Bowlsome Kangaroo Collection
1 x 200g PouchKangaroo Bobs $20.00 /Digestive HealthAnti-InflammatoryLow FatFreeze dried meatballs dog food
13 x 200g PouchesKangaroo Bowl $57.00 /Digestive HealthJoint SupportHypoallergenicBowl of meat, veggies and grains dog food
Kangaroo dog food for dogs with allergies
If your dog reacts to everyday proteins, start with a kangaroo food where kangaroo is the only meat, then check the rest of the ingredients. Kangaroo Bowl is 64.92% kangaroo, with no chicken, beef, wheat, soy or dairy, the five most common allergens for dogs. It's slow-cooked with carrot, brown rice and red quinoa into a complete and balanced, hypoallergenic meal.
Kangaroo Bobs are 70.42% kangaroo, but they're made with wheat flour. If wheat is a problem for your dog, choose the Bowl. Kangaroo Bowl contains a small amount of green-lipped mussel, so if your dog reacts to shellfish, check with your vet first.
Kangaroo Bowl, slow-cooked for everyday meals
Kangaroo Bowl is a slow-cooked casserole made with fresh Australian kangaroo, locally sourced fruit and vegetables, and a blend of ancient grains. It's complete and balanced, and it's hypoallergenic, making it a gentle choice for dogs with food sensitivities.
Each Bowl is sealed in a stay-fresh pouch that lives in the pantry. Open it, serve it, done. Refrigerate after opening and use within three days.
Fish Oil & Sunflower Oil
A nourishing blend of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids that helps support healthy skin, a shiny coat, normal immune function.
Earthy Carrot
Naturally rich in beta-carotene, fibre and antioxidants, carrots help support healthy vision, digestion, immune function and overall wellbeing in dogs.
Brown Rice and Black Rice
Wholesome whole grains that provide fibre, B vitamins, magnesium and antioxidants. Together, they help support healthy digestion, steady energy and overall wellbeing in dogs.
Red Quinoa
A nutrient-dense ancient grain providing plant protein, fibre, magnesium, iron and antioxidants. It helps support healthy digestion, steady energy and overall wellbeing in dogs.
Wild-harvested Australian Kangaroo
High in protein, low fat, rich in iron, zinc, and B vitamins
Spinach
A healthy leafy green containing vitamins A, C and K, plus folate, iron and antioxidants. It supports immune function, healthy cells and overall wellbeing in dogs.
Kangaroo Bobs, freeze-dried and flexible
Kangaroo Bobs are freeze-dried meatballs, cooked before they're freeze-dried and made with the same premium Australian kangaroo blended with wholesome vegetables and grains.
Serve them crunchy as a training treat, crumble them over dinner as a topper, or rehydrate them into fresh meatballs for a full meal.
Wholesome Wheat Flour
A source of carbohydrates that helps provide everyday energy while contributing to the texture and structure of the recipe. Depending on the flour used, it can also provide fibre, B vitamins and minerals that support balanced nutrition.
Golden Turmeric
Naturally rich in curcumin and antioxidants, turmeric helps support a healthy inflammatory response, joint mobility and overall wellbeing in dogs.
Fish Oil & Sunflower Oil
A nourishing blend of omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids that helps support healthy skin, a shiny coat, normal immune function.
Earthy Carrot
Naturally rich in beta-carotene, fibre and antioxidants, carrots help support healthy vision, digestion, immune function and overall wellbeing in dogs.
Crunchy Green Broccoli
A nutrient-rich veggie packed with fibre, vitamin C, vitamin K and antioxidants. Broccoli helps support healthy digestion, immune function and overall wellbeing in dogs.
Nourishing Leafy Kale
Packed with vitamins A, C and K, plus fibre and antioxidants, kale helps support immune health, digestion, healthy cells and overall wellbeing in dogs.
Wild-harvested Australian Kangaroo
High in protein, low fat, rich in iron, zinc, and B vitamins.
Single-protein feeding, made simpler
Every Bowlsome recipe uses single meat protein. In this range, that protein is kangaroo.
This matters if your dog has food sensitivities. When a meal contains a single main protein, you know exactly what your dog is eating. That makes it far easier to work out what agrees with them and what doesn't. It's also why single-protein food is often used as part of an elimination diet when a vet has directed one.
If your dog is being investigated for a food sensitivity, talk to your vet about where kangaroo fits in.
Switching your dog to kangaroo
Take it slowly. Most dogs do best with a gradual changeover across seven to ten days. If your dog has a sensitive stomach, stretch it out further. There's no prize for rushing.
Days 1-3
About a quarter kangaroo, three quarters their current food.
Days 4-6
Half and half.
Days 7-9
Three quarters kangaroo.
Day 10
Fully switched.
Not sure yet? Start small
New to Bowlsome and not ready to commit to a full pack? The Sample Pack comes in a three-pouch Kangaroo variant. Enough to find out whether your dog is as enthusiastic about it as you are.
And if you're a first-time customer, you're covered by our Empty Bowl Guarantee. If your dog doesn't love their first Bowlsome order, we'll help arrange a replacement or refund in line with our guarantee terms.
Common questions
What dog parents ask us most about kangaroo.
Is kangaroo good for dogs?
Kangaroo is a lean red meat and a complete protein source. It's naturally rich in iron, which supports healthy red blood cells and oxygen transport, zinc, which helps support immune function, skin health and a healthy coat, and B vitamins, including B12, important for energy metabolism and nervous system function. In Bowlsome's Kangaroo Bowl it's combined with fruit, vegetables and ancient grains into a complete and balanced meal, so it provides everything your dog needs in one bowl.
Is kangaroo a good option for dogs with food sensitivities?
It can be. Kangaroo is a novel protein for most dogs, and every Bowlsome recipe uses a single meat protein, which makes it easier to identify what your dog does and doesn't tolerate. If your dog has a diagnosed food allergy, work through it with your vet.
Is the Kangaroo Bowl hypoallergenic?
Yes, Kangaroo Bowl is hypoallergenic. Beef, chicken, wheat, soy and dairy are the most common allergens for dogs, and kangaroo isn't one of them, so it's a good option if your dog reacts to more commonly fed proteins.
What's the best kangaroo dog food for dogs with allergies?
Look for one where kangaroo is the only meat and the recipe avoids what your dog reacts to. Kangaroo Bowl is a single meat protein recipe with no chicken, beef, wheat, soy or dairy, and it's hypoallergenic. If your vet is managing your dog's allergies, check with them before switching.
Is kangaroo or chicken better for dogs with sensitivities?
Chicken is one of the most common allergens for dogs. Kangaroo is less commonly used in dog food, so it may suit dogs with sensitivities to chicken and other everyday proteins. If chicken already suits your dog, there's no need to switch.
Kangaroo vs lamb for dogs with allergies: which is better?
Both are less common in dog food than chicken or beef, so either may suit a dog that reacts to those. The better pick is whichever your dog has eaten less of before. If that's kangaroo, Kangaroo Bowl is a single meat protein recipe with no chicken, beef, wheat, soy or dairy.
Is Bowlsome kangaroo food raw?
No. Kangaroo Bowls are slow-cooked. Kangaroo Bobs are cooked before they're freeze-dried.
Does it need to go in the fridge?
Not before opening. That's the point of it. Store pouches in the pantry. After opening, refrigerate and use within three days.
Can I feed Bobs as a full meal?
Yes. Rehydrate them at a 1:3 ratio by weight and serve as meatballs. They also work as a topper or a training treat.
Is the kangaroo Australian?
Yes. Our kangaroo is sourced in Australia. Bowlsome is also an Australian family-owned business, and everything is made here too.
