Meal Plan
Transition Plans
TRANSITIONARY Pantry PLAN
Basic Pantry PLAN
Purchase customized meals attuned to your furry friend’s weight and age. Prices vary based on the size of your pet and the market price of products that are available. Please fill out the contact form and leave a note for any food allergies we need to be aware of as we care deeply about your pets health and safety.
FULLY CUSTOMIZED Pantry PLAN
Similar to the Basic Pantry Plan but you get to pick from different available meat resources. Prices vary based on the size of your pet and the market price of products that are available. Please fill out the contact form and leave a note for any food allergies we need to be aware of, as we care deeply about your pets health and safety.
Why Is a Transition Plan Important?
Transitioning is a vital part of the process because the body naturally needs to regulate the PH level in order to properly digest. Even puppies that wean off of mom will transition from birth into a young puppy by drinking less milk and starting on solid food. This process is a natural part of all species biology and will occur when transitioning from a puppy to a young adult, to an adult, and to a senior dog as well.
Meal Contents
Simply put: before humans manufactured food in factories dogs were feeding whole prey ancestrally but they have evolved to accommodate humans who decided to intervene on their natural living space. By feeding raw, we are doing due diligence in providing the best care that we can to animals that we domesticated to be a part of our families. We want to treat them as valued and respected members of our family.
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BONE (10%)
Chicken necks, turkey necks, chicken wings, turkey wings, chicken thigh and drum, chicken feet, turkey feet, duck feet, pork neck, boar ribs. The purpose is to provide essential vitamins, calcium, and to help firm the stool so there is no diarrhea.
Organ and Offal (10%)
Beef kidney, pork kidney, chicken liver, beef liver, pork liver, deer liver, boar liver. The purpose is to provide an adequate resource of iron, vitamins and minerals in addition to making sure stool is soft enough to pass. Feeding organs that secrete is an essential component of feeding a raw diet.
Muscle (80%)
Beef heart, tongue, tripe, ground, pork loin, heart, tongue, ground, chicken breast, drum, thigh, wing, heart, ground, turkey breast, loin, drum, heart, ground, venison general, heart, ground veal, duck breast, lamb loin, rib, leg, ground, salmon, trout, tilapia, herring, catfish and so much more. The purpose is to provide the protein and main component of the raw diet.
