Carnivore Specific Diets

★ Carnivore Specific Diets

Built around the way dogs and cats are meant to eat.

Dogs and cats are carnivores. Timberwolf recipes lead with real meat and fish, supported by purposeful whole-food ingredients — not bulked up with corn, wheat, soy, or by-products.

Wolf at sunset overlooking mountains and river — ancestral carnivore biology
1996Family-Owned
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5-Star Dog Food Advisor
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Meat & Fish First

Animal protein leads the ingredient panel of every recipe.

AAFCO Complete & Balanced

Formulated to meet AAFCO nutrient profiles for all life stages.

No Filler Story

No corn, wheat, soy, or by-products — ever.

★ Built On The Same Philosophy

Every recipe. Meat first.

★ Why It Matters

Diet that fits the dog.

Dogs and cats have evolved to digest and thrive on animal protein. A Carnivore Specific Diet means the recipe is built around that biology — concentrated animal protein, naturally occurring Omega fatty acids from fish, and a deliberately short list of whole-food carbohydrates and herbs.

Every Timberwolf recipe runs 34–40% crude protein, with the first ingredients always being meat or fish. The rest of the bowl supports nutrient density — not volume.

Timberwolf bowl with raw meat, fish, herbs, vegetables, and kibble
★ What This Looks Like

On every panel.

  • Real meat or fish as the first ingredient
  • 34–40% crude protein across the lineup
  • Omega-3 sources (salmon, salmon oil, flaxseed) on every label
  • Eight functional herbs — basil, parsley, thyme, turmeric, fenugreek, fennel, cumin, mint
  • Made in the USA — family-owned since 1996
★ Built For Real Dogs

Active dogs · Working lines · Family households

★ In Their Words

What people who feed Timberwolf say.

"We tell every new customer: this is a Carnivore Specific Diet. That phrase alone changes how they think about feeding."

— An independent retailer in the Pacific Northwest

"After switching our kennel, the first thing we noticed was firmer stools and a visible coat change in three weeks."

— A working-dog kennel
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