Small Batch Dog Frozen Lightly Cooked Lamb Sliders

Small Batch Dog Frozen Lightly Cooked Lamb Sliders78% humanely raised and harvested lamb, 18% organic produce, 4% natural supplements lamb heart, lamb (with ground bone), lamb liver, organic butternut squash, organic celery, pollock oil, organic zucchini, organic broccoli, organic cauliflower, organic green beans, organic bok choy, organic dandelion greens, organic apple cider vinegar, sunflower seeds, organic kelp, brazil nut, organic blueberries, organic cilantro, organic chia seeds, organic

78% humanely raised and harvested lamb, 18% organic produce, 4% natural supplements
lamb heart, lamb (with ground bone), lamb liver, organic butternut squash, organic celery, pollock oil, organic zucchini, organic broccoli, organic cauliflower, organic green beans, organic bok choy, organic dandelion greens, organic apple cider vinegar, sunflower seeds, organic kelp, brazil nut, organic blueberries, organic cilantro, organic chia seeds, organic wheatgrass, vitamin e supplement, organic thyme, organic oregano, zinc amino acid chelate, copper amino acid chelate, manganese amino acid chelate

*Our organic kelp is sourced from the pristine waters of Iceland

guaranteed analysis - as fed

Moisture (max): 71.0%
Crude Protein (min):  12.0%
Crude Fat (min):  12.0%
Crude Fiber (max):  0.5%
Calcium:  0.5%
Phosphorus:  0.4%
Sodium: 0.08%
ME = Approx 48 kcal/ 1oz slider, 1685 kcal/kg

Complete and Balanced Recipe - Smallbatch Lamb Recipe Sliders are formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for All Life Stages except for the growth of large size dogs (70 lbs or more as an adult).

feeding guidelines

*Each slider is approx. 1oz

Quantities are per day for adult dogs
Up to 10 lbs: 2 - 6 Sliders per day
11 - 20 lbs: 6 - 10 Sliders per day
21 - 40 lbs: 10 - 17 Sliders per day
41 -60 lbs: 17 - 23 Sliders per day
61 - 80 lbs: 23 - 29 Sliders per day

For nursing or pregnant dogs and puppies, feed 2-3 times the suggested feeding guidelines based on current bodyweight. We recommend consulting with your veterinarian for more detailed feeding recommendations for pregnant or nursing dogs.