Chicken Dog Food Topper, Lightly Cooked Grain-Free Recipe for Puppies, Adults and Senior Dogs

This homestyle chicken dog food topper is a lightly cooked whole-food recipe that can be added to dry kibble or served according to the complete-meal feeding guide.

USDA-certified chicken meat and liver are combined with carrots, green beans, spinach, broccoli, green peas, apples, blueberries, organic coconut oil and olive oil.

Suitable for dogs of all ages, the recipe is also described as a good choice for dogs with a sensitive stomach or gluten allergy.

Key Features

• Handcrafted in small batches using at least 75% USDA-certified single-source protein plus 25% fruits and vegetables.
• Made from white meat, dark meat and organ meat sourced from free-range chickens.
• Gluten-free and grain-free, with no soy, wheat, corn, artificial coloring, BHA or BHT.
• No preservatives are added, and the recipe contains no animal bone meal.
• Every ingredient is grown and processed in the United States.
• Provides 37 calories per ounce and is offered in 22 oz and 30 oz sizes.

Specifications

• Ingredients: USDA-certified chicken meat with liver, carrots, green beans, spinach, broccoli, green peas, apples, blueberries, organic coconut oil and olive oil.
• Guaranteed analysis: crude protein 17% minimum; crude fat 8% minimum; crude fiber 1% minimum; moisture 74% minimum.
• Sizes: 22 oz and 30 oz.
• For topper use, add the desired amount to dry kibble while keeping the dog's total daily food amount unchanged; remove an equal amount of kibble.
• For complete-meal feeding, use the weight-based guideline and adjust as needed for the dog's age and activity level.
• Defrost the next day's meals overnight in the refrigerator, or use a microwave defrost setting in one-minute intervals.
• Transition gradually over seven days. Extend the transition period for dogs with sensitive stomachs.

Serve this chicken recipe as a flavorful addition to dry kibble or follow the complete-meal feeding guidance. Keep portions aligned with your dog's total daily intake and make any food change gradually.