New Zealand Frozen Dog Rolls, Pasture-Raised & Free-Range, Gently Pasteurized Raw Dog Food, Protein-Rich, Natural & Healthy (4 Rolls, Chicken)

New Zealand Frozen Dog Rolls - Lamb, Pasture-Raised & Free-Range, Gently Pasteurized, 24 oz per Roll (8 Rolls/Case)Natural, High-Quality Ingredients for Your PetGive your pet the best with our premium frozen dog food rolls made from all-natural ingredients. Each roll is packed with high-quality lamb, sourced from pasture-raised, free-range animals in New Zealand. Our recipe contains no artificial additives, preservatives, colors, or chemicals, and is completely free from grains and gluten. Added vitamins and minerals ensure your pet gets the balanced nutrition they need to thrive.Made in New Zealand - Sourced from Quality FarmsWe prioritize quality by sourcing all ingredients from reputable New Zealand farms where animals are raised on a natural diet, free from grains and antibiotics. This ensures that every bite is wholesome, safe, and nutritious for your dog or cat.Extremely Palatable – Perfect for Picky EatersOur lamb rolls are incredibly palatable and a great choice for pets, including picky eaters or senior dogs and cats who may have lost interest in their food. The irresistible flavor and texture will encourage even the most finicky pets to enjoy mealtime again.

• NATURAL INGREDIENTS – Made with premium, all-natural ingredients and added vitamins and minerals, free from chemicals, artificial additives, or colors. Grain-free and gluten-free.
• MADE IN NEW ZEALAND – Sourced from quality New Zealand farms where animals are pasture-raised and never given grains, antibiotics, or hormones for the highest quality pet food.
• EXTREMELY PALATABLE – Ideal for all dogs and cats, including picky eaters and senior pets who may have lost interest in their food.
• VITAL NUTRIENTS – Includes essential organs and bones like liver, lungs, heart, and ground bone from lamb.
• SUITABLE FOR ALL LIFE STAGES – Formulated to meet the nutritional needs of growing, adult, senior, pregnant, and lactating pets according to AAFCO guidelines.