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Small Batch Freeze Dried Beef Sliders, 25oz

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Description

Small Batch Freeze Dried Beef Sliders are a freeze dried dog food made with 88% humanely raised grass fed beef, in a 25oz size.
Quick facts
Species: Dog
Flavor: Beef
Material or key ingredient: 88% humanely raised grass fed beef
Size: 25oz
Form: Freeze dried sliders
Why owners like it
88% humanely raised grass fed beef plus 10% organic produce and 2% natural supplements make up the recipe.
Beef hearts, livers, kidneys and bone sit alongside organic carrots, squash, sweet potatoes, broccoli, kale, collards and parsley in the ingredient list.
Small Batch says the 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.
Small Batch says its organic kelp is sourced from the waters of Iceland.
To rehydrate, Small Batch recommends mixing half a cup of warm water for every 4 sliders, crushing the sliders and letting the mixture sit a few minutes before serving. The brand’s feeding guidelines run from 2 sliders per day for a 5 lb dog up to 40 sliders per day for a 100 lb dog. They are only guidelines, so check with your vet about the right amount for your dog.
Nutrient
Value
Moisture (max)
4.7%
Crude Protein (min)
52%
Crude Fat (min)
33.8%
Crude Fiber (max)
1.8%
Calcium
1.5%
Phosphorus
1.3%
Questions owners ask
How do I rehydrate the sliders? Mix half a cup of warm water for every 4 sliders, crush them and let the mixture rehydrate a few minutes before serving.
Is this a complete meal or a treat? Small Batch calls this recipe complete and balanced and gives daily feeding guidelines by dog weight.
What do the guidelines say about puppies and nursing dogs? Small Batch says daily amounts can be doubled for nursing or pregnant dogs and puppies, and its AAFCO statement excludes growth of large size dogs. It also advises consulting your veterinarian.