Venison Diced

Venison DicedVenison Diced Key Benefits High Quality Protein: Supports muscle maintenance and repair. Low in Fat: Good for pets needing a leaner diet. Rich in Iron and Zinc: Supports immune function and red blood cell production. B Vitamins (especially B12, niacin, riboflavin): Promote energy metabolism and nervous system health. Taurine (important for cats): Naturally occurring in red meats, although raw diets may still require supplemental taurine for felines.

Venison Diced

Key Benefits

• High-Quality Protein: Supports muscle maintenance and repair.

• Low in Fat: Good for pets needing a leaner diet.

• Rich in Iron and Zinc: Supports immune function and red blood cell production.

• B Vitamins (especially B12, niacin, riboflavin): Promote energy metabolism and nervous system health.

• Taurine (important for cats): Naturally occurring in red meats, although raw diets may still require supplemental taurine for felines.

suitable for cats

Cats are obligate carnivores and require a diet that is almost entirely animal-based. Venison can serve as a primary muscle meat, but must be part of a diet that includes:

• Taurine (critical for heart and eye health)

• Organ meats for vitamins A and D

• Bone or calcium supplements for skeletal health

Best Practices:

• Must be fed with balanced organ and bone ratio, not just muscle meat.

• Ideally grind with organs and finely ground bone, or use a premix supplement.

• Cats may require additional taurine if feeding venison only.

Suitable for dogs

• Dogs are facultative carnivores and can thrive on a meat-based diet supplemented with bones, organs, and some vegetables.

• Venison is an excellent option for dogs with food allergies or sensitivities, especially to common proteins like chicken or beef.

• Should be part of a balanced raw diet (e.g., PMR – Prey Model Raw or BARF – Biologically Appropriate Raw Food).

Best Practices:

• Combine with organ meats (like liver, kidney) and raw meaty bones.

• Ensure calcium and phosphorus balance, usually through bones or supplements.

• Include omega-3 sources (like fish oil) if not already present.