Freeze-Dried Raw Senior Dog Food for Dogs Age 7+ with Four Animal Proteins and Easy Warm-Water Preparation

Give your dog age 7 or older a nutrient-dense freeze-dried raw food made for the changing nutritional needs of their senior years.

Turkey, beef, salmon and duck bring varied animal proteins to the bowl, supporting the lean muscle older dogs rely on for everyday strength and movement.

Serve the food as a complete meal or mix it into familiar kibble or canned food. For a softer consistency, simply add warm water and let the pieces rehydrate for 2–3 minutes.

Key Features

• Turkey, beef, salmon and duck provide high-quality protein to support lean muscle, helping an older dog maintain strength for daily walks and home routines.
• Green-lipped mussel supplies natural glucosamine, chondroitin and omega-3s, giving senior dogs targeted nutritional support for joint mobility.
• Omega-3s and antioxidant-rich ingredients support cognitive function, adding purposeful nutrition for an aging dog’s mental sharpness.
• Natural enzymes and probiotics support digestion and nutrient absorption, which matters as senior digestive systems become more sensitive.
• Freeze-drying preserves nutrients while removing moisture, so the food can be stored and served without refrigeration.
• The pieces soften in warm water within 2–3 minutes, providing a tender option for senior dogs that prefer rehydrated food.

Specifications

• Life stage: Formulated for dogs age 7 and older.
• Ingredients: Turkey, beef, salmon, duck, beef liver, turkey liver, turkey heart, flaxseed, sweet potato, egg, pea protein, tart cherry, green-lipped mussel, apple, blueberry, carrot, cranberry, pumpkin seed, spinach, dried kelp, ginger, salt, sunflower seed, broccoli, kale and mixed tocopherols (preservative).
• Guaranteed analysis: Crude protein 37% minimum; crude fat 27% minimum; crude fiber 4% maximum; moisture 6% maximum.
• Calorie content: 5,273 kcal/kg and 227 kcal per cup.
• Serving options: Use as a complete meal, mix with kibble or canned food as a topper, or offer dry pieces for travel or training.
• Rehydration: Add warm water, allow the pieces to soften for 2–3 minutes and stir thoroughly.
• Transition guidance: Introduce gradually over 7–10 days by mixing increasing amounts with the dog’s current food.
• Available variants: 6 oz, 16 oz and 48 oz; every size is offered as a single bag or 3-pack.
• Storage: Store unopened food at room temperature. Keep opened bags sealed and follow the source guidance of 4–6 weeks.
• Feeding care: Measure the daily amount according to body weight, adjust the portion for activity level and always provide fresh water.
• Raw-food safety: Handle the food using raw-meat safety practices, and wash hands and feeding surfaces thoroughly after use.
• Veterinary guidance: Consult a veterinarian before feeding a dog diagnosed with kidney disease or making significant dietary adjustments.
• Allergy guidance: Monitor dogs with shellfish sensitivities because the recipe contains green-lipped mussel.
• Portion guidance: Follow the recommended portions because excessive tart cherry intake may cause digestive upset.

Introduce the food gradually over 7–10 days, then prepare each serving to suit your senior dog’s routine and preferred texture. Measure portions for their weight and activity, keep fresh water available, and ask your veterinarian for guidance if your dog has kidney disease, shellfish sensitivities or other dietary needs.