5/5
My GSD Loves sardines
First time getting these, she loved them.
- A top source of omega-3 fatty acids thought to support your pet's immune system and help reduce joint inflammation, alleviate symptoms of arthritis, and reduces skin irritations.
- A smart protein alternative for pets with poultry allergies or sensitivities.
- Helps keep coats healthy and shiny.
- Sourced (protein) & produced in the USA. Wild caught in the Pacific.
- 100% natural -- no preservatives, additives, or flavorings.
Suggested Use & Instructions:
- Add as a supplemental protein or feed as meal.
- Keep frozen untiil ready to use. Thaw in refrigerator as needed and use wihin 4 days. Some liquid after completely thawing is normal. After portioning, you may refreeze for later use. Discard any uneaten product. Do not cook. We recommend feeding raw meaty proteins in with your pet's daily consumption of all foods.
- Entire heart can be consumed. Depending on your pet's size, it is recomended to feed whole meaty bones up to a few times per week.
- Cut into pieces or feed whole.
- Feed according to your pet's age, weight, activity level, and dietary needs. Refer to our feeding guide HERE.
Feeding Instructions:
XS (1-15 lb.).: 4 oz. / day
S (16-25 lb.): 8 oz. / day
M (26-50 lb.): 16 oz. / day
L (51-75 lb.): 24 oz. / day
XL (76+ lb.): 32 oz. / day
Ingredients: Whole sardines
Calorie Content (ME, Calculated): 1580 kcal/kg 45 kcal/oz.
Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein (min.) 19%
Crude Fat (min.) 9%
Crude Fiber (max.) 0%
Moisture (max.) 72%
Additional Information: Product is 100% raw and should be treated as raw meat/fish. Keep frozen until ready to use. Not for human consumption.
Product Reviews
5/5
Review
This is the first time I purchased the raw sardines for the girls. They have been getting a can of sardines every Sunday with their food. We always make a big deal about it being a sardine day. So last week they got their first raw sardine and their food for starting sunday. Both my GSD and my Corgi who have been eating raw since they were babies weren't quite sure what to do with them. I finally ended up chopping them up and sticking them in the food and then they ate them. Since then my GSD will eat them whole just the way they are. The Corgi still is a little skeptical about them, and she actually is my food aggressive dog. So today is sardine Sunday again, and we'll give it a try to see if Daisy will just take it off of her food and eat it. If not it'll get chopped up and be put in her food and that's not a problem. I love the nutritional value they get out of them and I'm sure that once they get used to them it'll be fine.
