Turkey + Lentils +Veggies for Digestion Support, Energy, and Wellness

🐾 Turkey & Lentils Wholesome Dog Meal 🍠🍗
A hearty, homemade meal crafted with love and fresh ingredients — featuring lean ground turkey, sweet potatoes, lentils (optional), peas, carrots, and spinach. This recipe is rich in protein, fiber, and essential nutrients to keep your pup thriving, tail-wagging, and satisfied.
 
✨ Benefits:
Lean turkey for strong, healthy muscles
Sweet potatoes for energy and digestive support
Lentils (optional) for added fiber and heart health
Colorful veggies for immune-boosting vitamins
Gently cooked fresh-to-order in our cozy cottage kitchen
 
📦 Available in:
1 lb Trial Bag
5 lb Family Pack
Customize: Lentils can be excluded on request.
 
🚚 Local delivery available across the DFW Metroplex
💝 After your 3rd order, enjoy 10% off all future meals!
 
This hearty, fiber-rich meal is made with lean turkey and nourishing plant-based ingredients to support digestion, energy, and overall wellness. It’s especially ideal for small to medium breeds like Boston Terriers, Miniature Schnauzers, and Corgis who thrive on wholesome, filling meals without common allergens. The gentle combination of lentils, sweet potatoes, peas and carrots offers slow-burning energy and digestive support, making it a great fit for senior dogs like Poodles and Lhasa Apsos, or any pup needing regularity and balanced nutrition. Active breeds such as Australian Shepherds and Terriers benefit from the lean protein and complex carbohydrates, while picky eaters enjoy the natural flavor and texture of real food.
 
Each pound yields about 4–5 cups of food. We recommend serving ½ cup per 10 lbs of body weight daily, split into one or two meals depending on your dog’s size and lifestyle. A 1 lb bag is perfect for small dogs or for sampling the recipe—lasting 2–4 days for dogs under 20 lbs. The 5 lb size is excellent for medium to large dogs or multi-dog homes, lasting up to 3 weeks when stored properly in the refrigerator or freezer. Always transition gradually when introducing a new meal, and consult your vet for customized feeding guidance.