Our Natural Ingredients And Benefits
Made In The USA!
We make all our treats in our own factory here in Detroit, Michigan. See below for where we source our ingredients.
Product Ingredients you can trust:
Beef: Origin: United States.
Turkey: Origin: United States.
Lamb: Origin: United States and Australia.
Rice Flour: Origin: United States.
A great gluten free alternative to the grains used in many other treats. Rice Flour helps bring the ingredients together during mixing.
Salt: Origin: United States.
In similar fashion to charcuterie (the art of dried, cured, and smoked meats), we use salt in small quantities to help preserve our treats.
Sugar: Origin: United States.
Used in our sausages treats as a mild preservative and in very small quantities.
Vinegar: Origin: United States.
A natural preservative commonly used in meat and poultry products to extend shelf life and increase food safety as it has a broad antimicrobial action.
Garlic: Origin: United States.
Used in ultra-low quantities because of its high antioxidant value.
Citric Acid: Origin: United States.
Used in tiny quantities as a natural preservative.
Dried Cultured Skim Milk: Origin: United States.
Dried Cultured Skim Milk serves as a Mold Inhibitor.
Silicon Dioxide: Origin: United States.
Silicon Dioxide is a naturally occurring mineral that works to prevent dry ingredients from caking.
Mixed Tocopherols: Origin: United States.
Tocopherols are a form of Vitamin E which helps preserve the natural fat found in meat.
Rosemary Extract: Origin: United States.
Rosemary extract is a natural preservative. It’s also beneficial because of high levels anti-oxidants that fight free radicals.
Coconut Glycerin: Origin: United States.
Vegetable Glycerin which is derived from plant oils like coconut is used to help retain moisture in foods.
Vegetable Oil: Origin: United States.
Vegetable Oil is rich in fatty acids. The high content of minerals and vitamins help to act as an antioxidant.
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