THE BENEFITS OF ADDING BISON LIVER TO YOUR DOG'S DIET
Our dogs share 98% of their DNA with their ancestor, the wolf. For wolves in the wild, eating ALL of their prey is crucial for obtaining all of the nutrients they need to thrive.
Organ meat, especially the liver, offers many vitamins, minerals, and other nutrients that aren't available in meat alone.
NATURAL: Nutrients obtained from whole food sources
SYNTHETIC: Isolated nutrients that are made artificially
Although our bodies and digestive systems are far different than those of our dogs, this same concept applies. When we eat real, whole foods, we're not just consuming individual nutrients. Instead, we're consuming a large range of vitamins, minerals, fatty acids, enzymes, and other co-factors. This allows all of the nutrients to be used optimally by the body.
Synthetic nutrients (the vitamins and minerals you see in most commercial dog foods and treats) are missing the transporters and co-factors associated with natural nutrients because they have been "isolated" during the manufacturing process. This means that they can not be recognized or used by the body as effectively as the natural version.
Natural nutrients found in whole foods, such as bison liver, contain the optimal, natural combination of vitamins and minerals that work with each other to make sure your dog is absorbing all of these vital nutrients.
The Health Benefits Of Bison Liver
Our bison liver treats are freeze-dried raw rather than cooked, which locks in and preserves all of these vital nutrients!
Many commercial pet treats are packed with grains, fillers, and byproducts. On top of this, they're processed in a high-heat manufacturing process just like dry kibble. So not only are they full of ingredients your dog doesn't need, the good ingredients have had their nutritional value cooked out during the manufacturing process.
Veterinarians say that treats should make up no more than 10% of our dogs' diets. While this is a good rule to follow, many pet parents just can't resist giving their fur babies extra treats throughout the day.
But regardless of how often or how much you treat your dog, those calories are an important part of your dog's diet. Making sure your dog treats are high quality and nutritious is important and will only help to support their overall health.
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Treat Me Bison Liver Treats 3 Pack (Three 2.5 oz. Bags)
Ingredients: Bison Liver
Calorie Content (Calculated): 3,604 Kcal ME/Kg; 102 Kcal ME/oz
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein (Min): 55%, Crude Fat (Min): 9%, Crude Fiber (Max): 2%, Moisture (Max): 8%
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Treat Me Bison Liver Treats 3 Pack (Three 2.5 oz. Bags)
Ingredients: Bison Liver
Calorie Content (Calculated): 3,604 Kcal ME/Kg; 102 Kcal ME/oz
Guaranteed Analysis: Crude Protein (Min): 55%, Crude Fat (Min): 9%, Crude Fiber (Max): 2%, Moisture (Max): 8%