Rabbit Liver Freeze Dried
Rabbit Liver Freeze Dried
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Jack's Premium freeze-dried treats are not only tasty, nutritionally dense for all pets. They are free of antibiotics, additives, grains, gluten and hormones. The freeze-drying process is a unique process that locks and seals in the fresh raw flavors and all the nutritional values.
- High-value: Rabbit Liver is considered a super food due to its nutritional composition. This helps keep your dog focused and excited about treat time! High-value treats are great for training, recall, and more!
- Single Ingredient: 100% Rabbit Liver, No Grain, No Glycerin, No Preservatives
- Just Good Stuff: Our first ingredient is our only ingredient, 100% Rabbit Heart. Freeze Drying allows for a tasty treat that is free of salt, sugars, fillers, chemicals, and preservatives!
- Don't Leave Meowt: Great Treat for Cats too!
Benefits of Rabbit Liver
- Vitamins B6 and B12: work to ensure that a dog's nervous system functions properly. It is also needed for normal cell growth. If your dog is acting sluggish, it may be because he is lacking B12 as vitamin B12 helps maintain their energy level.
- Iron: boosts red blood cells, oxygen utilization, energy
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High in Protein: Rabbit has more protein than chicken, turkey, veal, beef, duck, lamb, and pork which means it’s packed with lots of lean and mean fuel for your dog’s muscles, and essential amino acids necessary for tissue repair and help boost the immune system.
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Low in Cholesterol: it is lower than most other protein sources, containing minimum amounts of saturated fats. The healthy fats in rabbit meat will keep your dog’s joints lubricated and coat shiny.
- & More: Rabbit is an excellent source of protein, omega 3, and taurine. Rabbit is great for dog's with sensitive stomachs and other protein allergies.
All Rabbit is sourced from Blue Ridge Rabbit Meat Co.
Ingredients
100% Freeze Dried Rabbit Liver
Nutrition
Protein (min.)
70.0%
Fat (min.)
16.0%
Fiber (max)
1.0%
Moisure (Max)
6.0%
Calories
118 kcal/oz
Frequently Asked Questions
Can dogs eat rabbit?
Rabbit is a great meat option for your dog. It’s white meat, meaning it is lower in fat than red meats. If you’ve been advice that your dog needs to drop a couple of inches around their waistline, rabbit meat can be a tasty treat for your pup that doesn’t pack on the pounds. Rabbit meat is also higher in protein than most other meats while simultaneously being lower in cholesterol. Moreover, the type of protein in rabbit is considered a novel protein.
Is rabbit liver safe for cats?
Liver is considered safe for cats when fed in moderation. In fact, it can provide your feline friend with vitamins A, B, C, and D, as well as minerals, including copper and iron. However, it should only make up 5% of a cat’s weekly diet to prevent vitamin A toxicity and problems associated with feeding rich foods.
What are the best organ meats for dogs?
Dogs can eat pretty much all organs as long as they are coming from a reputable source of healthy animals. This includes hearts, liver, kidneys, brain, lung, trachea, spleen, and even tongue. Organ meats are one of the most nutrient dense foods you can give to your dog. In fact, entrails contain significantly more vitamins, minerals and other valuable nutrients than lean muscle meat.