Turkey Recipe (with fruits and veggies)
Turkey Recipe
72.5% meat, 10% bone, 10% organs, and 7.5% fruits and vegetables
Ideal for raw feeders because it provides the foundational ingredients of a raw diet – muscle meat, bone, and organs as well as whole fruits and vegetables. Including small amounts of fruits and vegetables in your pet's evolutionary diet helps balance the gut microbiome and provides a source of fiber.
This recipe was formulated to provide a natural source of amino acids, calcium, phosphorus, vitamins, and minerals.
Turkey is very protein dense and an excellent source of iron, B vitamins, selenium, potassium, phosphorus, and zinc. Turkey contains softer, more cartilaginous bone and will work well for the immediate transition from kibble to raw.
Sourcing:
Our protein is sourced only from USDA-inspected and approved-for-human-consumption suppliers.
Turkey is fed an all-vegetarian diet, antibiotic, and hormone-free. Our turkey supplier is Certified Humane and GAP (Global Animal Partnership) approved, providing twice the amount of space in their turkey barns than is required.
Fruits and vegetables are grown domestically.
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Sold in:
Individual 2-pound rolls
Individual 5-pound rolls
Forty (40) pound bulk case, consisting of eight (8) 5-pound rolls
- MAMarilyn A.Verified BuyerI recommend this productPet Age 3-5 YearsDog Breed Mixed BreedWhy are you feeding raw? Want Best Health for PetSwitched From Feeding Switched from Another Raw Company or FoodRated 5 out of 5 stars7 months agoCost effective food
I have a large dog and he has a good appetite. Since it is important to feed different proteins, it is nice to have some less expensive options. My dog loves variety and loves his mealtime. It is nice to have a local source for dog food. The customer service is second to none.
Was this helpful?RDRaw Dog Food and Company6 months agoHi Marilyn, thank you so much for the wonderful review! It's great to hear that your large pup is loving the Turkey Recipe and that you're finding it to be a cost-effective option for protein rotation. You're absolutely right that variety is so important, and we're thrilled that mealtime is such an exciting experience for him! We really appreciate you supporting our local business, and it means the world to us that you've had such a positive experience with our customer service team. Your big guy is lucky to have someone who prioritizes both quality nutrition and variety in his diet!
- KWKristopher W.Verified BuyerI recommend this productPet Age 6-8 YearsDog Breed Mixed BreedWhy are you feeding raw? Want Best Health for PetSwitched From Feeding KibbleRated 5 out of 5 stars11 months agoGood quick meal
This is a good quick meal if we are in a hurry or traveling. I don't like HPP food, so this works.
Was this helpful? - BBearVerified BuyerI recommend this productPet Age 11+ YearsDog Breed MalteseWhy are you feeding raw? Want Best Health for PetSwitched From Feeding CookedRated 5 out of 5 stars1 year agoMy dog approves
The biggest thing Ive noticed is my dog no longer has tear stains. He's 9 'lbs, 12 years old and always had tear stains. 1 month on this food and they were gone. He did have a time adjusting to being a little dehydrated after switching over, but I just add water to his food whenever feeding it to him. He won't even TOUCH the dryfood he used to eat, leaves every little kernel left in the bowl! His coat looks healthy and he has tons of energy!
Was this helpful?RDRaw Dog Food and Company1 year agoThank you for your review and sharing your experience. The thing we love about the raw diet is that it gets real results that pet parents like yourself actually see. We're so happy to hear how the diet is helping his tear stains and how much improved his coat and energy are!