Vet RecommendedNo PreservativesNo Grains or FillersSpecies Appropriate
Description
Whole Sardines: each sardine is approximately 5-8" in length. Average individual sardine weight - approximately 3 oz each
Origin:USA Gulf of America
Dr. John Bauer, a leading veterinary nutritionist, wrote, "Omega-3 fatty acids are critically important in pet neuromuscular development, skin health, and coat quality."
Sardines are a great source of EPA and DHA long-chain omega-3 fatty acids but also high in protein, and provide a range of trace minerals which includes natural forms of zinc, antioxidants and a full spectrum of vitamins including D, B12, E and K.
Omega-3's benefits:
Alleviating the harmful effects of allergies and other conditions that result from an over reactive immune system response
Slowing the growth of common yeast infections
Aiding proper development of the retina and visual cortex
Regulating blood-clotting activity
Slowing the development and spread of certain pet cancers
Cardiovascular disorders
Cognitive function and neurological health
Inflammatory skin disease
Kidney disease
Osteoarthritis.
Ingredients:
Wild caught Sardines
Use: The Raw Food products are a pet food supplement only, not for Human Consumption.
Handling and consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase you and your pet's risk of a foodborne illness.
Ingredients & General Analysis
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How to Feed
PORTION SIZE
Use the Raw Feeding Calculator to calculate your dog's daily portion. Feed that amount split across one or two meals.
THAWING
Thaw rolls in a container in the refrigerator for 24-48 hours. Thaw only as much as you'll use in 3-5 days.