Main ingredients: New Zealand venison, carrots, flaxseed, papayas, cranberries, blueberries, mangoes, apples, coconut oil, and rosemary. Gently air-dried, not a raw or freeze-dried product. Full guaranteed-analysis and feeding-guideline details are printed on the pack.

What does "air-dried" mean for this food?
It's gently dried to remove moisture while preserving nutrients, giving it the shelf stability of dry food with a texture and nutrient profile closer to a raw diet than standard kibble.

Is this good for dogs with protein sensitivities?
Venison is a novel protein many dogs haven't eaten before, which is why it's often chosen for dogs managing sensitivities to chicken, beef, or lamb — though any diagnosed allergy should be reviewed with a vet first.

How can I serve this?
On its own, as a kibble topper, mixed with home-cooked food, or with canned food.

What sizes are available?
This recipe comes in a 2 lb pack, a 2-pack, and a 4-pack.

How should I switch my dog to a new food?
Transition gradually over 7-10 days by mixing increasing amounts of the new food with the old to help avoid digestive upset.