Kiwi Kitchens Raw Freeze Dried Venison Trail Mix Dog Treats
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- UPC:
- 9421032083235
- SKU:
- 553453
Details
This RAW Freeze-Dried Kiwi Kitchens Grass Feb Venison Trail Mix treat for dogs is made from a single protein but combines 3 extremely tasty ingredients into this mix, they include Venison Spleen, Kidney, and Lung. This unique alternative red meat protein is low in saturated fats and cholesterol as well as it being a low-calorie treat is loaded with natural goodness, including Omega 3s know to ease joint pain, moisturize the skin, and improve the coat. These treats are irresistibly tasty and perfectly sized for a high reward.
Product Highlights:
- Single Protein
- Grass Fed NZ Venison
- Alternative Protein
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About The Manufacturer
Explore Kiwi Kitchens, a New Zealand-based pet food company dedicated to crafting safer, healthier options for your pets. Partnering with PhD Nutritionist Dr. Mark Roberts, Kiwi Kitchens offers meticulously formulated diets with high-meat, high-fat, and low carb content, available in raw and cooked varieties. These recipes prioritize quality local New Zealand ingredients, reflecting the benefits of meat-based nutrition for dogs and cats. Treat your companions to the Kiwi Kitchens experience and give them the nourishment they deserve.
Nutritional Information
Ingredients:
Venison lung, venison kidney, venison spleen.
| Guaranteed Analysis: | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein (Min.) | 62% |
| Crude Fat (Min.) | 10% |
| Crude Fiber (Max.) | 3% |
| Moisture (Max.) | 5% |
Calorie Content (Calculated): 4100 kcal ME/kg, 217 kcal ME/treat
Feeding Instructions
| Weight (lbs): | Recommended Daily Amount |
|---|---|
| Tiny Dogs - 5 lb | 1 treat |
| Small Dogs - 20 lb | 3 treats |
| Medium Dogs - 50 lb | 6 treats |
| Large Dogs - 100 lb | 10 treats |
Safe Handling Guidelines: Kiwi Kitchens takes every precaution to ensure the treat is safe for your dog and family, however please keep separate from other foods, wash hands and surfaces after handling.
