Vital Essentials Food

Beef Patties Frozen Grain Free Dog Food

Package Size: 6 lbs | Protein: Beef

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Product Description:

It’s good to be in the NO – no artificial ingredients, no added hormones or antibiotics, no fillers or flavorings, no fruit, no vegetables. Made with farm raised beef – meat, organs and bones – frozen Beef Patties are a complete and balanced entree to satisfy your dog’s carnivorous cravings. Packed with amino acids, vitamins, minerals and much more to give your dog the right nutrition.

Product Benefits:

Ultimate limited ingredient diet with single source protein
Complete and balanced entree
No artificial ingredients, no added hormones or antibiotics
Made with whole meat, organs and bones – no fillers or flavorings
Farm raised
USA sourced, made and packaged
Gluten Free, Grain Free, Guilt Free®

Ingredients:

Beef, beef tripe, beef lung, ground beef bone, beef liver, beef heart, beef kidney, beef blood, beef fat, herring oil, d-alpha tocopherol

Calorie Content:

55 kcal/oz

Typical Analysis

Guaranteed Analysis:

Crude Protein, min.	14.5%
Crude Fat, min.	9.0%
Crude Fiber, max.	2.2%
Moisture, max.	74.0%

Daily Feeding Guidelines:

Adult Dog

Weight	Measurement
6 lbs	1/4 patty
12 lbs	1/2 patty
25 lbs	1 patty
50 lbs	2 patties
100 lbs	4 patties

Daily feeding is based on feeding 2% of body weight. Growing puppies and pregnant or nursing dogs may require as much as 3-4% of body weight fed daily during early growth and high bio-performance requirement periods.

Transitioning to Raw Food:

Switch to a purely raw diet slowly. Some pets may take to raw immediately, while others may take longer because they are hooked on the added flavorings in traditional pet food. Take at least 10 days to 2 weeks to gradually transition your pet’s diet. This gives the digestive system time to adjust to the new food.

Preparation & Storage:

Feed as a complete meal after thawing daily portion in refrigerator. Always provide access to clean, fresh water. Store frozen product in freezer till ready to use. Best if fed within 4-5 days of thawing (varies based on fridge temperature.)