Evanger's Grain-Free Hand Packed Catch of the Day Canned Dog Food, 12-oz, case of 12
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Evanger's Hand-Packed Specialties are processed to maintain the shape and nutrition of each recipe's contents. The cooking process softens the recipes with bones, making them edible, safe, wholesome and highly digestible. This dinner is made with whole, uncut sardines from head to tail served with tender carrots and green peas, fortified with a vitamin and mineral enriched gravy. It features pieces of uncut meat placed into the can by hand!
Key Benefits- Grain and gluten-free dinner featuring whole sardines placed into the can by hand, served in a delectable gravy with peas and carrots.
- Contains softened bones that have been slow cooked to make them safe, edible and digestible.
- Natural source of Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids to help nourish your pet's skin & coat.
- Kosher certified and endorsed by the Chicago Rabbinical Council (cRc) as acceptable for your pet to enjoy during Passover.
- Ideal for all life stages and made in the USA free of corn, wheat or soy.
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Item Number60027
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Packaging TypeCan
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Food TextureChunks in Gravy
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Breed SizeSmall Breeds, Medium Breeds, Large Breeds
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Food FormWet Food
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LifestageAdult
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Special DietNo Corn No Wheat No Soy, Grain-Free, Gluten Free
Sardines, Water Sufficient for Processing, Carrots, Peas, Vitamins {Vitamin E Supplement, Niacin Supplement, L-Ascorbyl-2-Polyphosphate (Source of Vitamin C), Thiamine Mononitrate (Source of Vitamin B1), Calcium Pantothenate, Vitamin A Supplement, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride (Source of Vitamin B6), Riboflavin Supplement (Source of Vitamin B2), Folic Acid, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Biotin, Vitamin D2 Supplement}, Minerals {Zinc Sulfate, Iron Sulfate, Copper Sulfate, Manganese Sulfate, Selenium Yeast, Potassium Iodide}.
Caloric Content89 kcal/kg, 328 kcal/can
| Guaranteed Analysis | |
|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 8.0% min |
| Crude Fat | 4.0% min |
| Crude Fiber | 2.0% max |
| Moisture | 82.0% max |
| Weight | Adult Daily Feeding (cup) |
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| 10 lbs | 1/2 - 3/4 |
| 20 lbs | 3/4 - 1 1/2 |
| 30 lbs | 1 1/2 - 2 |
Can Evanger's products help with urinary tract infections?
Yes. Struvite crystals, rock - like accretions that scrape sensitive tissues in the urinary tract, are a major cause of inflammation and infection in dogs and cats. The formation of struvite crystals is possible when urine is too alkaline. In meat, we are provided with an acidifier that is natural and promotes overall good health in dogs and cats. So increasing the amount of high quality meat consumed can acidify the urine and help prevent the formation of struvite crystals. Choose from among the 8 Grain Free Game Meats, Hunk of Beef, 100% Organic Chicken, as well as many others. These products are excellent supplements or treats for dogs and cats. For balanced meals, which contain vitamins and minerals, try our Chicken Dinner and Beef Dinner for dogs; Certified Organic Braised Chicken Dinner, Organic Turkey with Butternut Squash, and Holistic Pheasant Dinner for cats. Of course, any dog or cat with urinary tract problems should be under the care of a veterinarian.
Can I feed dog food to my cats and cat food to my dogs?
Any Evanger’s food that is pure meat, such as the Grain Free Game Meats, Hunk of Beef, and Wild Salmon, can be fed to both cats and dogs as snacks, treats, or mixed with Evanger’s dry food, snacks, or treats. However, foods that include vitamins and minerals to make a complete balanced diet are formulated specifically for a dog or cat and should be fed to the indicated species.Knowing the different dietary needs of dogs and cats is very important because pet owners that allow a dog to eat cat food or a cat to eat dog food could end up with a very sick pet….or worse. Illnesses do not usually happen if only a few meals are shared, but will happen if it continues on a regular basis. Incidentally, dogs are omnivores like people; they eat both meat and vegetables. Cats are obligate carnivores; they eat mostly meat. Cats have a higher protein and fat requirement than dogs. Dogs that eat cat food could end up with liver, kidney and/or pancreatic problems because cat foods are too high in protein and fat for dogs to properly metabolize. Cats that eat dog foods could end up blind or with a serious heart condition called dilated cardiomyopathy because cats have a dietary need for taurine. Dogs naturally make the amino acid taurine, while cats must have it supplied in their diets; all Evanger’s cat foods contain taurine. Cats also require a different form of Vitamin A. Dogs, like people, naturally manufacture Vitamin A, if Beta - carotene is supplied in the diet. Last but not least, cats require arachidonic acid, an essential fatty acids for cats. Dogs can manufacture Arachodonic Acid from Omega 3 fatty acids. Both dogs and cats require linoleic (Omega 6) and linolenic (Omega 3) fatty acids.
Why are there bones in Hand - Packed Chicken dinners?
