We firmly believe that human - grade, minimally processed whole foods offer the best nutrition for pets. Developed with a veterinary nutritionist, these 100% human - grade clusters are crafted from real whole foods you'd easily find in your kitchen, such as cage - free chicken. They're made with high - quality, nutrient - rich ingredients, cold - pressed into convenient bite - sized clusters. Then, they're roasted and dehydrated to lock in the nutrients, aroma, and taste of whole foods. Our Grain Free Chicken Whole Food Clusters provide the same easy scoop - and - serve convenience as other dry dog foods, while giving your furry friend minimally processed, 100% human - grade flavor and nutrition. These are the world's first human - grade dry dog food. Unlike most 'feed - grade' pet foods, our Whole Food Clusters are made from 100% human - grade ingredients in a human food facility. This means better - quality ingredients and stricter safety standards, just like the food you eat! Suitable for puppies and adult dogs of all breeds and sizes, including large - breed puppies and adult mothers during gestation or lactation. The clusters are carefully prepared with human - grade muscle meat and liver, low - glycemic carbs, beneficial fats, and live probiotics. Cold - pressed into yummy, ready - to - eat pieces. It's low - carb, with beneficial fats and probiotics. It's 100% human - grade, free of artificial preservatives, feed - grade by - products, fillers, GMO ingredients, corn, wheat, or soy. It's also vet - recommended. Available in 5 lb and 20 lb sizes.
Using this dog food is a breeze. Just scoop it and serve it to your dog as you would with any other dry dog food. For puppies, start with smaller portions and adjust as they grow. Make sure to always provide fresh water alongside the food. As for storage, keep the bag in a cool, dry place. Once opened, try to use it within a reasonable time frame to maintain its freshness. If your dog has any special dietary needs or health conditions, it's always a good idea to consult your vet before starting a new food. And remember, every dog is unique, so monitor your pet's reaction to the food and adjust the amount as necessary.
