Dr. Marty Nature's Blend Sensitive Stomach Dog Food

Dr. Marty Nature's Blend - Sensitivity Select - Small Bites is premium freeze-dried raw dog food designed for sensitive small breed dogs, providing the benefit of smaller, easier-to-swallow 'bite' size pieces. A perfect wholesome mixture of premium poultry, seeds, veggies, and fruit, formulated for andiron your dog to help ensure easy digestion, healthy skin and coat, proof against feeling 'doggy in age', and healthy joints... All while avoiding those 'problem' foods and additives containing no preservatives, artificial or otherwise.

Key Benefits:

• Has NO beef, milk, eggs, or wheat (also "problem foods" for many sensitive dogs)
• 87% of the formula is real premium cuts of meat... A high-protein diet can help keep your dog energetic during outdoor games, maintain healthy vital organs, and promote well-structured living.
• It'S free from artificial preservatives, synthetic vitamins, and mineral powders... We naturally preserve our food so your dog can absorb nutrients from REAL meat, vegetables, fruits, and seeds.
• This is minimally processed, not subjected to high heat... Our freeze-dried food retains high levels of nutrition, and because there is no heat involved, it is packed with flavor and has a freshness that you just can't beat.

What are the signs that my dog has food intolerances?

If your dog has any food hypersensitivity, you will have gastrointestinal problems and soft stools, diarrhea, skin problems, ear problems, and problems affecting the paws of your dog, and abdominal and ear problems. Your dog may keep on shaking his head and licking/biting his paws. These are all strong indicators of food hypersensitivity.

If you find this in your dog, I would highly recommend testing other foods with novel proteins and some extra skin and tummy support from real food- as suggested by you Nature's Blend- Sensitivity Select Small Bites.

This will keep your dog in easier to digest... Balanced, healthy skin... A thick coat... And lots of your dog's youthful energy.

Please seek veterinary advice if you have any concerns regarding your dog's diet

Why has this got freeze-dried?

The majority of dog foods are cooked at very high heat, which destroys many of the nutrients.

Alternatively, we can freeze-dry naturally using Nature's Blend Sensitivity Select Small Bites to lock in the nutrients that your dog needs and the taste they love.

Feeding Directions:

Ingredients:

Turkey, Duck, Goose, Quail, Turkey Liver, Flaxseed, Sweet Potato, Spinach, Pumpkin Seed, Cranberry, Blueberry, Apple, Carrot, Ginger, Dried Kelp, Salt, Sunflower Seed, Broccoli, Kale, Mixed Tocopherols (Preservative).

Calorie Content (calculated) ME:

5273 kcal/kg 227 kcal/cup

*Not recognized as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles

Shipping & Returns

• Shipping: For more information on our flexible shipping options, visit our Shipping Policies.
• Returns: For assistance with returns or replacements, review our Refund Policy.

FAQ

Is Dr. Marty Sensitivity Select a lot of protein?

Yes, it does. It has a very high content of animal-based protein to aid lean muscle preservation and health.

Does Dr. Marty Sensitivity Select help with GI problems?

Yes, this is also made with mild ingredients that are digestible. May help in maintaining dogs with sensitive stomachs and gastric conditions.

How do you serve Dr. Marty Sensitivity Select Small Bites?

It can also be used dry, or if it's too hard for certain dogs to chew, just soak it in water.

Can I use it for any breed?

Yes, it can be given to dogs of all breeds, though in the event of small or sensitive breeds, a different quantity may be required.

Is Dr. Sensitivity Select manufactured with Any Artificial Additive?

Yes, this diet food is completely preservative-free, additive-free, flavoring-free, coloring-free, and all-natural. See ingredients page.

Can puppies eat Dr. Marty Sensitivity Select Small Bites?

We are talking about this being the one we intend to give to an adult dog, so it is recommended to seek advice from your vet if it is possible, or check the label before using it on young puppies.