"I and love and you" Nude Superfood Dry Dog Food - Grain Free Kibble, Prebiotics & Probiotics & Digestive Enzymes for Large and Small Dogs (Variety of Flavors)

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"I and love and you" Nude Superfood Dry Dog Food Features

• SUPERFOODS ADDED: Includes additional superfoods like flaxseeds, coconut oil and turmeric

• ALWAYS GRAIN FREE: No, no, no grains, you’re not invited to this dinner party; we’re serving garbanzo beans, lentils, and sweet potatoes instead!

• NO FILLERS, ALL LOVE: Non-GMO protein or produce, no by-product meals, wheat, corn, soy, rice, artificial preservatives, flavors, or colors (Nothing weird or scary!)

• REAL MEAT IS THE FIRST INGREDIENT: This high protein dog food has 34% protein with the first 3 ingredients meat, fish, or poultry sourced (Available in Turkey + Chicken, Pork + Wild Boar, and Whitefish + Salmon)

• TRANSITIONING TO “I and love and you: Please gradually transition your dog’s food over 10 days. Add a little more of “I and love and you” dog food and a little less of the old food every 3 days. We’re all for tummy rubs not tummy rumbles.

• DIGESTIVE BENEFITS: We use digestive enzymes, prebiotics + probiotics, to promote happy tummies and gastrointestinal health

• OMEGAS 3 & 6: Flaxseeds & fish oils that encourage an oh-so-soft coat and healthy, radiant skin (that means it’s time for your close-up, Mr. Snuffles!)

• SATISFACTION GUARANTEED. We too are pet parents and believe in 100% happiness. Please reach us at [email protected] and we'll make it right. We'd pinky swear if, like, pets had fingers.

About "I And Love And You" Nude Superfood Dry Dog Food

‘Scuse me? Is that Dinner? Your dog may not have exquisite table manners. He may not unfold a linen cloth napkin in his lap, and he may mix up his salad fork with his entree fork. (It's okay, buddy. Sometimes we do that, too.) But your dog never fails to appreciate a great meal. Our Nude Food Kibble is made with tasty turkey and real veggies + fruit. High protein and grain free, your dog just might ignore the elbows-on-the-table rule when you call him over for dinner. We don't blame him. Just make sure he doesn't forget "When in doubt, pinky out" at tea time. That would be embarrassing.