Frequently Asked Questions

When WE say ‘Free Range’ we mean that the animals live in FAMILY GROUPS on PASTURES in LOW DENSITIES. Despite the misleading labelling by the big players, real ‘Free Range’ doesn’t happen in a shed – it happens on pastures where animals freely express their instinctive behaviours. In order to counteract the wealth of misleading information out there, we are leaning toward the use of the term ‘PASTURE RAISED’ as a way to describe our meats. This confirms that the animal has lived its life outside on pasture and not in sheds. It doesn’t mean having ‘access’ to pasture but actually spending the majority of their time OUTDOORS with access to shelter as required.Did you know that over 90% of Australian grown pigs are raised in intensive farming systems? Eeek.

Organic is everything free-range (as above) and MORE. It is also about additional animal welfare standards, socially responsible and sustainable farming, and naturally grown animals. This means no GMOs, no synthetic pesticides, herbicides, hormones, growth promotants or antibiotics. In fact, only 1% of chickens grown in Australia are certified organic!

Being certified means that our farmers are required to meet a series of high standards relating to animal welfare. Stocking densities, access to the outdoors, protection from predators, freedom from mutilations (tail docking, nose rings etc) are just some of the standards that our farmers adhere to. Additionally, and importantly, the slaughter process is done as humanely as possible, either on the farm or close by. Slaughter practices are also monitored by certification and the methods vary greatly to those used by the majority of larger slaughter facilities in Australia.

We are at 59 Rene Street, Noosaville.

Monday to Friday – 7:00am to 5:30pm 

Saturday – 7:00am to 2:00pm 

Sunday – Closed 

Public Holidays – open Show Day and Easter Saturday only

Yes! 

Bella & Boots is a sister company of Eumundi Meats. 

We deal with the same farmers and share distribution centres. 

There are varying opinions on how much raw food you should be feeding your doggo and or house lion (cat). One thing is for sure, it can vary quite a bit with the metabolism and activity level of your pet. Daily feeding guidelines will also vary by manufacturer. 

The best thing you can do as a pet-parent is to simply monitor your pet's weight for the first 4-6 weeks on the the new diet.

Once, to twice per week you should examine them physically; checking their ribs, their hips, etc to identify if they've been gaining or losing weight and adjusting your feeding practices accordingly. 

With that said, it always helps to have a guideline when you're starting out. As such, we've put together a general overview of what experts recommend starting out with! 

Check it out here!

Yes! For orders over $100 Free Delivery Applies. Please check we deliver to your area first

We deliver to most Sunshine Coast, Brisbane & Gold Coast Areas.

Local deliveries are from Caloundra to Noosa; (Specifically postcodes 4551 excluding Bells Creek, 4575, 4557, 4556, 4572, 4558, 4564, 4573, 4567, 4566, 4565 Tewantin only. 

Hinterland including Nambour, 4560, 4553, 4555, 4554, 4519, 4552, 4559. 

Please, confirm your suburb as some Hinterland areas are MASSIVE and we can't service the whole code. 

Same Day Shipping to other areas.

Alternatively you can pick up in store at Noosaville.