Limited Ingredient Diet Adult Grain Free Recipe with Real Lamb Natural Dry Dog Food Instinct

When your dog has food sensitivities, knowing exactly what’s in their food is important. That’s why our ingredient lists are purposefully short, made with one animal protein and one vegetable, versus the mix of each you’ll find in most other dog foods. Guided by the purity and simplicity of raw, instinct limited ingredient diet grain-free recipe with real lamb is simple and essential nutrition your dog needs to thrive. Purposefully simple ingredient list for pets with food sensitivities – one animal protein and one vegetable . Made with grass-fed lamb – a nutrient rich, easily digestible protein that provides all the essential amino acids. Made without – grain, dairy, eggs, chicken, beef, fish, sweet potato, potato, chickpeas, corn, wheat, soy, artificial colors or preservatives. Guaranteed levels of natural omegas and antioxidants for healthy skin & coat, and immune health. The only limited ingredient diet kibble with the pure, real nutrition of raw on every piece. Made in the USA with the finest ingredients from around the world.

About Instinct

Instinct empowers pet owners to to transform the lives of their pets by making proper, holistic nutrition for dogs and cats. Since 2002, Instinct has produced the best nutrition through healthy, natural ingredients in Lincoln, Nebraska. Instinct has led the industry in raw diets through frozen raw, freeze-dried raw, raw boost and grain-free raw inspired formulas that mimic the ancestral diet of high protein, minimally processed lean meats, and zero grains, that dogs and cats thrived on for thousands of years. Instinct’s Prairie line provides the best source of nutrition for optimal nourishment and holistic nutrition, made with pure animal protein, whole grains, and fresh vegetables and fruits, with a freeze-dried raw coating for added nutrition and taste. Made with integrity and care in the USA, a 100% satisfaction guarantee is a proud piece of the Instinct promise.

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