Raw Instincts Dehydrated Turkey Gizzards for Dogs & Cats – 3 oz Single Ingredient
Raw Instincts Dehydrated Turkey Gizzards for Dogs & Cats – 3 oz Single Ingredient
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Raw Instincts · Single Ingredient
Dehydrated Turkey Gizzards For Dogs And Cats — 3 oz, One Ingredient
3 oz bag · single ingredient · USA sourced · prepared in Florida
Turkey gizzards, dried. A gizzard is the muscular part of a bird's stomach, which makes it denser and chewier than any other poultry treat in this range — a dog has to work at one rather than crunching it. Single ingredient, USA-sourced, prepared in Florida.
What You Are Buying
- 🦃 One ingredient: turkey gizzards — nothing added, nothing taken away. Responsibly sourced in the USA and prepared in Florida by Raw Instincts.
- 💪 Chewy rather than crunchy — the gizzard is a working muscle and it dries dense. That texture is the point of buying it — it lasts longer in a dog's mouth than a slice of jerky.
- 🥩 Muscular organ, not secreting organ — worth knowing if you are balancing a raw diet: most raw feeders count gizzard as muscle meat, not toward the 10% organ fraction. Liver and kidney fill that.
- 📋 3 oz, and check the price per ounce — the smallest bag in this range at the same price as several larger ones. Read the size note below before you decide.
Specs, Safety & Gaps
Ingredients: 100% turkey gizzards. Responsibly sourced in the USA, prepared in Florida by Raw Instincts. Gently dehydrated — no temperature or duration published.
Size: 3 oz. Worth being direct about this — the weight appears once, as a single bold line mid-description, and nowhere in the product title or the variant. Meanwhile this 3 oz bag is priced at $14.99, the same as the 3.5 oz beef liver and the same as the green-lipped mussels. You are paying the same money for less food, and the listing as supplied does not make that visible. We have put the weight in the title so it is.
On where gizzards sit in a raw ratio: they are a muscular organ. Raw Instincts count gizzards toward the organ fraction in their own prey model blends; most raw feeding guidance counts only secreting organs like liver and kidney. That is a genuine difference of interpretation and it is worth knowing if you are balancing meals yourself.
Take this as the missing warning label. Supervised chewing only; remove the stub at the swallowable stage; water within reach; hands washed after handling. Dehydration removes water from meat and leaves everything else where it was.
Left out on purpose: everything about what this treat supposedly does. We would rather sell you accurate food than a hopeful health story. Medical questions go to a vet.
Quantity, briefly: treats under a tenth of daily calories. No calorie content is published for this product, so take the daily target from your vet and portion from there.
FAQ
Is 3 oz for $14.99 good value?
It is the worst price per ounce in this range, and we would rather say so. The beef liver is 3.5 oz for the same money. Buy gizzards because you want the chewy texture, not because you are looking for the most food per dollar.
What is a gizzard?
The muscular grinding chamber of a bird's digestive tract. It is a working muscle, which is why it dries so dense and chewy.
Does it count as organ meat in a raw diet?
Most raw feeding guidance says no — only secreting organs like liver, kidney and spleen count toward the 10%. The supplier counts gizzards toward it in their blends. Worth knowing which convention you are following.
Are they good for heavy chewers?
They last longer than jerky and less long than a bone-in chew. A middle option, and a good one for a dog who wants texture without bone.
🎁 More Food, Same Money
If value per ounce matters more than texture, dehydrated beef liver is 3.5 oz at the same price.
We would rather you knew.
Dense, chewy, and honestly priced. 🐾
