Canine Caviar Synthetic Free Duck Wet Dog Food 12 / 12.7 oz

Discover Canine Caviar Synthetic-Free Wet Dog Food with Duck! This protein-packed, gluten-free, and preservative-free canned dog food is crafted to keep your dog in excellent health. Duck is an outstanding source of protein, rich in antioxidants, zinc, selenium, and omega-3 fatty acids. It's the perfect diet to strengthen your dog's immune system and promote a healthy, shiny coat. Canine Caviar canned diets are also great for dogs allergic to other proteins. Whether used as a base meat in a raw diet, a treat, or a supplement, it's an ideal way to introduce a new protein source and add variety to your dog's meals. We guarantee that this dog food is free from fillers, added sugar or salt, and artificial colors. Feed your dog a delicious and nutritious meal with Canine Caviar Synthetic-Free Wet Dog Food with Duck. The omega-3 fatty acids in this canned dog food help maintain your dog's coat shine and reduce skin problems like dryness and dander. It's 100% hypoallergenic, using a single source of protein and no preservatives, chemicals, or artificial colors to lower the risk of allergies. As a limited ingredient dog food, it has fewer ingredients to reduce food intolerances and allergic reactions, while still providing superior nutrition. The single source protein diet is beneficial for preventing protein intolerances and allowing for more efficient digestion. Canine Caviar's Duck Canned Dog Food is a holistic and alkalizing diet that promotes proper pH levels in your dog's body, leading to better health. It's gluten-free, suitable for dogs with gluten allergies, and a low sodium diet, perfect for dogs with heart or kidney issues or those needing to watch their sodium intake.

Feeding your dog Canine Caviar Synthetic-Free Wet Dog Food with Duck is easy. Just open the can and serve it to your dog. You can feed it as a standalone meal or mix it with your dog's regular dry food. If you're using it as part of a raw diet, make sure to follow proper raw feeding guidelines. Store any unused food in the fridge and use it within a few days. As with any new food, introduce it gradually to your dog's diet to avoid digestive upset. Keep an eye on your dog's reaction and adjust the amount as needed. Always provide fresh water for your dog. If your dog has any specific health conditions, consult your vet before feeding this food.