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Raw Dog Food with Eggs Edmonton
Apr 14, 2025
Eggs are a common addition in raw dog food. Here is what Edmonton raw feeders should know about eggs in a raw diet and which Hound and Bone blends include them.
Eggs are one of the most common whole food additions in raw feeding, and they appear regularly in BARF-style raw dog food formulas. Here is what Edmonton dog owners should know about eggs in a raw diet.
Eggs are a complete protein source and are highly digestible for most dogs. They provide a range of nutrients including protein, fat, and vitamins in a compact, affordable package. Many raw feeders include eggs as a regular addition to their dog's meals, either as part of a pre-made blend or added separately. For more on the BARF approach that typically includes eggs, see our post on what is a BARF diet for dogs.
Both raw and cooked eggs are fed to dogs by raw feeders. Raw eggs include the egg white, which contains avidin, a compound that can interfere with biotin absorption when fed in very large quantities over a long period. In practice, moderate amounts of raw eggs are not considered a concern for most dogs, but some owners prefer to feed cooked or lightly scrambled eggs to avoid the question entirely.
Several Hound and Bone blends include eggs as part of the formula. The Chicken Veggie Blend Tube and Turkey Veggie Blend Tube both include eggs alongside their vegetable mix. The Advanced Beef Bison Turkey Veggie Tube also includes eggs as part of its comprehensive ingredient list. For a broader look at which blends include plant-based ingredients, see our post on raw dog food with vegetables and fruits.
Browse the full range and check the ingredient list on each product page for the full breakdown.
If you want to add eggs to your dog's raw meals beyond what is in the formula, whole eggs are an easy and affordable addition. Most dogs enjoy them and they can be fed raw, soft-boiled, or scrambled without seasoning.
Hound and Bone delivers raw blends containing eggs to Edmonton and surrounding communities. Free delivery on orders over $120.
This article is for general information only and is not veterinary advice. Every dog is different — consult your veterinarian before making changes to your dog’s diet. Individual results may vary.