Pastured Organic Raw Pet Food
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Pastured Organic Raw Chicken Steaks
with organic coconut added

• Made from Pastured Poultry raised on organic Cocofeed

• Includes the entire chicken, with bones and internal organs - not just left-over parts

• Includes 10% organic coconut, which is 65% pure coconut oil

• NO Soy and NO Corn

• The meat, bones, and organs are raw - frozen patties

For Dogs Feeding Guidelines Recommended daily portion, by body weight. Feed puppies and lactating females 2–3 times more. 25 lbs. 1 steak 50 lbs. 2 steaks 80 lbs. 3 steaks 110 lbs. 4 steaks

For Cats Feeding Guidelines Recommended daily portion, by body weight. Feed kittens and lactating females 2–3 times more. 6 lbs. 2 steaks 9 lbs. 3 steaks 12 lbs. 4 steaks 15 lbs. 5 steaks

Ingredients

Tropical Traditions raw frozen chicken steaks for dogs and cats are made from our pastured chickens raised outdoors in Wisconsin on pasture and our organic Cocofeed. Cocofeed is a non-soy feed that includes coconut developed by Tropical Traditions. These certified organic chickens make up 85% of the steaks and include the meat, bones, liver, and other internal organs of the birds. Our frozen raw steaks are unlike other "organic raw chicken pet food" on the market, which is made up primarily from older egg-laying chickens that are no longer profitable in indoor organic egg mass-production houses, because their egg-laying capacity diminishes after about one year. They are sold off as cheap pet food, but command a higher price because they are technically certified "organic" because  they ate organic feed all their life, even if they never saw sunshine or grass. Also, the organic feed fed to almost all organic chickens today have high concentrations of soy as the main protein. Our chickens are broilers that are raised outdoors in Wisconsin pastures by family farmers on our Cocofeed, which contains NO soy. In addition, 10% of the ingredients of our raw steaks are made from certified organic Tropical Traditions dried coconut, which is about 65% pure coconut oil. Coconut oil is very beneficial for pets, and enhances the immune system. The other 5% of the ingredients includes (some fruits and vegetables are seasonal): organic cranberries, whole chicken egg, organic broccoli, calcium carbonate, red potatoes, organic spinach, organic seaweed, organic beets, organic butternut squash, organic apples, organic blueberries, whole flaxseed, brewer’s yeast, organic carrots, and sage.

Tropical Traditions raw chicken steaks are meant to be a complete diet for dogs and cats, and include the following vitamins & minerals: Zinc sulfate, manganese sulfate calcium carbonate, copper sulfate, ferrous sulfate, sodium selenite, calcium iodate, cobalt sulfate, choline chloride, vitamin E (di-alpha tocopherol acetate), niacin, calcium pantothenate, ascorbic acid, vitamin A supplement, vitamin B-12 supplement, thiamine mono nitrate, riboflavin, vitamin D supplement, folic acid, pyridoxine hydrochloride, biotin.

You will not find another complete pet food like this anywhere, unless you make it yourself. So if you want only the highest quality premium food for your pets, Tropical Traditions Pastured Organic Raw Chicken steaks are the best choice!

12 steaks - frozen 6 lbs. Retail: $48.00 Now: $35.00* Feeding Guidelines Recommended daily portion, by body weight. Feed puppies and lactating females 2–3 times more. 25 lbs. 1 steak 50 lbs. 2 steaks 80 lbs. 3 steaks 110 lbs. 4 steaks	12 steaks - frozen 1.2 lbs. Retail: $10.00 Now: $7.50* Feeding Guidelines Recommended daily portion, by body weight. Feed kittens and lactating females 2–3 times more. 6 lbs. 2 steaks 9 lbs. 3 steaks 12 lbs. 4 steaks 15 lbs. 5 steaks
Guaranteed Analysis for Dog and Cat steaks crude protein... min 14% crude fat... min 14% crude fiber... max 7% (mostly from coconut - NOT grains) moisture... max 65%

For those who want to make their own pet food, the following website on "raw meaty bones" has good suggestions and sample menu plans:

Raw Meaty Bones
Sample Diet plans to make your own Dog or Cat food

Below, Grass-Fed Traditions offers raw bones and raw organ meats from our grass-fed bison, Galloway beef, and lamb. You can purchase these to make up your own pet food.

Raw Organ Meats and Raw Bones from Grass-fed Animals

Grass-Fed Lamb

Grass-Fed Traditions supplies 100% grass-fed lamb from small-scale family farms in Wisconsin. These sheep graze on lush pasture all summer long in the rolling hills of the "Driftless Area" of southwestern Wisconsin. The Driftless Area of Wisconsin is famous around the world because it is completely surrounded by glaciated territory. It preserves a large sample of what the rest of Wisconsin, as well as northern and eastern United States, were like before the Glacial Period. The result is a unique geographical area of rolling hills that the early settlers of Wisconsin recognized was especially well-suited for grazing. Today many small-scale family farms still graze this rich soil.

Grass-Fed Bison

Our source for bison products comes from northern Wisconsin where the animals are grazed on prairie grass. The animals are 100% grass fed, and are also “finished” on grass. Grass-fed animals have been shown to be higher in Omega 3 fatty acids than grain-fed and finished livestock. CLA is also an essential fatty acid found primarily in grass-fed animals. Some studies have also shown that grass-fed bison contain up to 4 times more selenium than grain-fed bison. Bison do not have to be kept in barns, and can survive very harsh winters, finding grass to eat even when buried by a couple feet of snow! Bison is a very healthy, traditional source of meat in North America. And this is the premiere source of Bison in the U.S.! Most other sources of Bison are NOT 100% grass-fed, but include grains in the feed as well. These bison are NOT treated with hormones or antibiotics. They are naturally healthy and hearty animals. We only process our bison in the late spring through fall when they are grazing on green grass.

Grass-Fed Beef

Grass-Fed Traditions currently supplies 100% grass-fed beef from small-scale family farms in Wisconsin. Our cows are all grass-fed Angus and Galloway (mostly Galloway). How do we define “grass-fed?” The cows are on pasture, not in feed lots eating silage. They are also finished on grass, and do not eat grains at all. We don’t process animals in the winter or early spring, when they are only eating dry grass. Our animals are eating green grass right up to the time of processing, and are dry aged before packaging. Many sources of “grass-fed” beef today are simply from cows in feedlots eating silage year round.

Other pet products:

*Cold storage and frozen items like our raw frozen pet products are shipped from a separate location and have separate shipping charges from non-cold storage items. Shipping charges depend on weight and zip code, and will be chosen at check out. Due to the nature of the products, perishable food items such as meat, poultry and dairy are not eligible for refund or return.

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