Pork Organ Mix
$4.35
An expertly blended mix of antibiotic-free ground pork heart, pork liver, and pork kidney. Pork heart is a natural source of taurine, which is an essential nutrient for cats. While dogs can produce their own taurine, it can be beneficial to incorporate into their diets especially for dogs with existing heart conditions. Should be fed as organ and combined with other ingredients to create a balanced diet. Suitable for both dogs and cats.Â
Pork heart contains thiamine, phosphorus, b vitamins, iron, and taurine. Pork kidney contains b vitamins and selenium. Beef liver contains preformed vitamin A. A copper supplement may be required with this product if ruminant liver is not included in the diet.
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The Raw Ingredients.
All of our food is made with all-natural and mindfully sourced whole ingredients and high quality supplements.
No fillers, no BS, just real, raw food.
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Pork Heart
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Pork Liver
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Pork Kidney
Feeding Truly Raw.
<p>Should be fed as a supplement only. Do not overfeed or use as a meal replacement. <strong>See our feeding chart for more detailed guidance.</strong></p>
<p>Transitioning to a raw diet can be done in one of two ways. The first option is a slow and gradual transition, while the second option is a “cold-turkey” switch. <br class=”d-lg-none”> <strong>Read more about how to transition from kibble to a raw diet.</strong></p>
Because Variety is Key.
 <p>We believe that the best truly raw diet is one that is balanced and includes variety. Want to mix up your meals? Here are some other favorite protein options to try.</p>
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Beef
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Chicken
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Duck
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Lamb
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Pork
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Rabbit
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Seafood
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Turkey
How do I transition to Raw?
Making the switch from off-the-shelf kibble to feeding your dog a truly raw diet can be intimidating. We’re here to make it easy. Read our blog for step-by-step guidance on how to transition to a raw diet.
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Sydney (verified owner) –
I use this as an organ source (obviously) as I DIY my dog’s food. Much easier than having to deal with whole organs. I just poke a small hole in the end of the tube and I can squeeze it into the containers during prep through the hole, kind of like a piping bag. Very convenient. Just wish they told you what percentage heart/liver/kidney was in it.
For those that don’t know, organs are very loose when ground so the heart, although it’s a muscle meat, is added to try and stabilize the mixture (or at least I assume that’s why. Heart is great to feed regardless).
arulinska (verified owner) –
It is important to feed organs as they are very nutritious. This is the easy way to get some liver and kidney (plus heart) into my pups diet. I like 1lbs tubes and portion them when still half frozen.