Frozen Raw Patties Dog Food Lamb Recipe

I recently decided to incorporate more raw food for my dogs. After a lot of research, I stumbled upon Primal Pet Canine Raw Frozen Patties. I can easily say that this product has transformed both of my dogs' health and our mealtime routine!

First off, the convenience of these frozen patties is a total game-changer. They are perfectly portioned for one big dog or in my case two smaller dogs. I simply take a patty out the night before and let it thaw in the fridge. When mealtime rolls around, the dogs come running over.

The quality of the ingredients is top-notch. I love that Primal emphasizes using high-quality, sustainably sourced meats. There are no mysterious additives or fillersI can actually recognize the ingredients! The dogs get complimented on their coats all the time.

The patties do take up a bit of room in the freezerbut honestly, it's a small price to pay for such fantastic quality and my dogs' happy tummies :)

Next best thing to grocery store raw beef, chicken or lamb. Researched for months on pet foods wet and dry. Read vet blogs and read customer reviews. Spoke with 4 different vets, in my experience vets are educated with a heavy push (on them) about dry food and wet food. All 4 vets (including the vet we chose for our Boxers) don't believe in raw diets for dogs. I was very surprised. I did not and would not attempt to explain the dog diet with a vet however, I have extensive experience with raw diets for my dogs (speaking medium to large dogs), hunting or house dogs. Primal Lamb has worked very well for my 2 Boxers (at home and indoor outdoor dogs). Grocery store raw meats are best but very expensive these days. Leia and Ash' diet; 1/3 BB puppy kibble, 2/3 raw meat and once a week steamed veggies. Prep is always chopped up or diced. Leia and Ash at 8mnths are healthy, strong and enjoy themselves to no end. Thank you Primal for your process and products. retail stores here don't stock enough, we need 24lbs every 2 weeks. Stores that carry Primal have a great variety but we can never get more than 1 or 2 Primal Lamb 6lbs/12 patty bags per location. I do speak with these stores, their marketing values come from I don't know where.

We acquired our Boxers, 2 male and a female of same litter, at 8 weeks of age. Owner during weaning used some brand of kibble. Their poops were very small hard balls. Arriving home diet consisted of BB puppy kibble 1/3 and 2/3 raw grocery store beef or raw lamb cut into small cubes for digestion. Once a week raw beef or chicken liver with steamed mixed vegetables. They grew by ounces every day upwards of 7ounces a week. at 6mnths female was at 45lbs 4oz., male 49lbs 7oz. We began alternating Primal Lamb at 2/3, at 4mnths of age. At 6mnths exclusively Primal 2/3 and BB puppy kibble, we would do the Primal Venison as it gives the best overall results but the pet food and specialty pet food stores don't carry but 1 or 2 6lb bags of the Venison. Primal Beef or Primal Chicken doesn't agree with the boxers and has shown very bad digestive issues and results. We are very satisfied with the Primal Lamb and Primal Venison. I much prefer grocery store raw beef, chicken or lamb but we can't afford it on a steady basis, only occasionally. Steamed chopped up mixed vegetables once a week is golden. We are in north San Diego county and must shop 3 different locations for 4 to 6 bags of 6lb 12 patty Primal Lamb. These stores don't stock enough, they have a variety of Primal but they don't seem to understand they're market needs. Most of these specialty pet food stores have websites that are very uninformative and they all open late in the morning. 36lbs of Primal Lamb shipped in a wax box…