Grass-fed animals contain much less monounsaturated fat than grain-fed animals and their meat contains up to 5 times more omega 3 which makes it less inflammatory.

Liver is an incredible superfood for our dogs, it is commonly called the multivitamin of the raw food diet because it is so nutrient-dense.

Feeding liver helps increase our dogs liver and eye health and tonifies their blood.

Liver is one of natures best sources of vitamin A, especially liver from grass-fed animals. It is also high in B-vitamins, particularly vitamin B12 (Riboflavin), and a great source of important minerals like zinc, selenium, phosphorus, iron and copper. 

High in B-vitamins and a rich source of iron and zinc. Helps improve heart health, helps regulate the metabolism, and is a great alternative protein for dogs with food sensitivities.

The meat of grass-fed animals tends to be richer in other antioxidants such as vitamin B12, B3 and B6as well as iron, selenium and zinc, creatine, carnosine, folate B9, choline, copper, vitamin A and many more.

The beef and lamb are primarily grass fed and fully outdoor reared, the most ethical and high-welfare method of  raising cattle.

The cattle were able to thrive in their natural environment, consuming their natural food while soaking up sunlight. Simply put, cows and sheep are supposed to eat grass, not grain and other artificially modified food, and they need to see the sun and move around to be able to thrive. The meat of grass-fed and outdoor reared cattle is healthier and more nutrient-dense, which of course benefits our pets tremendously.

The meat of grass-fed animals contains much less monounsaturated fat than grain-fed meat and it contains up to 5 times more omega 3 which makes it less inflammatory.

Kidneys are high in protein and low in fat. 

Kidneys are a rich source of iron and all the B vitamins. They include good levels of zinc and all the fat-soluble vitamins A, D, E and K.

Kidneys are rich in high-quality essential fatty acids, which provide anti-inflammatory properties and many more health benefits.

Grass-fed meat tends to be richer in other antioxidants such as vitamin B12, B3 and B6as well as iron, selenium and zinc, creatine, carnosine, folate B9, choline, copper, vitamin A and many more.

The beef and lamb is primarily grass fed and fully outdoor reared, the most ethical and high-welfare method of raising cattle.

Simply put, cows and sheep are supposed to eat grass, not grain and other artificially modified food, and they need to see the sun and move around to be able to thrive. The meat of grass-fed and outdoor reared cattle is healthier and more nutrient-dense, which of course benefits our pets tremendously.