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Now you can give Your Dog all the Benefits of Organ Meat without Handling Raw Liver!

Now you can give Your Dog all the Benefits of Organ Meat without Handling Raw Liver!

When we created Wolfworthy we based our recipe on the diet of the Grey Wolf. Now, when a pack of wolves has made a kill, the first parts to be eaten are the organ meats. They are eaten immediately. Depending on each wolves social standing in the pack they may or not get much of this. Higher-ranking wolves eat first; after the choice organs are consumed, the rest of the animal is eaten. 

Basing our Wolfworthy recipe on the diet of the Grey Wolf, we knew it simply had to include organ meat (heart, kidney, and liver). They are so jam-packed with nutrients we feel they deserve to be called a superfood. This is why 10% of our ingredients are freshly prepared organ meat (Beef Liver, Beef Kidneys, Beef Hearts).

For years RAW Feeders have been including organ meat in their dogs’ diets. So what makes them such a powerhouse? 

Liver 

The liver is high in Vitamin A, which is needed for the integrity of epithelial and mucosal surfaces (benefits skin, coat, nerves, and muscles). It includes the full array of B vitamins including vitamin B12. It is an excellent source of copper, zinc, and manganese, which are required for many enzyme systems. The liver is also full of essential fatty acids that help promote skin and membrane integrity, nervous tissues, retinal pigments,  and prostaglandins. Not forgetting it is a great source of protein. 

Heart 

The heart is an excellent source of vitamin B12 and essential fatty acids for skin and membrane integrity, nervous tissues, retinal pigments, and prostaglandins. It provides the most CoQ10 (Coenzyme Q10) of all the organ meats, which help provide energy to the cells and also seems to have antioxidant benefits. 

Kidney         

High in Vitamin A, which like liver, is critical for the maintenance of cells, skin and mucous membranes which line the respiratory and digestive tract to block germs. High in iron and essential fatty acids for skin and membrane integrity, nervous tissues, retinal pigments, prostaglandins. Kidneys are also a great source of the B vitamins such as thiamin, riboflavin, and niacin that help turn food into energy. 

Most dry dog foods do not include organ meat as part of their ingredients. It is more likely that you will find the inclusion of grains like wheat or rice. At Wolfworthy we are uncompromising about the importance of organ meat in a dog’s diet. Now your dog can access all the nutritional benefits of offal but in a convenient easy to feed recipe.

Read more about How to Feed Wolfworthy alongside Raw or How Wolfworthy is a good Alternative to Raw.

We believe organ meat is an integral part of an ancestral diet. Try a sample for your dog

Wolfworthy 60g Sample

£1.99
SKU: 167900

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Based on the whole-prey diet of the Grey Wolf, Wolfworthy has many of the health benefits of a raw food diet, such as better skin & coat condition, smaller firmer poos, healthier weight, few allergies & intolerances, reduction in joint inflammation and stable energy levels; but without the hassle of cold storage, remembering to defrost, long prep times, clean up or worry when travelling. Now you can feel satisfied you are feeding your dog a diet that they will thrive on with the added convenience of kibble. Wolfworthy, because feeding your dog a great diet without any added rubbish doesn't have to be a hassle.

Wolfworthy costs only £1.07 per day for a 14kg dog when you subscribe including FREE UK mainland delivery straight to your door.  Click Here to see how much it would cost to feed your dog.

TIP: Our 60g sample is great as a taste test to ensure your dog loves Wolfworthy but for a longer trial, our 1.5kg bag is much better value.  Click Here to order a 1.5kg bag instead.

Suitable for Puppies, Adults and Seniors

Rated One of the Best British Dry Dog Foods by AllAboutDogFood.co.uk

THE DRY FOOD ALTERNATIVE TO FEEDING RAW