Comfort Dinner Chicken - 6 lb
Comfort Dinner Chicken - 6 lb
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A light, complete and balanced meal that supports digestion and everyday vitality for dogs of all life stages. Its familiar profile makes it an ideal choice for consistent feeding, smooth dietary rotation and a mild introduction to raw.
- Free-range Canadian chicken (drug-free, omega-3 fed)
- All-natural ingredients (non-GMO, no additives, preservatives, or fillers)
- Certified human-grade (no by-products, trims, or old meat)
- Prepared fresh and flash-frozen for safe delivery
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.

Comfort Dinner Chicken Ingredient List
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Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
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New to raw: how do I introduce my dog to raw?
Do I need to add supplementation to your food?
Where does your meat come from ?
Can I mix Raw with Kibble ?
We don’t recommended doing so as your pets digest raw very differently than kibble. If you do decide to mix, please try to feed 2 separate meals at different times of the day. Even adding a little bit of raw into your pets diet can have several health benefits.
Can puppies or senior dogs eat your raw?