Lamb Exotic Blend Raw Dog Food features 100% lamb muscle meat, a gentle, easily digestible novel protein that's ideal for dogs with chicken, beef, or turkey sensitivities. Frozen fresh with no organs, bones, fillers, or preservatives. Naturally rich in zinc, iron, and B vitamins to support immune function, energy, and skin health, with omega-3 fatty acids for coat care. Its mild flavor makes it perfect for picky eaters transitioning to raw, puppies, and seniors alike. Convenient 8oz frozen patties, responsibly sourced and free from artificial ingredients.
Guaranteed Analysis:
Crude Protein (min): 6.5%
Crude Fat (min): 16.5%
Crude Fiber (max): 1%
Moisture (max): 74%
Ash (max): 2%
Calorie Content (calculated, ME):
kCal/kg: 1600 | kCal/oz: 45
Key Benefits:
• Healthy Fat: Higher omega-3 content supports coat and skin health
• Single-ingredient simplicity: No organs, no bones—just lamb muscle meat
• Nutrient-dense: Rich in zinc for immune support and iron for energy metabolism
• Frozen for freshness: Locks in natural nutrients without preservatives
Disclaimer: Formulated for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Not for human consumption.
Novel Protein in Convenient Frozen Portions: Allergy-Friendly
Gentle on Stomachs. Rich in Nutrients. Perfect for Sensitive Dogs. For dog owners seeking a protein that's easy to digest and rarely triggers sensitivities, Lamb Exotic Blend Raw Dog Food delivers 100% lamb muscle meat with no added fillers, preservatives, or processing. Responsibly sourced and frozen to lock in freshness, this single-ingredient option is ideal for elimination diets and rotation feeding.
Why Lamb Works for Sensitive Dogs
Lamb is an exotic protein that many dogs have never encountered before, making it an excellent choice when chicken, beef, or turkey cause reactions. Naturally rich in zinc, iron, and B vitamins, lamb supports immune function, skin health, and energy levels. Its mild flavor profile makes it approachable for picky eaters transitioning to raw.
What Makes Our Lamb Different:
• Healthy Fat: Higher omega-3 content supports coat and skin health
• Single-ingredient simplicity: No organs, no bones—just lamb muscle meat
• Nutrient-dense: Rich in zinc for immune support and iron for energy metabolism
• Frozen for freshness: Locks in natural nutrients without preservatives
Best For:
Dogs with chicken, beef, or turkey sensitivities
Elimination diets and allergy testing
Puppies and senior dogs needing easily digestible protein
Raw feeders rotating proteins for nutritional variety
Feed your dog a gentle, nutrient-dense protein that supports their health without triggering common allergens.
Whether you're building out a PMR/BARF diet or simply diversifying your dog's meals, Lamb Patties provide straightforward, high-quality protein with no fillers or artificial ingredients.
Frequently Asked Questions:
1. Why is lamb good for sensitive dogs?
Lamb is a novel protein that many dogs have never eaten before. It's naturally rich in zinc, iron, and B vitamins, which support immune function and skin health. Its mild flavor profile makes it approachable for picky eaters, and it's gentle on sensitive stomachs.
2. Is lamb fatty?
Lamb has moderate fat content, higher than venison or bison but lower than pork. The fat in grass-fed lamb contains higher omega-3 fatty acids, which support coat and skin health. If your dog needs a lower-fat option, consider venison or bison instead.
3. Is lamb good for puppies?
Yes. Lamb's nutrient density and digestibility make it suitable for puppies. The zinc content supports immune development, and the iron supports energy metabolism. Start with small portions appropriate for your puppy's size
4. Can dogs with chicken allergies eat lamb?
Yes. Lamb is a completely different protein than chicken. Most dogs with chicken sensitivities tolerate lamb well. Start with a small amount and monitor for any signs of reaction over 7-10 days.
Responsibly Sourced and Frozen for Freshness
Disclaimer: Formulated for intermittent or supplemental feeding only. Not for human consumption.
What makes a protein "novel" and why does it matter for my dog?
A novel protein is simply one your dog has never eaten before, so their body has no reason to react to it. It's the cleanest way to hit reset and figure out what's actually causing the problem.
How do I know which single protein to start with?
Think about every food, treat, and topper your dog has eaten and skip those proteins for now. Whatever they haven't had before, start there. Lamb and duck work for most dogs. Kangaroo and beaver are best for severe allergies.
Can I mix two proteins together or rotate week by week?
During the elimination phase, stick to one protein all the way through. If you mix and your dog reacts, you still won't know which one caused it.
My dog has been on kibble their whole life. Is switching to raw safe?
Yes, and the transition is simpler than it sounds. Just mix a small amount of raw into your dog's current food and gradually increase it over 7 to 10 days. Download our free Transition Guide for a day-by-day plan.
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