Do you have an itchy dog? Are you thinking of taking your pet's nutrition to the next level? Do you currently feed a raw or a home cooked diet and just can't find the time to prepare their meals? Look no further as you have found the perfect food to fit your needs! Carna4 has taken raw food nutrition to a whole new level of convenience. This food may look like standard kibble but do not be fooled! Carna4 is uniquely blended with over 50% fresh meats, eggs, whole produce and an amazing mix of certified organic sprouted seeds. These organic seeds have been germinated to unleash a POWERHOUSE of NUTRIENTS naturally, to support your dog’s intestinal health, energy, skin and coat. The unique quick baked air dried manufacturing process of this food allows for the real food nutrition to be preserved giving your pet the real nutrition they need to thrive! Sprouted seeds are loaded with digestive enzymes that build up the immune system so you have a healthy pet from the inside out! NO SYNTHETIC INGREDIENTS!
Easy Chew Fish variety is whole food nutrition for all life stages of your dog customized with a slightly softer, smaller nugget – perfect for the little mouths of puppies and small breeds, as well as older dogs that have trouble with chewing. Carna4’s delicious air-dried nuggets are highly digestible and so densely packed with whole foods that you may need to feed 10-15% less per day than you are used to. Carna4's new Easy Chew Fish formula is loaded with fresh wild-caught herring and perch.
Key Benefits:
Softer Chew for Small or Older Dogs
Every Batch is Tested for 15 Different Pathogens and Toxins
Ideal daily feeding portions will vary for different dogs, depending on age, size, breed, environment and activity levels. Because Carna4 is so concentrated in high quality nutrients that are easily absorbed by your dog, you will need to feed 10% to 15% fewer cups per day than most other dry foods. The amounts shown below are guidelines only and you should carefully monitor your dog’s weight, until an ideal balance is found.
