Lamb Green Tripe (Small Cubes)

• 100% New Zealand Lamb Green Tripe

• Green tripe should make up around 1/3 of your dog's diet. It is especially important to feed green tripe alongside raw meaty bones, providing 1/3 the size of the bone as green tripe.
• Cats naturally consume small prey with fermented stomach contents, so adding a small amount of tripe to their diet can be beneficial. Some cats may not like the taste, but freeze-dried tripe treats are a great alternative.
• While tripe is a superfood packed with protein, vitamins, minerals, and essential fatty acids, it should be fed as part of a well-rounded diet—not as a sole meal. Be sure to pair it with other high-quality raw food options for complete nutrition.
• In countries without easy access to green tripe, people often supplement with vegetables. In New Zealand, we're lucky to have plenty of nutrient-dense green tripe available for dogs and cats so it is not necessary to supplement a raw diet with vegetables.

We work with a variety of trusted courier companies to ensure your frozen products are delivered safely. Please read the details below to learn about our delivery options, packaging, and important guidelines:

Delivery Options

• Urgent Couriers:
  We deliver to most areas in Auckland, Whangarei, Waikato, Bay of Plenty, Wellington, and Wairarapa.

• NZ Couriers:
  Our Overnight Service via NZ Couriers covers the South Island and select areas of the North Island, including Coromandel, Whangamata, and nearby non-rural locations.

• Kiwi Express (Christchurch Only):
  Local Christchurch orders are delivered with Kiwi Express’s 2-3 hour courier service.

Please Note: We do not deliver frozen products to rural addresses. Ensure you provide a residential address for delivery.

Important Delivery Guidelines

• Minimum Order Quantities:
  To maintain product quality and minimize the risk of defrosting during transit, minimum order quantities are required.

• Delivery Tip:
  To ensure your frozen products stay fresh, we recommend being at home (or nearby) to receive your order. Frozen items should be placed directly into a freezer upon delivery.

For larger or bulk orders, couriers may leave your package outside if you're unavailable. However, this is done at your own risk, so plan accordingly to safeguard your order.