Dry Dog Food for All Life Stages, Grain-Free Rabbit and Duck Recipe for Puppies and Adult Dogs

Give your dog satisfying variety at mealtime with a grain-free dry recipe led by rabbit and duck. Formulated for all life stages, it can remain part of the feeding routine from puppyhood through adulthood, including for large-breed puppies.

The recipe brings together animal proteins, legumes, potatoes, fruits, and vegetables. Added probiotics provide purposeful support for healthy digestion and immunity in every daily serving.

Key Features

• Rabbit and duck bring a distinctive, savory taste to the bowl, making this recipe an appealing way to vary your dog’s regular meals.
• Added probiotics support healthy digestion and immunity, providing everyday nutritional support beyond the recipe’s core ingredients.
• All-life-stages nutrition suits puppies and adult dogs, including large-breed puppies, which can simplify feeding in homes with dogs of different ages.
• The recipe is free from grains, corn, soy, wheat, and by-product meal, giving pet parents a clearly defined option when avoiding those ingredients.
• Preparation, testing, and packaging are completed in-house at the company’s Wisconsin facilities, keeping key production steps under one roof.

Specifications

• Available sizes: 4 lb, 12 lb, and 26 lb.
• The formula meets AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for all life stages.
• The formula supports the growth of large-size puppies expected to weigh 70 lb or more as adults.
• Crude protein: 28.00% minimum.
• Crude fat: 17.00% minimum.
• Crude fiber: 6.50% maximum.
• Moisture: 10.00% maximum.
• Calcium-to-phosphorus ratio: 1.31:1.
• Caloric content: 395 kcal per cup.
• Caloric content: 3,729 kcal per kg.
• The first eight ingredients are rabbit, duck, pork, pork meat and bone meal, chickpeas, lentils, peas, and potatoes.
• Puppies and pregnant or lactating dogs may be fed two to four times the listed daily amount.
• Spayed or neutered dogs may require up to 25% less than the listed daily amount.

Choose the bag size that suits your household, then use the weight-based feeding guide as a starting point while accounting for your dog’s life stage and neuter status.