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What Is the Prey Model Raw (PMR) Diet?

What Is the Prey Model Raw (PMR) Diet?

The Prey Model Raw (PMR) diet is designed to mimic what canines would naturally eat in the wild—whole prey animals, without any grains, fruits, vegetables, or synthetic supplements. It’s a biologically appropriate way of feeding that supports your pet’s health through real, unprocessed nutrition.

At Ancestral Raw Nutrition, we stand behind the PMR philosophy and source only the highest-quality meats, bones, and organs to ensure your pet thrives on a species-appropriate diet.

🌿 No Fruits. No Veggies. No Fillers.

Some pet owners believe that adding vegetables, fruits, or supplements is essential for balanced nutrition. Science—and nature—suggest otherwise.

Dogs and other carnivores have evolved to get all their nutrients from the prey they consume:
✔️ Muscle meat
✔️ Organs (like liver, kidney, spleen)
✔️ Edible bones

These components contain the full spectrum of amino acids, vitamins, and minerals your pet needs—without the plant matter their bodies aren’t built to digest.

In fact: Feeding PMR may help reduce visits to the vet for these common (and costly) issues. Food for thought.

🧬 Backed by Science, Inspired by Nature

Our approach is rooted in the research of renowned wolf biologist L. David Mech, who has studied wild canines for decades. His work confirms that carnivores meet their nutritional needs by consuming entire prey—meat, bones, and organs.

For a deeper dive into the science behind raw feeding, check out:
📘 Wolves: Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation by L. David Mech

📌 Disclaimer: While we are passionate about raw nutrition, we are not licensed veterinarians. Please consult with your vet before making changes to your pet’s diet—especially if your pet has existing health conditions.

Trust your pet’s instincts. Feed how nature intended.

Explore more at the Run Wild blog by Ancestral Raw Nutrition

Disclaimer: You should always consult with your veterinarian with any concerns or questions on feeding a raw diet as we are not a licensed veterinarian. This information is based off of the research conducted by Lucyan David Mech, also known as Dave Mech, an American biologist specializing in the study of wolves. He is a senior research scientist for the U.S. Geological Survey and an adjunct professor at the University of Minnesota.

For more info on PMR Method checkout ‘Wolves: Behavior, Ecology, and Conservation’ by L. David Mech