Rosie's Beef N' Rice

Beef, Brown Rice, Peas, Carrots, Beef Heart, Eggs, Millet Flour, Vegetable Oil, Powdered Eggshells, and Sea Salt

Allergy Info: Gluten-free, Wheat-free.

Calorie Content (ME): 1230 kcal/kg, 316 kcal/9oz pouch.

Guaranteed Analysis (Wet): Crude Protein min. 12% Crude Fat min. 9% Crude Fiber max. 1% Moisture max. 64%.

Guaranteed Analysis (Dry): Crude Protein min. 33% Crude Fat min. 25% Crude Fiber max. 3%

A healthy and wholesome way to add variety to your dog’s usual diet. Serve as a rotational meal, meal mixer, dog food topper or as a soft treat that your dog will love. This product is intended for intermittent feeding or supplemental feeding. Serve directly from pouch or warm in microwave. See product photos for feeding guide.

To heat: Tear 1 inch vent at the top. Stand up in microwave. Warm for 15-30 seconds. Let cool. Remove with cool grips. Serve and let your dog enjoy. Contains no meat by-products, preservatives, artificial colors and flavors, or supplements.

Refrigerate after opening for up to 4 days.

Follows all AAFCO guidelines.

Lean beef provides essential amino acids and minerals. Beef also contains the following: B vitamins help with circulation and utilization of fatty acids (for healthy skin), boost the metabolism to help overweight dogs, fight anemia by producing red-blood cells. Potassium, Sodium and Magnesium maintain fluid balance and aid nerve function. Calcium and Phosphorous for teeth and bones, transfer of energy and muscle function. Sulfur for healthy skin, nails and coat to fight itchiness and allergies. Iron promotes healthy red blood cells and boosts immune systems.

An excellent source of protein, and are easy on dogs’ digestive systems. They contain the following: A wholesome whole grain that provides the complex carbohydrates that your pet needs for energy. Choline is a fat emulsifier, may help combat heart disease and neurological disorders, B1, B3, B6 vitamins for circulation, metabolism and processing of other nutrients, a lack can cause diarrhea, dermatitis and dementia as well as lowered immunity. Vitamin E is a potent antioxidant that aids healing and retards aging and can prevent heart disease. Manganese for collagen formation and to prevent impaired growth. Chromium, which is sometimes called Glucose Tolerance Factor is needed to metabolize glucose. Silicon to maintain flexible arteries and to heal wounds and ward off skin disorders. Potassium is necessary for the proper functioning of enzymes, muscles, and nerves. It is also helps maintain proper fluid balance throughout the body.

An excellent source of protein, and are easy on dogs’ digestive systems. They contain the following: Vitamin A, which supports skeletal growth, immune system, vision and nerve function. Fiber, which aids in the management of cholesterol and blood sugar. Potassium, which facilitates proper functioning of enzymes, muscles, and nerves, and helps maintain proper fluid balance throughout the body.

An antioxidant rich vegetable high in: Vitamin A for a healthy immune system, vision and nerve function. Carotenoids, which promote protection against cancer-causing free radicals

An excellent source of a number of nutrients, including thiamin, folate, selenium, phosphorus, zinc, CoQ10 and several of the B vitamins. In addition, beef heart contains amino acids that are thought to improve metabolism.

An excellent form of digestible protein containing riboflavin and selenium.

Rich in B vitamins, iron, magnesium (bowel and urinary functionality), and potassium for muscle, nerve, and heart health.

Contains Omega-6 fatty acids, more than olive/sunflower/coconut oils. Omega-6 helps your pets coat from inside and out.

Contains a total of 27 vital elements including: calcium & microelements magnesium, boron, copper, iron, manganese, molybdenum, sulfur, silicon, and zinc, etc.

Contains numerous minerals which support blood regulation and nerve signal transmission. It has been shown to aid in alleviating arthritis pain.

Rosie, the faithful poodle, was Katie McCarron’s canine best friend. But when Rosie turned 14, she lost her appetite and could no longer chew dry kibble. So Katie did some research, headed to the kitchen and whipped up this nourishing meal for Rosie, who gobbled it down and kept going strong for almost three more years. Now Katie is sharing the love – and the recipe – to help your furry pal thrive.