Our venison formula contains venison trim, hearts and organs from farm-raised deer in the foothills of Canada. It is raised without the use of antibiotics or hormones.
Venison meat is a fast-growing protein as it has many health advantages over other red meats. It is lean meat containing lower fat levels, particularly cholesterol, than other red meats. It is a favourite meal choice for Pet Parents looking for a beef alternative due to allergy issues. Venison is rich in Vitamin B, phosphorus, zinc, and iron and low in sodium.
- Pastured-Raised
- Hormone & Antibiotic-Free
Our Feline Complete Venison Dinner contains our Healthy Paws™ F9-3 Species-Specific Probiotic Blend, Atlantic Sea kelp and an omega-3 blend of herring and sardine.
Our proprietary species-specific probiotic blend is derived from both healthy domestic cats and free-range cats. This 3-strain probiotic blend contains and exhibits prebiotics, antioxidant, anti-inflammatory properties, and proprietary ingredients, which serve as fuel to sustain the multiplication and growth of healthy probiotic organisms within the body.
F9-3 Probiotic (min) 500 million CFU / 100 grams
Formula Breakdown
Meat
70%
Bone
10%
Organ
10%
Fruit/Veg
10%
Recommendations
We recommend a rotational feeding diet with Health Paws to provide your pets maximum enjoyment, flavours, textures, and nutrients.
What is Rotational Feeding?
Rotational feeding is simply rotating between different Healthy Paws proteins to ensure that your cat or dog gets the proper nutrients from a wide range of ingredients to help support overall health and wellness.
A rotational feeding diet can be daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or even box-to-box.
We recommend a rotational feeding diet with Health Paws to provide your pets maximum enjoyment, flavours, textures, and nutrients.
What is Rotational Feeding?
Rotational feeding is simply rotating between different Healthy Paws proteins to ensure that your cat or dog gets the proper nutrients from a wide range of ingredients to help support overall health and wellness.
A rotational feeding diet can be daily, weekly, bi-weekly, monthly or even box-to-box.
