Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Canned Dog Food 13.2 oz

Name: Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Canned Dog Food 13.2 oz
SKU: 220124
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$2.84

SKU: 220124 Categories: Dog, Dog Food, Pets & Wild Bird

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Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Canned Dog Food delivers a flavorful and nutritious meal made primarily with lamb and wholesome ingredients. This grain-free formula features real lamb, sweet potatoes, and peas for highly digestible energy. Supplemented with fruits and vegetables, it provides antioxidants that support a healthy immune system. Designed to satisfy even the pickiest eaters, this recipe offers complete and balanced nutrition that can be fed as a sole diet or a complement to dry food.

Key Features of Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain Canned Dog Food

Grain-free recipe with real lamb

Rich in antioxidants from fruits and vegetables

Contains sweet potatoes and peas for digestible energy

Complete and balanced for daily feeding

Includes taurine and other essential nutrients

Highly palatable for finicky dogs

Supports immune system health

Meets AAFCO nutritional standards

Moist, savory gravy base

Free from artificial colors, flavors, and preservatives

Additional Information

Brand: Taste of the Wild

Product Type: Canned Wet Dog Food

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Product Use: Nutrition for adult dogs as a sole diet or meal topper

Size: 13.2 oz can

Material: Lamb, lamb broth, vegetables, fruits, vitamins, and minerals

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This product is formulated with an emphasis on digestibility and nutrient absorption using real meat and vegetable ingredients. Its grain-free design caters to dogs with sensitive stomachs or grain allergies. The recipe also contains proprietary strains of probiotics to support digestive health. Switching to Taste of the Wild Sierra Mountain should be done gradually to avoid digestive upset, as advised by feeding guidelines.