Freeze-Dried Beef Dog Food, 68% Beef Recipe with Ground Bone and Green Tripe in Five Bag Sizes source image 1

Freeze-Dried Beef Dog Food, 68% Beef Recipe with Ground Bone and Green Tripe in Five Bag Sizes

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$31.79
Sale price  $31.79 Regular price  $31.79
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Freeze-Dried Beef Dog Food, 68% Beef Recipe with Ground Bone and Green Tripe in Five Bag Sizes source image 1

Freeze-Dried Beef Dog Food, 68% Beef Recipe with Ground Bone and Green Tripe in Five Bag Sizes

$31.79
Sale price  $31.79 Regular price  $31.79
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Build a dog’s raw-style bowl around a freeze-dried beef blend containing 68% beef, 10% ground bone and 10% washed fatty green tripe. Liver, spleen, kidney and heart complete the stated recipe, keeping the ingredient breakdown clear for informed feeding choices.

Freeze-drying removes moisture while preserving a shelf-stable format that can be stored in a cool, dry place. Rehydrate each portion with two to three times as much warm water before feeding, and choose from five bag sizes ranging from 8 ounces to 25 pounds.

Key Features

  • Beef-forward recipe lists 68% beef as its largest component.
  • Ground bone supplies a naturally occurring source of calcium and phosphorus.
  • Washed fatty green tripe adds a traditional raw-feeding ingredient.
  • Beef liver, spleen, kidney and heart complete the organ-meat blend.
  • Freeze-dried format stores without refrigeration when kept properly sealed.
  • Five sizes support trial portions, routine feeding or larger households.

Specifications

  • Product type: freeze-dried beef dog food
  • Recipe: 68% beef, 10% ground bone, 10% washed fatty green tripe
  • Additional ingredients: 5% liver, 5% spleen/kidney, 2% heart
  • Sizes: 8 oz, 14 oz, 3 lb, 10 lb and 25 lb
  • Rehydration: add 2–3 times the food amount in warm water
  • Storage: cool, dry place away from direct sunlight; do not refrigerate

Follow the package feeding guidance and introduce dietary changes gradually. Rehydrate as directed before serving, keep the bag sealed between meals, provide fresh water and consult a veterinarian about complete daily nutrition.

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