$ 26.18 USD
Whole Sardines: each sardine is approximately 5-8" in length. Average individual sardine weight - approximately 2 oz.
Origin:USA Gulf of Mexico
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.
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.
My Pyrenees mix loves these so much! My puppy doesn’t know what to think of them, but I hope she might eventually like them or my other pup will gladly eat them all! They were easy to take out frozen and eat whole
The girls tired sardines for lunch today. The dark one LOVED her sardines. The white one licked them, nibbled with her front teeth, then sat down to eat one. Let’s just say she ended up gagging LOL. That was her telling me, sardines are not her thing!
My 18 lb. terrier mix dog loves these perfectly sized fish. Just smack the sack of fish on a hard floor like a bag of ice and they will separate right up. Get prepared for some mess on the floor. I cut the fish into 4 pieces to make it a little less messy. However to me it is worth the small mess knowing my dog is getting great omega 3 nutrition from these sardines. Highly recommend.
I love the sardines, I cut them up into small chunks and give them to my dogs as treats!
Perfect treats for my Italian Maremma!
