Ingredients: Whole salmon fish, Quebec pork meat, finely ground pork bones, pork offal (liver or heart), fresh vegetables (carrots, red beets), alfalfa, salt, choline chloride, zinc proteinate, vitamin E supplement, iron proteinate, manganese proteinate, copper proteinate, thiamine mononitrate, biotin supplement. Nutritional Analysis: Protein Min 17% Fat Min 11% Fibers Min 0.29% Humidity Max 70% This complete meal is formulated to meet the nutritional standards set by AAFCO and NRC.All of our recipes are made with fresh ingredients fit for human consumption, but they are suitable for animal consumption only. The meals are designed to meet the nutritional needs of a dog from 4 weeks old. The recommended daily ration is approximately 2-3% of the dog's weight (adult), and it may vary from dog to dog. Consider your dog's activity level and age. Puppies, as well as pregnant or lactating females, should eat between 4% and 6% of their weight per day. Food Format Per Box: Each box contains 24 raw food pucks, perfectly portioned at ½ lb each for a total of 12 lbs. Packed in a convenient, easy-peel vacuum-sealed box to lock in freshness and make mealtime mess-free. Just thaw, peel, and serve . Raw feeding has never been simpler! Important Information: This food is formulated to meet the nutritional profile standards established by the Association of American Feed Control Officials (AAFCO) and the recommendations of the National Research Council (NRC) for dogs and puppies. WARNING: All recipes are made by Crue Grenier with fresh ingredients fit for human consumption, but they are intended solely for animal consumption. Wash your hands before and after serving the food. This meal contains beets, which may change the color of your dog's or puppy's urine. Transitioning From Kibble To Raw Feed: For an adult dog or cat, you should fast them for 24 hours while providing unlimited access to water, then start with thawed meat meals for at least a week. After that, you can offer frozen or semi-frozen meals to help clean their teeth. Fasting does not apply to puppies or kittens. AAFCO Analysis
