Sardines - Gulf of Mexico - Wild Caught

Look for these to be back in stock June 2020

Whole Sardines: each sardine is approximately 5-8" in length. Average individual sardine weight - approximately 2 oz.

Origin:USA Gulf of Mexico

Feeding a whole natural fishis far superior to a processed fish oil. Sardines are a great option to replace commercial fish oils.

Mercury Levels:
Sardines are a sustainable fish feeding mostly on plankton and therefore sardines are classed among the lowest mercury-containing fish.

We believe feeding a whole natural fish is far superior to a processed fish oil. Sardines are a great option to replace commercial fish oils.

Sardines are a sustainable fish feeding mostly on plankton and therefore sardines are classed among the lowest mercury-containing fish.

Dr. John Bauer, a leading veterinary nutritionist, wrote, "Omega-3 fatty acids are critically important in pet neuromuscular development, skin health, and coat quality."

Sardines are a great source of EPA and DHA long-chain omega-3 fatty acids but also high in protein, and provide a range of trace minerals which includes natural forms of zinc, antioxidants and a full spectrum of vitamins including D, B12, E and K.

Omega-3's benefits:

• Alleviating the harmful effects of allergies and other conditions that result from an over reactive immune system response
• Slowing the growth of common yeast infections
• Aiding proper development of the retina and visual cortex
• Regulating blood-clotting activity
• Slowing the development and spread of certain pet cancers
• Cardiovascular disorders
• Cognitive function and neurological health
• Inflammatory skin disease
• Kidney disease
• Osteoarthritis.

Ingredients:

Wild caught Sardines

Use:
The Raw Food products are a pet food supplement only, not for Human Consumption.

Handling and consuming raw or undercooked meats, poultry, seafood, shellfish or eggs may increase you and your pet's risk of a foodborne illness.