Our Raw Pet Food Product is a chicken and beef mixture, including chicken necks and backs, beef liver, lung, heart and kidney, as well as sweet potato, green beans and carrots. It is available in 1 or 2 lb flash frozen containers
provide a source of amino acids and essential fatty acids, fresh raw bone for optimum calcium levels, aids in removal of plaque from teeth and nourishment for the gums and is a natural course of protein, fats and calcium, selenium, niacin and vitamin b6 chicken backs are high in essential fatty acids and have a great bone to meat ratio.
Contain a wide variety of micronutrients, including Vitamin B, phosphorus, iron, copper, magnesium, iodine as well as Vitamins A, D, E and K. They are also a natural source of vitamin D which is essential for regulating the absorption of calcium and phosphorus, an important factor in bone and teeth development. Liver is one of the best sources of iron for the body, which helps brain development, hemoglobin production, body temperature regulation and muscle activity, to name a few. Beef heart is full of selenium, zinc, phosphorus, and essential amino acids that work to build up muscle, store energy and increase your pets endurance. Kidneys are rich in vitamin B12, riboflavin and iron and are a great source of B6, folic acid and niacin.
carrots are a low calorie high fibre vegetable source that contains beta carotene and vitamin A which can keep their eyes, skin coat and teeth healthy.
these also contain beta carotene, vitamin C and manganese, but are also a great source of dietary fibre to help maintain healthy stools.
green beans contain vitamins A C and K, which are all great sources of antioxidant properties to help speed up healing, and specifically vitamin K to promote blood clotting from a wound or cut. High in dietary fibre, green beans can bulk up the stool to allow for easier passing, and are also a great way to control sugar in the bloodstream.
Our product is fresh frozen and should be served raw after thawed. Our Raw Pet Food contains pieces of bone and therefore should never be cooked. Cooked bone can splinter easily and should be avoided as it can cause choking or puncture wounds in the digestive tract. Always make sure to be cautious when handling raw food, clean and sterilize all bowls, countertops, and utensils that have been used. Do not mix generic pet products with a raw diet as it is digested at a different rate than raw food and cause stress on the digestive system.
