Dr. Gary's Best Breed Air-Dried Venison Recipe Treat and Topper for Dogs

Dr. Gary's Best Breed

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Limited-ingredient, air-dried treats made with 86%+ grass-fed New Zealand venison – a highly-digestible novel protein, ideal for dogs with ingredient sensitivities.


Single-protein, gently air-dried venison treats made in New Zealand with wholesome, limited ingredients – free-range venison, sweet potato, apple pomace, and New Zealand Green Mussels. Use as a topper or feed whole for true Guilt-Free Treating™.

  • Single Protein, Limited Ingredients: Made with over 86% free-range New Zealand venison and limited ingredients – an exceptionally lean, novel protein
  • Ideal for Sensitive Dogs: Free of grains, legumes, corn, wheat, and soy and made without chicken, by-product meals, artificial preservatives, colors, or flavorings – Venison is also a novel protein, making it naturally easier to digest and an excellent choice for dogs with chicken or ingredient sensitivities.
  • Feed as Treat or Food Topper: Feed whole as a treat or crumble over kibble or raw for an easy, delicious, protein-packed boost.
  • Ideal for Raw Feeders: Gently air-dried with whole ingredients, zero protein boosters, and no fillers – a perfect complement to any raw food diet.
  • Soft, Meaty Texture: Perfect for picky eaters and dogs with dental sensitivities – soft enough to tear by hand for training or smaller dogs.


Ingredients
Venison, Venison Lung, Sweet Potato, Coconut Glycerin, Apple Pomace, Sunflower Lecithin, Salt, New Zealand Green Mussel, Mixed Tocopherols (natural preservative)


Nutritional Analysis

Guaranteed Analysis
Crude Protein (Minimum) 30.0%
Crude Fat (Minimum) 8.0%
Crude Fiber (Maximum) 2.0%
Moisture (Maximum) 20.0%

Feeding Guidelines

FEED AS A TREAT or MEAL TOPPER in addition to a complete and balanced dog food diet for intermittent or suplemental feeding. Reduce the caloric intake of your dog’s food accordingly to avoid overfeeding.