Pork liver, pork heart, sardines, carrots, broccoli, celery, blueberries, turkey tail mushroom extract, turmeric, chia seeds, coconut oil.   

All 100% human grade. All gently cooked, and made with 100% love & care.  Not a complete and balanced food - to be fed supplementally or as a treat only.

Pork liver & heart:  Liver & heart are ingredients high in ALA (Alpha Lipoic Acid).  ALA is a potent antioxidant and helps with energy production in the body.  These meat based items are also rich in taurine - an amino acid that helps the heart beat and  is protective against developing DCM (common for dogs eating grain-free foods to develop - grain is an antinutrient of taurine).   We chose pork as a protein base as it is an uncommon allergen for dogs, and is highly palatable.

Sardines: Sardines are rich in Omega 3's, which our dogs rarely get enough of in their diets.  Omega 3's work to signal the body to reduce inflammation which can aid in management of many disease processes including allergic responses, skin and coat health, and pain management.

Carrots, Broccoli, & Celery: These three vegetables are powerhouses to reduce the carcinogenic effects of mycotoxins.  This is critical if your dog eats any processed food such as kibble or dry treats.  Mycotoxins are present in dried foods, and can cause myriad issues in your pets body.  Reducing the harm they cause can directly impact longevity and quality of life.

Blueberries: We add blueberries after cooking for best effect.  These prebiotic fiber punches of flavor help aid in building gut health for your pup, as well as offering a different variety of antioxidant to the mix.

Turmeric & Coconut Oil: Turmeric is a traditional Indian spice with a light, peppery flavor.  It works symbiotically with coconut oil (a great medium chain fatty acid in its own right!) to reduce inflammation in your pets body, and reduces damage from mycotoxins from processed pet food.

Turkey Tail Mushroom: Turkey Tail is a well known, all around healthy mushroom for your pet.  It is best known as an anti-cancer medicinal mushroom, but it also has excellent effects on gut health, as well as containing plentiful glutathione which is a powerful antioxidant that is perhaps best found in mushrooms.

Chia Seeds:  These seeds were once so valued by Incan culture, they were literally used as currency.  These tiny seeds contain lots of healthy fats, an impressive amount of fiber, and quercetin which is great for boosting immune health and reducing allergic response.