Duck Frozen Raw Dog Food Patties

Novel Protein in Convenient Frozen Portions: Allergy-Friendly Searching for a protein your dog has probably never eaten? Our Duck Exotic Raw Dog Food features 100% duck muscle meat, sourced from quality farms and frozen to lock in nutrients. With no added fillers, preservatives, or hormones, this single-ingredient option is perfect for dogs with multiple protein sensitivities. Why Duck? Duck is a highly digestible novel protein that's rarely found in commercial dog foods, making it ideal for dogs with food allergies. Naturally rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, duck supports skin health, reduces inflammation, and promotes a shiny coat. Its rich flavor profile appeals to even the pickiest eaters. Ideal For: Dogs with chicken, beef, or lamb allergies Elimination diets requiring uncommon proteins Dogs with chronic skin issues or inflammation Raw feeders seeking premium protein variety What Sets It Apart: 100% duck muscle meat: No organs, no bones, just clean protein Rich in omega fatty acids: Supports skin, coat, and joint health Highly digestible: Gentle on sensitive stomachs No preservatives or artificial ingredients: Clean, simple nutrition Feed your dog a gentle, nutrient-dense protein that supports their health without triggering common allergens. Whether you're building out a PMR/BARF diet or simply diversifying your dog's meals, Duck Patties provide straightforward, high-quality protein with no fillers or artificial ingredients. Frequently Asked Questions: 1. Why is duck considered hypoallergenic? Duck is rarely found in commercial dog foods, making it a novel protein for most dogs. Dogs with multiple protein allergies (chicken, beef, lamb) often tolerate duck well because their immune systems haven't encountered it before. 2. Is duck fatty? Duck has moderate to high fat content, which makes it rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids. These fats support skin, coat, and joint health. If your dog needs a lower-fat option, consider venison or bison instead. 3. Can dogs with chicken allergies eat duck? Yes. Duck is a different protein than chicken, even though they're both poultry. Most dogs with chicken sensitivities tolerate duck well. Start with a small amount and monitor for 7-10 days to ensure your dog tolerates it. 4. How does duck help with skin issues? Duck is naturally rich in omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids, which support skin health and reduce inflammation. Many dog owners report improvements in coat shine and reduced itching within 2-4 weeks of switching to duck. 5.Is duck good for senior dogs? Yes. Duck's omega fatty acid content supports joint health, which is beneficial for senior dogs. The rich flavor profile also appeals to dogs with reduced appetite. Responsibly Sourced and Frozen for Freshness Disclaimer: Formulated for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Not for human consumption. Product will not ship until 6.1.26.