Raw Dynamic Gently Cooked Beef Recipe for Dogs

This complete and balanced frozen gently cooked diet is designed to be left in the freezer until you're ready to feed your dog. These cube shaped bites thaw quickly making meal time as simple as scoop and serve! At Raw Dynamic, we stick to the basics: fresh, humanely raised meat, organic produce, beneficial vitamins and probiotics—now in our gently cooked recipes.

To uphold the integrity and quality standards of our frozen cubes, we are limited to the states to which we are able to ship our frozen products. Should your zip code fall outside our shipping area, you will be notified at checkout and encouraged to explore our complete and balanced freeze-dried food options for your convenience. You may also wish to find a store in your region!

OUR FULL LIST OF INGREDIENTS

Lamb with ground bone Lamb Livers Organic Carrots Lamb Hearts Organic Beets Organic Spinach Organic Cranberries Vitamin E Salt Dried Organic Kelp Organic Flaxseeds Rosemary Extract Fish Oil Probiotics Zinc Manganese

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

GUARANTEED ANALYSIS

• Crude Protein (min):10%
• Crude Fat (min):9.5%
• Crude Fiber (max):1.5%
• Moisture(max):75%

*BACILLUS COAGULANS (MIN) 5,000,000 CFU/lb

*Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles

CALORIE CONTENT (CALCULATED):

• Metabolizable Energy
• 1,844 Kcal/Kg, 210 Kcal/Cup (4oz)

INGREDIENTS

Lamb (with ground bone), Lamb Livers, Organic Carrots, Lamb Hearts, Organic Beets, Organic Spinach, Organic Cranberries, Vitamin E Supplement, Salt, Dried Organic Kelp, Organic Flaxseeds, Rosemary Extract, Cod Liver Oil, Dried Bacillus Coagulans Fermentation Product, Zinc Amino Acid Chelate, Manganese Amino Acid Chelate

TRANSITION TO GENTLY COOKED

It is important to provide your pet some time to get used to any new food, so we always recommend a 7-10 days transition period. This structure serves as a basic guideline, recognizing that each dog is unique and may transition at different paces—completely normal. Trust your knowledge of your dog and their digestion for the best approach. Explore further insights on the transitioning process by visiting our blog.