Description
Our Turkey Brew is a savory, low fat/low calorie year-round snack unlike anything else available for pets - a rich source of amino acids and gelatin. Our Recipe Our signature slow-braised Turkey Bone Brew is made from animals humanely raised on organic, open pastures. We use only premium knuckle & marrow bones.
Our Brews are made the old fashioned way - roasting, then simmering the bones for more than 30 hours to extract maximum favor and nutrients. We use real apple cider vinegar and water purified by reverse osmosis to ensure the best possible product. We add ginger & turmeric.
Our brews are frozen immediately from the kettle to preserve the freshest product.
Brews can be served as refreshing lickable "brothcicles" or thawed and served as a warm, nourishing snack in-between or for topping/re-hydrating meals. A nourishing daily boost to support digestive health, joints and coat, and brain health.
About the brand
Named after the founder's sweet and special golden retriever lab mix, Nugget's Healthy Eats strives to bring your pet the healthiest and freshest treats around. Made with the purest all-natural ingredients for your pet's health and happiness!
At 11 years old, Nugget fought and beat liver cancer, and with the win of that fight, his owners needed to adjust his diet. Nugget now needed a kidney-friendly diet. This included a diet high in protein, potassium, and omega fatty acids and low in phosphorus and sodium. This led Nugget's owners to make homemade bone broth and yogurt treats to keep him healthy and happy. Their dedication to a fresh and healthy diet extended Nugget's life to a long and happy 15 years. This inspired his owners to create Nugget's Healthy Eats to bring fresh and healthy treats to pets everywhere!
Calorie content
Ingredients
Real turkey bone broth made from premium marrow & knuckle bones & purified water (reverse osmosis), turmeric, ginger, apple cider vinegar.
Guaranteed analysis
| Crude Protein |
4.0% min |
| Crude Fat |
0% min |
| Crude Fiber |
1.0% max |
| Moisture |
93.0% max |
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