Chicken Liver - 0.5 lb
Chicken Liver - 0.5 lb
A small treat with lots of nutrition, our raw free-range Chicken Liver is a wonderful natural pet treat & source of essential nutrients like fatty acids, iron & protein. It is very low in fat and rich in vitamins & minerals like vitamin A, B1, B2, B12, C, & D which enables it to be very well-tolerated by dogs and cats in their raw pet food diets.
- For dogs, cats, puppies & kittens
- Can be fed 3 times per week
- Recommendation: lightly cook it for easier digestibility
- 100% natural (non-GMO, free of antibiotics, hormones, preservatives & fillers)
- Human-grade meal
Product Info
Product Info
This product is processed and packaged in a government-regulated facility to ensure human-grade quality standards. It’s freshly made, then flash-frozen to preserve all nutrients. Best consumed by pets within 12 months from the purchase date.
Since our products are 100% natural, slight variations from the pictured product may occur.
Handling Instructions: After handling raw meat and poultry, wash your hands, utensils, and surfaces with hot, soapy water to prevent cross-contamination. Keep raw foods separate from other items.
Feeding Instructions: Thaw in the fridge or in cold water. Once defrosted, keep refrigerated and use within 3-4 days. Some change in meat color due to oxidation is normal and safe. Do not thaw in the microwave. Not for human consumption.
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