Freely Turkey Recipe Small Breeds Limited Ingredient Grain-Free Dry Dog Food, 4-lb bag
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- This nutritious dog food recipe is made with limited ingredients, providing your pup with balanced nutrition and no extra fillers.
- Fresh, deboned turkey is the first ingredient and the only protein.
- The smaller kibble size is specifically designed to make it easier for small-breed dogs to eat.
- Includes added taurine to help support your dog’s heart health and antioxidant vitamins to support a healthy immune system.
- This grain-free recipe contains no wheat, corn, rice, soy, oats or barley.
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3 Customer Questions
how much glusomine is it the dog food?
Answer by • Dec 10, 2021
Freely's LID recipes do not include any addition glucosamine or chondroitin in their formulations.
Why are the ingredients of the small breed bites different from the regular size (small breed has peas)
Answer by • Jan 25, 2021
Freely Small Breed Recipes are more tailored versions of Freely Grain-Free recipes. The Small Breed Recipes have smaller kibble pieces and a nutrient profile that caters to the needs of small breed dogs.
Where are each of your ingredients sourced? Where do you produce your food?
Answer by • Sep 01, 2020
The main ingredients in Freely Grain-Free Turkey Dry Recipe for Small Breeds recipe, including the turkey and carbohydrate ingredients, are sourced in the United States. Their sunflower oil and the majority of their minerals are also sourced from the USA, but their calcium iodate can also come from Canada. Freely get their salmon oil from Chile and most of their vitamins come primarily from Switzerland and Germany, though at times they may also source some them from such countries as France, India, Korea, and Scotland. The rest of their ingredients, such as their rosemary extract and added amino acids, are sourced from either Belgium, Japan, or the USA.