You might not have thought of feeding emu to your dog — but this Aussie native is more than just a novel protein. It's lean, loaded with nutrients, and ideal for dogs with sensitivities to common meats like chicken or beef.
Why Emu?
Emu is a novel protein, which means most dogs haven't been exposed to it — making it perfect for itchy dogs, sensitive tummies, or those who need a change from the usual.
Emu oil is a prized ingredient in high-end human skincare for its skin-soothing and anti-inflammatory properties. While we don't use the oil in our meals, feeding emu meat naturally supports your dog's skin and coat health from the inside out.
Packed with Goodness
- High protein, low fat — keeps energy high and meals lean
- Rich in iron — twice the amount found in beef
- Loaded with vitamins A, B12, B6, C & D — supporting immunity, healthy skin and strong bones
- Naturally low in cholesterol — great for dogs watching their weight or with sensitivities
- Novel protein — ideal for dogs with food allergies or intolerances to common proteins
Our Excellent Emu recipe uses emu thigh fillet sourced direct from the farm, combined with kumara, millet and peach — handmade into heart-shaped patties in our Sydney kitchen.
Is Emu Right for Your Dog?
Excellent Emu is ideal for:
- Dogs with chicken or beef sensitivities
- Itchy or allergy-prone dogs needing a novel protein
- Older dogs needing easy-to-digest, lean meals
- Fussy eaters who love variety in the bowl
Pip Eats Excellent Emu is Australia's only complete and balanced emu meal for dogs — vet nutritionist formulated to AAFCO international standard, handmade in small batches in our Sydney kitchen from emu sourced direct from the farm. No fillers, nothing artificial.
If your dog has sensitivities, you might also find our guide on dog hydration useful — keeping sensitive dogs well hydrated supports digestion and overall health.
Try Emu for Your Dog
Curious whether your dog will love emu? Our fresh dog food trial pack lets you try Excellent Emu alongside two other recipes — see what your dog loves best before committing to a regular delivery.
