100% AMERICAN-SOURCED MEAT ✦ NO FILLERS ✦ SMALL-BATCH ✦ BASED IN WYOMING ✦ 100% AMERICAN-SOURCED MEAT ✦ NO FILLERS ✦ SMALL-BATCH ✦ BASED IN WYOMING ✦ 100% AMERICAN-SOURCED MEAT ✦ NO FILLERS ✦ SMALL-BATCH ✦ BASED IN WYOMING ✦ 100% AMERICAN-SOURCED MEAT ✦ NO FILLERS ✦ SMALL-BATCH ✦ BASED IN WYOMING ✦
 Dog outdoors in the Bighorn Mountains, Wyoming
Raw Dog Food ✦ Wyoming Crafted

Meat first.
Nothing hiding.

built for outside dogs

Small-batch raw dog food made with 100% American-sourced meat and no fillers. Simple on purpose. Proud of where it comes from.

100% USA Sourced
Zero Fillers
Small-Batch Raw
American-sourced meat
AMERICAN-SOURCED Meat from the USA
No fillers
NO FILLERS Just real food
Small-batch
SMALL-BATCH Made deliberately
Wyoming based
WYOMING BASED High-country roots
Keep the bowl honest.

Three ways to stock the freezer.

Use the format that fits your dog and your routine. The visual lineup below is a concept range for this landing-page prototype.

Concept batch / 01 Timberline Everyday Raw concept package in a rustic cabin setting

The daily bag

A straightforward everyday format for owners who want a freezer staple without the grocery-list ingredient panel.

See the standard →
Concept batch / 02 Timberline Trail Box concept with multiple raw dog food pouches

Stock-up format

A concept multi-bag box designed for fewer store runs and more room in the week for the trail, yard, truck, and lake.

Raw 101 →
Concept batch / 03 Timberline First Box concept starter kit with branded pouch

Start simple

A concept starter format for people who want a clean first step into Timberline without turning dinner into a science project.

Common questions →
The Timberline standard

Short label.
Long day outside.

Timberline is built around a short list of non-negotiables: small batches, American-sourced meat, and no filler ingredients pretending to be food.

  • 01100% American-sourced meat
  • 02No fillers
  • 03Small-batch by design
  • 04Wyoming-based company
Timberline / raw dog food
WY
Simple food.
Wild country.
American-sourced meat
100%American-sourced meat
0Fillers in the standard
WYWhere Timberline calls home
Dog running through an open Wyoming mountain meadow with Timberline dog food
From the high country

For dogs that still remember they have paws.

Eat. Run. Repeat.

No lifestyle cosplay. Timberline’s point of view is simple: good food, open country, fewer unnecessary things.

How raw works
What we stand by

Nothing fancy.
Just standards you can read.

Proud of origin

The meat standard is American-sourced. The company is based in Wyoming. Both belong on the front of the package, not buried in fine print.

01 / source

No filler logic

Timberline’s promise is direct: no fillers. That makes the message easier to read and the standard easier to understand.

02 / formula

Small on purpose

This is a small-batch company, not a mass-market machine wearing a mountain on the bag. The scale is part of the identity.

03 / batch

Made for the freezer aisle, the mudroom, and the back of the truck.

Specialty petFeed + ranchOutdoor-minded
No dumb questions.

Raw 101.

This prototype keeps the answers limited to what has been supplied about Timberline. Final product instructions, storage guidance, feeding directions, and nutrition claims should come from the brand’s verified product documentation.

What makes Timberline different?

Timberline is a small-batch raw dog food company based in Wyoming. Its stated product standard is 100% American-sourced meat with no fillers.

Where is the meat sourced?

Timberline’s stated sourcing standard is 100% American-sourced meat. Specific ranches, processors, states, or supplier relationships were not provided for this prototype.

What does “no fillers” mean here?

The brand promise supplied for this concept is “no fillers.” A final production site should define the term against the verified ingredient panel so the claim stays specific and transparent.

How do I transition my dog to raw food?

Feeding and transition directions were not supplied. The production version should use Timberline’s veterinarian- or nutritionist-reviewed guidance rather than generic advice.

Keep the label short

Feed the dog.
Skip the filler.

See the concept range ↗