Evanger’s special slow - cook, pressure - cook process softens the bones so they are splinter - free and easily digestible. Feel free to squeeze a bone in Whole Chicken Thighs or Roasted Chicken Drummette Dinner, you’ll see that the bone collapses instead of splintering, providing the ideal meal for your dog - safe, nutritious, and delicious. Bones add flavor and texture, and are great natural sources of crucial nutrients like calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, and iron.
Can I feed Evanger's products to my diabetic dog or cat?
Yes… Diabetic dogs and cats need to reduce carbohydrate intake while maintaining a balanced diet. Evanger’s canned diets contain so much meat (exception: Vegetarian Dinner and 100% Sweet Potato), that they can often be incorporated into the diet of diabetic dogs and cats with healthy kidneys. Diabetic dogs and cats should eat more fowl than red meat. Gold Line Chicken Dinner and Beef Dinner offer dogs a balanced meal with no added carbohydrates. Similarly, Hand Packed Whole Mackerel with Gravy for cats is a delicious low - carb meal. The 8 Grain Free Game Meats and Hunk of Beef and Wild Salmon are nutrient-rich, tasty supplements or treats for diabetic dogs and cats. Please remember that diabetes is a serious medical condition that requires veterinary care. Pets being treated with insulin will require blood checks and possible insulin adjustment when changes are made to the diet.
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Not worth the price
By Saunja on Nov 26, 2019
I love Evangers brand - I get several other meats. I was highly disappointed when I opened the can ---> there was only 3 1/2 sardines in the entire can!!! I buy sardines at the grocery store and there's more in those cans.
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pups choice
By litter on Jul 19, 2019
We have two Saint Bernards who definitely enjoy this product. We have been purchasing these for well over a year. We originally started to just add these to our first pups food when she was not liking her kibble. Then we changed over their diet completely to raw and this is a nice alternative to give them variety some days.The pups love them and they always seem to be the same quality inside the cans. I have never experienced anything negative other than the fact that the cans are sometimes dented. I wish that wasn’t the case but it’s not a big enough reason to not continue to purchase these every month.
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3 Dogs, 1 Reluctant Taker
By Hawkins1 on May 15, 2019
I have three dogs (one lab-pit mix, a Havanese, and a bichapoo). They go crazy for another Evanger's hand-packed product, so I thought I would give the sardines a try. This was an expensive experiment that did not pan out. The big guy will eat darned near anything I put into his bowl, but he snuffed at the sardines, maybe pouted a little, and walked away. He wouldn't go near his food bowl until I scrubbed it clear of any whiff of sardine. The little dogs are a little more choosy but come running for Evanger's hand-packed chicken thighs, which I mix with their kibble. Only one of the Littles would even taste the sardines, but nobody substantively ate it. I have 10 cans of this left I have three dogs (one lab-pit mix, a Havanese, and a bichapoo). They go crazy for another Evanger's hand-packed product, so I thought I would give the sardines a try. This was an expensive experiment that did not pan out. The big guy will eat darned near anything I put into his bowl, but he snuffed at the sardines, maybe pouted a little, and walked away. He wouldn't go near his food bowl until I scrubbed it clear of any whiff of sardine. The little dogs are a little more choosy but come running for Evanger's hand-packed chicken thighs, which I mix with their kibble. Only one of the Littles would even taste the sardines, but nobody substantively ate it. I have 10 cans of this left that I will be donating to a local pet rescue in the hopes that a pupper somewhere will enjoy it. … more
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So healthy
By OldDan on Jun 20, 2019
We add sardines, as well as other Evangers canned product to the kibble of our five dogs, also the occasional foster dog. Healthy and their favorite. If you do TNR for cats Evangers sardinas are no fail in the trap.
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Healthy and Delicious!
By Lita on Jun 12, 2019
My name is Trigger and my person asked me to review this. I love this food. I know that sometimes it's necessary to have some kibble. But if you want a really yummy and healthy addition, Evanger's sardines are super!
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Yes it has sardines
By Dottie on Jul 31, 2019
Sardines and liquid. If your dog loves fish, this is a good one.
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Dogs say yum
By MarilynsHOP on Apr 2, 2019
This works really well if you have a dog who's appetite is off. It's something different. Whole sardines in gravy so it's also easy to mix with kibble.
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Evangers Whole Sardines are good
By nancypants on Dec 26, 2018
..and my dogs like them mixed in with their food occasionally. They need the calcium and EFAs' so that is what I am giving them. And....Chewy is the most reasonable, user friendly, FAIR and honest company I have ever dealt with.
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Not a good choice for dog
By Miami on Mar 9, 2019
Dog doesn't like the sardines. Won't eat the food unless very hungry at the day's end.
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An acquired taste
By Karen01 on Nov 21, 2018
Some of my dogs love the Sardines and some not so much. I guess they are an acquired taste for dogs as with people. I originally brought them for a dog that loved sardines, but unfortunately, they did not arrive on time for her to try them.
