• High Value: Dogs crave organs due to high levels of vitamins & minerals.
• 100% Dehydrated Beef Heart: A perfect, single-ingredient treat, to make any carnivore salivate.
• Transparently Sourced: Every bag shows you (on the front label) the exact farm partner we worked with to produce that product. 
• Only the good stuff: Our first ingredient is our only ingredient, giving you 100% Dehydrated Beef Heart in every bag! With the power of dehydration, we offer your pups treats that are free of salt, sugars, fillers, chemicals, and preservatives!
• Made in the USA: We are proud to work with American family farms committed to raising animals in the best way possible. To learn more about Regenerative Agriculture

Fresh Ingredients

88% humanely raised and harvested pork, 10% organic produce, 2% natural supplements
pork, pork hearts, pork bones, pork kidneys, pork livers, organic squash, organic celery, organic green beans, organic cauliflower, organic bok choy, pollock oil, organic dandelion greens, organic apple cider vinegar, organic blueberry, organic cilantro, organic kelp, organic chia seed, organic wheatgrass, organic oregano, vitamin e

*OUR ORGANIC KELP IS SOURCED FROM THE PRISTINE WATERS OF ICELAND

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS
Moisture (max): 72.6%
Crude Protein (min):  15.7%
Crude Fat (min): 7.1%
Crude Fiber (max):  0.5%
Ash (max):  3.5%
Calcium:  0.45%
Phosphorus:  0.43%
Approx. 34 kcal per slider  |  Approx. 269 kcal per patty

COMPLETE AND BALANCED – SMALLBATCH DOG PORK RECIPE IS FORMULATED TO MEET THE NUTRITIONAL LEVELS ESTABLISHED BY THE AAFCO DOG FOOD NUTRIENT PROFILES FOR ALL LIFE STAGES EXCLUDING GROWTH OF LARGE SIZE DOGS.

FEEDING GUIDELINES
Quantities are per day
5 lbs:  2 Sliders  |  .25 Patty
10 lbs:  4 Sliders  | .5 Patty
15 lbs:  6 Sliders  |  .75 Patty
20 lbs:  8 Sliders  | 1 Patty
40 lbs:  16 Sliders  |  2 Patties
60 lbs:  24 Sliders  |  3 Patties
80 lbs:  32 Sliders  |  4 Patties
100 lbs:  40 Sliders  |  5 Patties

For nursing or pregnant dogs and puppies, quantities per day can be doubled.  Please note that you should always consult your veterinarian especially when it comes to mommas-to-be or nursing dogs. These are only guidelines and may need to be adjusted depending on your individual dog’s needs.