, many owners notice firmer stools, less bloating, better breath, and improved nutrient absorption because the diet matches their biology rather than working against it.

Do your meals help with joint health?

Yes. A fresh, prey‑based raw diet naturally supports strong joints and long‑term mobility. The high meat content provides the amino acids needed to maintain healthy muscle, while natural cartilage delivers glucosamine and chondroitin — the same compounds often added to joint supplements. Raw bone minerals supply bioavailable calcium and phosphorus to keep joints stable and structurally supported.

The inclusion of anti‑inflammatory omega fats helps reduce stiffness, nourish connective tissue, and support smooth, comfortable movement as dogs grow, play, and age. Together, these whole‑food ingredients work in harmony to promote joint resilience, mobility, and sustained energy throughout your dog’s life.

Are the meals suitable for fussy eaters?

Absolutely. Most dogs are instantly drawn to fresh, raw, meat‑based meals — the smell, the texture, the taste. It taps into their natural instincts and feels familiar to the way they’re built to eat. For many families in our Somerford circle, the excitement at mealtime is one of the first signs their dog is truly thriving on real food.

What makes Somerford different from regular pet stores?

Our team pours genuine care into everything we do. We don’t outsource our meals or rely on theory — we craft every recipe ourselves, raise our own litters, and work hands‑on with dogs every single day. The guidance we share comes from real experience, supported by holistic vets, trainers and behaviourists who trust fresh, whole ingredients just as much as we do.

Over the years, we’ve walked alongside thousands of families making the switch to raw. We’ve seen nervous first‑time puppy owners grow confident, watched older dogs rediscover their spark, and helped pets with sensitive tummies finally thrive. Those stories — and the hundreds of 5‑star reviews from owners who’ve seen the difference firsthand — are what keep us committed to doing things the right way.

At Somerford, every decision centres on whole ingredients, raw nutrition, and the wellbeing of the pets we support. When you reach out to us, you’re speaking to people who genuinely care, who’ve lived the journey themselves, and who want your dog to feel their absolute best.

How do I know which pack to choose?

Choosing the right protein is all about your pet’s individual needs, and that’s something our Somerford community takes seriously. Start with your pet’s age, size, activity level, and any health sensitivities, then explore the ranges built to help them thrive:

  • Adult Meals for everyday, complete nutrition
  • Puppy and Baby Puppy for growing bodies that need extra support
  • Elimination Diet packs
    for pets with sensitive tummies or those needing a structured elimination plan to identify food triggers.
  • Novel proteins for long‑term allergy management
  • Dedicated cat range for moisture‑rich, taurine‑focused feline nutrition
  • Low Purine for breeds needing gentler purine levels
  • Fish varieties for skin, coat, and anti‑inflammatory support
  • Bulk packs for families who portion and freeze
  • Protein Boost for pets to be fed in conjunction with kibble, DIY feeders, or those building meals from a clean single‑protein base

To make things simple, you can use our feeding calculator to find the perfect starting point for daily amounts.

And of course, our team is always here to help you choose the right product and adjust your pet’s diet as they grow, change, and thrive within our Somerford community.

Do you add fillers, preservatives or additives?

Absolutely not. Our meals are made the same way our families feed at home — no fillers, no preservatives, no additives, ever. Everything in a Somerford bowl has a purpose. We use whole ingredients you can recognise: fresh meat, offal, bone, seasonal vegetables and natural boosters. Nothing cheap, nothing artificial, nothing added just to bulk out a meal.

In our Somerford circle, families choose raw because they want real food, not the processed extras found in many commercial diets. Fillers can dilute nutrition, preservatives can interfere with digestion, and artificial additives can cause sensitivities in some pets. By keeping our recipes clean and simple, dogs get pure, biologically appropriate nutrition that supports digestion, skin, coat, joints and long‑term wellbeing.

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