Small Batch | Frozen Chicken Batch Raw Dog Food

The goal at Small Batch is to produce the freshest pet food that mimics the animal’s natural eating habits.  Their focus is to be the best at what they do – providing a local, healthy, and earth conscious alternative that the consumer can trust with as small a footprint as possible.  Their single source protein formulas are sourced locally and are “made to order” to ensure freshness. Locally sourced from the West Coast (USA) No antibiotics or hormones Certified Organic fruits and vegetables Range-Free, Pasture Raised 88% humanely raised and harvested chicken, 10% organic produce, 2% natural supplements   Ingredients chicken, skinless chicken necks, chicken backs, chicken livers, chicken hearts, chicken gizzards, organic carrots, organic yams, organic broccoli, organic squash, salmon oil, organic kale, organic collards, organic apple cider vinegar, organic kelp*, organic bee pollen, organic parsley, organic wheat grass, organic bilberry, organic garlic, organic rosemary, organic basil *OUR ORGANIC KELP IS SOURCED FROM THE PRISTINE WATERS OF ICELAND AND IS THE ONLY INGREDIENT THAT COMES FROM OUTSIDE THE USA.   GUARANTEED ANALYSIS Moisture (max): 74.7%Crude Protein (min):  15.2%Crude Fat (min):  7.2%Crude Fiber (max):  0.4%Ash (max):  1.9%Calcium (min):  0.5%Phosphorus (min):  0.4%Approx. 31 kcal per slider  |  Approx. 248 kcal per patty   BONE GRIND SIZE Sliders:  1/8"Patties:  3/16"   FEEDING GUIDELINES Quantities are per day5 lbs:  2 Sliders  |  .5 cup Smallbites  |  .25 Patty10 lbs:  4 Sliders  |  1 cup Smallbites  |  .5 Patty15 lbs:  6 Sliders  |  1.5 cups Smallbites  |  .75 Patty20 lbs:  8 Sliders  |  2 cups Smallbites  |  1 Patty40 lbs:  16 Sliders  |  4 cups Smallbites  |  2 Patties60 lbs:  24 Sliders  |  6 cups Smallbites  |  3 Patties80 lbs:  32 Sliders  |  8 cups Smallbites  |  4 Patties100 lbs:  40 Sliders  |  10 cups Smallbites  |  5 Patties For nursing or pregnant dogs and puppies, quantities per day can be doubled.  Please note that you should always consult your veterinarian especially when it comes to mommas-to-be or nursing dogs. These are only guidelines and may need to be adjusted depending on your individual dog’s needs.