Raw and simple so dogs & cats can take advantage of the health benefits. ONE simple ingredient and NOTHING ELSE!! Made with USA grown and processed meat. Great for supplementary feeding or treats.
Sourced from local organic farmer. Our rabbit formula was designed with diabetic dogs in mind which also makes this formula so effective for dogs that need to lose a few pounds. The green beans help regulate blood sugar. Added cranberries increase the antioxidants to aid cancer fighting cells.
Purpose: formula for effective weight loss and aid in alleviating allergy symptoms.
Features:
- Low Fat
- High-Quality Protein
- Novel Protein
- Good Alternative for Pancreatic Dogs
- Complete & Balanced
- Premium Muscle Cuts
- Grain, Potato, Pea, Lentil FREE
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USDA Certified Poultry
Ingredients:
- Rabbit
- Ground Rabbit Bone
- Rabbit Giblets
- Carrots
- Apples
- Green Beans
- Broccoli
- Spinach
- Acorn Squash
- Beets
- Parsley
- Blueberries
- Cranberries
- Olive Oil
- Cod Liver Oil
- Calcium Carbonate
Feeding Guide:
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Shelf Life:
A unique feature of the freeze dried is that it has an extraordinary shelf life. For inventory purposes we utilize a use by date that is 18 months from the date of manufacture. The product will be good for years if stored in a cool dry place. If you re-hydrate the food it should be fed within 24 hours.
Nutrition Information:
Guaranteed Analysis (AS FED):
Min Crude Protein………………. 56%
Min Crude Fat…………….………. 12%
Max. Crude Fiber……….………… 3%
Max. Moisture……………………. 10%
Calorie Content (calculated; ME): 3,583 kcal/kg and 808 kcal/8oz and 101 kcal/oz.
RECONSTITUTING or REHYDRATING ANALYSIS:
Min Crude Protein………………. 15%
Min Crude Fat…………….………. 4%
Max. Crude Fiber……….………… 1%
Max. Moisture……………………. 75%
Calorie Content (calculated; ME): 1,312 kcal/kg and 298 kcal/8oz and 37 kcal/oz.
The frozen and the freeze dried is the same formulation. The only difference is one has been freeze dried. The as fed nutritional values of each are the same.
