Raw Sardines Bites for Pets, Wild-Caught Pacific Fish for Treats or Balanced Meal Toppers, Kept Frozen

Raw sardines give pet parents a simple way to add oily fish to their pet’s routine. Wild-caught in the Pacific Ocean, these frozen bites can be served alone as a treat or added to an already balanced meal.

Fatty fish should remain a supplemental part of the main diet rather than replace balanced everyday food. Keep the sardines frozen until thawing, serve them raw, and discard any refrigerated product after four days.

Key Features

• Flexible serving makes these sardines easy to offer as an occasional treat or a flavorful addition to an already balanced meal.
• Naturally high levels of EPA and DHA add omega-3 fatty acids to the bowl and may assist pets experiencing inflammation or arthritis symptoms.
• Coenzyme Q10 plus vitamins B and D contribute useful nutrients when sardines are included as a supplemental part of the diet.
• Wild-caught Pacific Ocean sourcing gives pet parents a clearly identified fish source for raw feeding routines.
• A frozen shelf life of 18 months makes it practical to keep sardines stored until they are needed.
• Multiple pack sizes suit anything from an individual trial bag to regular feeding or bulk purchasing.

Specifications

• Origin: Pacific Ocean.
• Format: Frozen raw sardines.
• Available sizes: 2 lb bag; five 2 lb bags; 40 lb bulk case.
• Production: USDA human-grade protein and production.
• Moisture: 71%.
• Protein: 13%.
• Fat: 4%.
• Fiber: 0.2%.
• Storage: Keep frozen until ready to thaw.
• Frozen shelf life: 18 months.
• Refrigerated storage: Discard after 4 days.
• Serving: Serve raw and do not cook.
• Dietary role: Supplemental food or treat.
• Human consumption: Not meant for human consumption.

Keep these Pacific sardines in the freezer for a convenient raw treat or meal addition, while maintaining your pet’s usual balanced feeding routine.