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Raw feeding is supposed to be cheaper than feeding processed foods, but this isn't the case for  everyone.

I was about to switch back to kibble when someone introduced me to raw food  co-ops.  I now order food in bulk at wholesale prices, making it possible for me to feed four big dogs a raw food diet within my budget.

If you're looking for a raw food co-op, this is a complete list for pet parents.

What is a Raw Dog Food Co-Op?

A raw food co-op is an organization that facilitates bulk purchases of raw pet food for local raw feeders. Over the years, I've noticed that many raw food co-ops have the following characteristics:

  • A couple of people manage the business.
  • An annual membership fee can range from $40 up to $300.
  • An ordering calendar; a co-op doesn't often allow you to place on-demand orders; instead, you have to wait for an “order” to open when you need food or product.
  • Designated pick-up areas; many co-ops aren't brick-and-mortar stores. Instead, a delivery driver will drop off orders in areas on specific dates at specific times.
  • A website and/or Facebook page to share details of the co-op, orders, and communicate with fellow members.

Benefits of a Raw Food Co-Op

  • A co-op may help you cut your monthly raw food budget in half or more.
  • Some co-ops are like shopping at a local pet store, but everything is discounted.
  • I can partner with another raw feeder if I don't need a bulk order.
  • I'm automatically connected to a community of local raw feeders.
  • The people who manage our co-op are always looking for the best deals and new products to offer.
  • We can get the best quality meat from confirmed humane/organic farms.
  • My pick-up location is 10 minutes from my house.
  • I can buy nearly everything I need for my dogs and cat through our local co-op.

How to Find Raw Food Co-Ops Near You

The following is a list of raw food co-ops I've found through online research and fellow raw feeders. I have not vetted these co-ops for quality, service, fees, or policy. I do not know the people who manage these co-ops. If you have questions, please direct them to the co-op of your choice. The only co-op I have experience with is Wazzuor, which serves parts of Washington and Oregon.

This list is organized by state, and there is one listing for Canada. To find your state, hit Ctrl-F on a PC or Command-F on a Mac and enter your state's name in the search bar that opens. For Canada, search for “Canada.”

There are a few raw food brands listed; I've included these to provide more options for people who don't have a lot of resources in their area.

AR – Arkansas Raw Food Co-Ops

AZ – Arizona Raw Food Co-Ops

CA – California Raw Food Co-Ops

California Raw Food Brands…

CO – Colorado Raw Food Co-Ops

CT – Connecticut Raw Food Co-Ops

FL – Florida Raw Food Co-Ops

Florida Raw Food Brands

GA – Georgia Raw Food Co-Ops

HI – Hawaii Raw Food Co-Ops

ID – Idaho Raw Food Co-Ops

IL – Illinois Raw Food Co-Ops

IN – Indiana Raw Food Co-Ops

Indiana Raw Food Brands

IA – Iowa Raw Food Co-Ops

KS – Kansas Raw Food Co-Ops

KY – Kentucky Raw Food Co-Ops

MA – Massachusetts Raw Food Co-Ops

  • Dogs Gone Raw – distributors of Oma's Pride, Blue Ridge Beef, and Albright raw dog food.
  • Field and Feed – currently only offers Oma's Pride; offers service for New Hampshire and Massachusetts
  • Pawfectly Raw New England – delivers to MA, NH, VT, CT, RI, and ME.
  • Raw Dog Express – delivers to MA, NH, and several areas throughout New England.

MD – Maryland Raw Food Co-Ops

ME – Maine Raw Food Co-Ops

MI – Michigan Raw Food Co-Ops

MN – Minnesota Raw Food Co-Ops

MO – Missouri Raw Food Co-Ops

MT – Montana Raw Food Co-Ops

NC – North Carolina Raw Food Co-Ops

North Carolina Raw Food Brands

NE – Nebraska Raw Food Co-Ops

NH – New Hampshire Raw Food Co-Ops

NJ – New Jersey Raw Food Co-Ops

NV – Nevada Raw Food Co-Ops

NY – New York Raw Food Co-Ops

OH – Ohio Raw Food Co-Ops

OK – Oklahoma Raw Food Co-Ops

OR – Oregon Raw Food Co-Ops

PA – Pennsylvania Raw Food Co-Ops

Pennsylvania Raw Food Brands…

RI – Rhode Island Raw Food Co-Ops

SC – South Carolina Raw Food Co-Ops

TN – Tennessee Raw Food Co-Ops

TX – Texas Raw Food Co-Ops

VA – Virginia Raw Food Co-Ops

VT – Vermont Raw Food Co-Ops

WA – Washington Raw Food Co-Ops

Washington Raw Food Brands

Washington DC Raw Food Co-Ops

WI – Wisconsin Raw Food Co-Ops

WV – West Virginia Raw Food Co-Ops

Canada

Raw Food Brands that Deliver

Please note that not all of these brands deliver across the United States, and none deliver outside the United States.

Need Help with Recipes?

I do DIY raw feeding, which is easier and less expensive than commercial raw. I'm raising five dogs on a raw food diet and find that ordering in bulk and bulk meal prep is best for me, and I share my raw dog food recipes on my blog.

If you want someone to create a meal for you, that is an option. I recommend Scott Marshall of Raw Feeding 101. You can also check out online raw feeding courses.

Easy Raw Dog Food Recipes

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