Short answer — many brands sold in Australia advertise recipes where a named, real meat is the first ingredient. Examples (each link shows the brand/recipe wording or ingredient lists claiming meat or a named meat source first):

• Ivory Coat — “Australian meat is our #1 ingredient” on their product pages/FAQ. (ivorycoat.com.au)
• Black Hawk — multiple recipes state meat (e.g. “real Australian lamb/chicken”) as the first ingredient. (blackhawkpetcare.com.au)
• Meals for Mutts (MfM) — single‑protein recipes list the meat (e.g. kangaroo, chicken, lamb) first. (mealsformutts.com.au)
• NOOD — marketing and product pages state “real meat 1st ingredient” and list named meats in recipes. (noodpetfood.com)
• K9 Natural — freeze‑dried/freeze‑preserved recipes list whole meats (e.g. lamb, beef) as the first ingredient. (au.k9natural.com)
• ZIWI (ZiwiPeak) — air‑dried recipes contain very high meat/organs/bone percentages (meat components are the first ingredients). (ziwipetfood.com.au)
• AATU — many tinned/cold‑pressed recipes list a named meat/fish (large % meat) up front. (thedogschoice.com)
• Nature’s Gift — several wet & dry formulas advertise “Australian meat” or “real meat #1 ingredient” on product pages (check specific flavour). (uat.naturesgiftpetfood.com)

Important notes (please check before buying)

• “Meat first” can vary by specific flavour/formula — a brand may have some recipes that list named fresh meat first and others that list meat meal, by‑products or grains first. Always check the exact product’s ingredient panel. (petfoodreviews.com.au)
• “Fresh meat” (e.g. “chicken”) and “meat meal” (e.g. “chicken meal”) are different ingredients technically; both are animal protein but differ in concentration and how they’re listed. If you specifically want fresh whole meat first, read the ingredient wording on the pack. (hillspet.com.au)
• Formulations and labels change over time (brands update recipes), so verify the pack label or the brand’s product page for the current ingredient order before purchasing. (ivorycoat.com.au)

If you’d like, tell me one or two specific brands/flavours you have in mind and I’ll check the current ingredient list (I can pull the exact ingredient order for those products).