Dehydrated Dog Food for Complete Meals, Toppers and Training Treats, Very Berry Chicken Recipe

Very Berry Chicken dehydrated dog food gives pet parents a practical way to serve whole-food nutrition at mealtimes, over a familiar bowl or during training. The chicken-based recipe combines muscle meat, nutrient-rich organs, fruit, vegetables, herbs and marine microalgae oil in crunchy pieces that are easy to portion for different routines.

Serve it rehydrated as a complete meal, crumble it over food to encourage a picky eater or offer dry pieces as high-value rewards. Gentle dehydration preserves nutrients and flavor while providing the convenience of shelf-stable food.

Key Features

• Low-temperature dehydration protects natural nutrients while creating a crunchy texture dogs enjoy, making each portion convenient to serve dry or rehydrate for a meal.
• Chicken muscle meat, gizzard and liver provide complete amino acids plus naturally occurring vitamins and minerals that support energy, metabolism and immune function.
• Pumpkin, apples, carrots and celery supply gentle fiber that supports digestive comfort and healthy stool consistency.
• Strawberries, blueberries, blackberries and cranberries contribute antioxidants and polyphenols that support cellular health and immune balance.
• Marine microalgae oil supplies DHA and other omega-3 fatty acids to support skin, coat, brain function and joint comfort without relying on fish.
• The pieces work as a complete meal, crumbled topper or training treat, allowing one recipe to fit feeding and reward routines.

Specifications

• Brand: Smack
• Recipe: Very Berry Chicken
• Food form: Gently dehydrated crunchy pieces
• Protein sources: Chicken, chicken gizzard and chicken liver
• Feeding uses: Complete meal, topper or treat
• Meal preparation: Rehydrate with warm water
• Available sizes: 8.8 oz, 3.3 lb and 5.5 lb
• Formula exclusions: Fillers and artificial preservatives

Adjust portions according to your dog's age, activity level and feeding goals. Always provide fresh water, whether the recipe is served rehydrated, crumbled over another food or offered dry as a reward.