Fresh Puppy Food, Made in Melbourne
Gently cooked meals for growing puppies, made in our Collingwood kitchen from named, human-grade Australian ingredients and delivered to your door.
- 5.0 ★ from 77 Google reviews
- Formulated with Dr Davide Stefanutti
- Human-grade ingredients
- Made in Melbourne
- Free delivery across Victoria
Brunswick Fur Food
Fresh dog food

Six things every puppy needs & we created one bowl that covers them.
Our recipes are built around the building blocks of a healthy puppy, so you can spend less time reading labels and more time enjoying the puppy stage.
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Growth
Balanced, portion-controlled meals help puppies grow at a steady rate. That matters most for large breeds, where growing too fast puts pressure on developing joints. Supports: healthy bones and joints
Steady, even growth
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Development
Quality protein, healthy fats, vitamins and minerals support normal development of the brain, eyes and immune system. Supports: normal brain, eye and immune development
The building blocks for a growing body
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Digestion
Gently cooked ingredients with natural fibre are easy to digest, which helps when a new puppy is settling in or has soft stools. Supports: easy digestion, firmer stools
Gentle on young tummies
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Wellbeing
Real meat and healthy fats show in the small things: a healthy coat, steady energy and a pup who's excited at mealtimes. Supports: healthy coat and everyday energy
A puppy who's keen for dinner
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Sensitive Tummies
Some puppies need a bit more care. Our Lamb recipe is our go-to for pups prone to soft stools or moving over from another food. Supports: easier settling-in
A gentler option
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Transparency
Every ingredient is named on the pack, and every recipe is formulated with Dr Davide Stefanutti. Supports: peace of mind, every meal
Know what's in the bowl
Real ingredients, chosen for what they do
No mystery meals or vague "meat derivatives". Every recipe is made from named, human-grade ingredients, sourced locally and chosen for a job.
Easily digested proteins
Chicken and lamb are gentle on growing tummies.
No corn, soy or wheat
We leave them out, so every bowl is meat and vegetables.
Sweet potato, pumpkin
Natural fibre that helps keep stools firm while your puppy adjusts to a new diet.
Sardine & cod liver oil
Natural omega-3s that support a healthy coat and normal brain and eye development.
A puppy's needs change every few months, and so should their portions
Tell us your puppy's age, weight and breed and we'll suggest a starting portion. Call us any time it needs adjusting as they grow.
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Settling in (8–12 weeks)
Small, frequent meals, 3–4 a day, while your puppy adjusts to a new home and new food.
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Peak growth (3–6 months)
Energy needs rise fast through teething and the biggest growth spurt, so portions go up regularly.
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Building muscle (6–12 months)
Growth slows and steadies. Most pups move to 2 meals a day.
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Adult transition (12–24 months)
Small breeds usually move to adult portions around 10–14 months. Large and giant breeds often stay on growth portions until 18–24 months. Your vet can confirm timing.
Gently cooked, not raw or ultra-processed
Most puppy owners find us after trying kibble or thinking about raw. Here's how the three compare in general.
What matters |
Dry kibble |
Raw |
BFF gently cooked |
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| Processing | High-heat extruded, shelf-stable | Uncooked | Lightly cooked |
| Ingredients | Often meat meals and grains | Raw meat and offal, varies by brand | Named human-grade meat and vegetables |
| Handling | Easy to store | Needs careful handling and freezing | Arrives frozen; already cooked |
| Formulation | Varies by brand | Varies by brand | Formulated with Dr Davide Stefanutti |
| Where to buy | Supermarkets, pet stores | Specialty suppliers | Delivered to your door in Victoria |
General category comparison for informational purposes. Always check the current pack or label of any specific product for its exact formulation.
Not sure it's right for your dog?
We're a small Melbourne kitchen, not a call centre. Tell us what your dog has reacted to and we'll tell you honestly whether we can help — including if the answer is no.
Call 0433 985 402Mon–Sun, 10am – 6pm
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Feeding Guide
How much should your dog eat?
Tell us a little about your dog and we’ll work out their daily portion and which meal size to order.
Puppy Food FAQs
Straight answers to the questions we get asked most
Start with our Starter Pack so your puppy can try a few recipes before you subscribe. If they're coming off kibble or another food, switch over 7–10 days, mixing in a little more BFF each day. If they're already on a cooked food, the switch is usually quicker.
Our Lamb recipe is usually the gentlest place to start. All our recipes leave out corn, soy and wheat, and include fibre from sweet potato and pumpkin to help firm up stools.
Large and giant breeds do best growing steadily rather than quickly, because fast growth puts pressure on developing joints. The key is the right portion. Tell us your puppy's breed when you order and we'll help you get it right.
It's a different approach. We lightly cook our meals so they're safe to handle and easy to digest, while keeping them as close to fresh as possible. Many owners switching from kibble tell us they see firmer stools and steadier energy.
It depends on their age, current weight, expected adult size and activity, so there's no single number. Call us and we'll work out a starting portion and help you adjust it as they grow.
Most small and medium breeds are ready between 10 and 14 months. Large and giant breeds often stay on growth portions until 18–24 months. Your vet can confirm the timing at a check-up.
Every recipe is formulated with Dr Davide Stefanutti, veterinary nutritionist, following WSAVA guidance on selecting pet foods, as a complete diet for all life stages, including puppies.
Start with a Starter Pack to find the recipes your puppy likes, then subscribe for fortnightly or monthly delivery. You can pause, skip or cancel any time. If the food doesn't suit your dog, call us and we'll make it right.