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Raw Duck Food for Cats & Dogs, Ground Prey Model Recipe for Intermittent Feeding and Sensitive Diets
Raw Duck Food for Cats & Dogs, Ground Prey Model Recipe for Intermittent Feeding and Sensitive Diets
$37.40
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$37.40
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$37.40
Make mealtime simple for cats and dogs that need a duck-based option. Pure Duck is a ground raw recipe built from duck meat, organs and ground bone, making it easy to portion for intermittent feeding.
The recipe follows a prey-model balance of 80% meat, 10% organ and 10% bone. It uses humanely raised duck without hormones or growth-promoting antibiotics, and is suitable for pets with allergies or sensitivities.
Key Features
- Duck-forward protein: Duck with ground bone, duck heart, duck gizzard and duck liver provide the recipe’s listed animal ingredients.
- Ground texture: The Ground variant offers a consistent texture that is straightforward to portion into your pet’s bowl.
- Prey-model ratio: The recipe is made with 80% meat, 10% organ and 10% bone for a clearly defined raw-feeding composition.
- Humanely raised duck: The duck is described as humanely raised and produced without hormones or growth-promoting antibiotics.
- Intermittent-feeding option: The recipe is intended for intermittent feeding for dogs and cats, making it useful when rotating foods or adding variety.
- Sensitivity-conscious choice: The duck recipe is presented for cats and dogs with allergies and sensitivities; contact the shop for tips on customizing Pure recipes.
Specifications
- Texture: Ground
- Ingredients: Duck with Ground Bone, Duck Heart, Duck Gizzard, Duck Liver
- Prey-model ratio: 80% meat, 10% organ, 10% bone
- Feeding guidance: Not intended as a complete and balanced diet; suitable for intermittent feeding for dogs and cats
- Animal source: Humanely-raised duck
- Added substances: No hormones or growth-promoting antibiotics
Serve Pure Duck as part of a thoughtfully varied raw-feeding routine for your cat or dog. Because it is not a complete and balanced diet, use it for intermittent feeding and follow advice from your veterinarian or a qualified pet nutrition professional when planning meals.