Small Batch Duck Freeze Dried Raw Dog Food
Description
Small Batch Duck Freeze Dried Raw Dog Food combines raw duck parts, organic cauliflower, and salmon oil to craft a thoughtfully-formulated dog food that is:
Gently freeze dried to make it shelf-stable while preserving the raw nutrition
Made with free-range, pasture raised meats
Packed with organic-only produce
Free of any corn, soy, by-product meal, or artificial preservatives
Ideal for dogs of all life stages
Small Batch aims to always use meats that are free-range and free of any antibiotics or synthetic hormones. True to their emphasis on quality and raw nutrition, Small Batch's products are made on the U.S.'s West Coast without High Pressure Pasteurization (HPP).
Suggested Feeding and Cost Analysis
| Weight | Suggested Feeding (sliders) | Price* |
| 5-10 lbs | 2 - 4 | $1.78 - $3.56 |
| 10-20 lbs | 4 - 8 | $3.56 - $7.12 |
| 20-40 lbs | 8 - 16 | $7.12 - $14.24 |
* Daily Price on a 14 oz bag with Pet Club discount. Suggested Feeding: sliders fed per day.
Ingredients
duck including bones, duck gizzards, duck hearts, duck livers, organic squash, organic celery, organic cauliflower, organic green beans, organic bok choy, salmon oil, organic dandelion, organic apple cider vinegar, organic kelp, organic cilantro, organic bee pollen, organic wheat grass, organic bilberry, organic garlic, organic thyme, organic oregano
GTD Analysis
| Crude Protein | 59.5% min |
| Crude Fat | 27.6% min |
| Crude Fiber | 1.7% max |
| Moisture | 8.1% max |
| Caloric Content | 56 kcal/oz | 1 oz = approx. 3 sliders |
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- LHLindsay H.Verified BuyerRated 5 out of 5 stars4 years agoMy dog LOVES Small Batch Duck
My dog has food sensitivities and can’t digest kibble. He absolutely loves small batch duck and thrives on it. He is 5 years old but most people think he is 1-2 years old. Duck is hypoallergenic so it works very well for him. Highly recommend this top quality raw dog food.
- GSGreg S.Verified BuyerRated 1 out of 5 stars4 years agoSomething's Gone Awry
Our dog had loved this freeze-dried version for several months, but suddenly suddenly started refusing to eat it as soon as she smelled it in her bowl, and if she did try it, vomited it right back up. As soon as we switched to the frozen version of this, she gobbles it right down again. It sure seems like something changed in the freeze-dried processing that made our food-loving dog suddenly avoid this at all costs. NOTE: Tomlinson's was spectacular in their prompt customer care, delivering replacements within a couple of hours!
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