Farm To Pet Turkey Treat Topper | Single-Ingredient Dog Food Topper
Farm To Pet Turkey Treat Topper | Single-Ingredient Dog Food Topper
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Farm To Pet Turkey Treat Topper — A Single-Ingredient Turkey Dog Food Topper
Shake-top jar · 3 calories per teaspoon · 85% crude protein
Turkey breast, dehydrated and ground, and nothing else in the jar. It carries the highest protein figure in the Farm To Pet range at 85%, and because turkey turns up in far fewer commercial foods than chicken, it's the topper to reach for when you're trying to make a limited-ingredient diet appetising without adding a protein the dog already eats.
Why Turkey Specifically
- 🦃 85% crude protein, 3% fat — the highest protein of the three poultry-and-beef toppers, and among the leanest.
- 🔍 A protein most dogs haven't met — which is what makes it useful during an elimination trial — novelty, rather than turkey being inherently gentler.
- 🥄 Three calories a teaspoon — small enough to use daily without rethinking portions.
- 🧊 Works in more than a bowl — Farm To Pet suggests stirring it into broth, mixing with medication, or spreading it into a lick mat — anywhere you need something to smell like dinner.
Ingredients & Nutrition
Ingredients: turkey. Boneless, skinless turkey breast, dehydrated and ground. Single ingredient, hormone-free, no additives.
Guaranteed analysis: crude protein 85% min, crude fat 3% min, crude fiber 1% max, moisture 10% max. 3 calories per teaspoon. Farm To Pet lists it as a source of vitamins B3, B6 and B12, selenium, zinc, phosphorus, vitamin D, magnesium and taurine.
Feeding guide: Farm To Pet publishes two versions of this on the same page. The more conservative one is up to 2-5 teaspoons a day for a pet under 15 lb, 5-7 for 16-35 lb, and up to 8 for a large dog. We've quoted the lower set — at 3 calories a teaspoon either is modest, but there's no reason to round up.
Supplied in a break-resistant jar with a shake-or-spoon lid. Farm To Pet does not state the jar weight on this listing; the two-jar bundle is labelled 4.7 oz per jar.
Made in the USA from meat farmed in the Midwest. Farm To Pet states the toppers are made by repurposing chips that broke during bag inspection — the same meat, put to use instead of thrown out.
FAQ
Is turkey better than chicken for a sensitive dog?
Not chemically — the advantage is that fewer dogs have eaten it, so fewer have developed a sensitivity to it. Some dogs react to poultry as a group. Your vet is the right person to plan an elimination diet with.
How much do I use?
Start with a teaspoon and work up only if you need to. Farm To Pet's own upper figures reach 8 teaspoons for a large dog, which is 24 calories — modest, but there's rarely a reason to go that high.
Does it contain taurine?
Farm To Pet lists taurine among the nutrients. Turkey is a natural source of it. It isn't added, and this isn't a substitute for a taurine-supplemented diet if your vet has prescribed one.
Can I use it on wet food?
Yes, though it goes further on kibble — powder on a dry surface stays distinct, powder on wet food dissolves into it. Both work; kibble just makes the effect more obvious to the dog.
🎁 Same Protein, Training Format
If the topper works, the chips usually do too. Farm To Pet Turkey Chips are the same single-ingredient turkey breast in a form you can carry in a pocket.
One protein across meals and training.
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