All Provide Raw Turkey

$11.00

Frozen, 2 lbs

Quantity:

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Frozen, 2 lbs

Ingredients::

Turkey with Bone, Pork Heart, Pork Liver, Carrots, Broccoli, Butternut Squash, Spinach, Cranberry, Milled Flaxseed, Coconut Oil, Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil, Wheatgrass, Cod Liver Oil, Himalayan Sea Salt, Turmeric, Oregano Leaf, Dried Sea Kelp, Mixed toc

Guaranteed Analysis::

Crude Protein 17.1% min, Crude Fat 9.7% min, Fiber 1.4% max, Moisture 67.7% max, Calcium 1.0%, Phosphorus 1.0%, Carbohydrates 2.2%

Calories::

1476 kcal/kg, 42 kcal/oz

Grams Omega per 1000 Calories:

Omega-6 10.82 grams, Omega-3 1.07 grams = Ratio 10.14:1

A complete dog food, made from a single protein source. Each pouch weighs 1 lb (16 oz). Allprovide is shipped frozen; our recipes are made with the highest quality, human-grade ingredients to create a meal your dogs will love. Once fully defrosted, the food may be kept refrigerated for up to four days.

To serve, defrost, and place in your pet’s bowl. If you prefer to serve Allprovide cooked, defrost and remove from pouch, and lightly cook in a pan on low heat for a couple of minutes. Remember to wash hands and clean all surfaces and utensils thoroughly.

If you want to serve raw but a little warmed up, place in the microwave for 10 to 45 seconds. We do not recommend cooking our raw recipes in the microwave, just warmed up.

Feeding Guidelines:

Adult dogs: aim to feed 2-3% of your pet’s ideal body weight, ideally spread over two meals per day.
Puppies: feed to appetite from 4-6 weeks until 3-4 months of age. Then reduce to feeding 5-6% of ideal current body weight, spread over 3 - 4 meals per day, reducing to 2 meals at around 6 months of age. Approaching maturity, reduce daily total to 2-3% monitoring weight and adjusting portion sizes as required.

Allprovide Raw Turkey dog food formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for All Life Stages. Veterinarian formulated with the assistance of Judy Morgan, DVM, CVA, CVCP, CVFT, and award-winning veterinarian certified in food therapy - www.drjudymorgan.com