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Transform your dog's diet with Smallbatch Pets Freeze-Dried Premium Raw Food Diet for Dogs, Turkey Sliders. This wholesome and healthy dog food is designed to drastically improve the quality of your pet's meals. Made with responsibly sourced meats, organic produce, and high-quality whole-food supplements, our freeze-dried diet offers the benefits of raw food without the hassle of freezing or thawing. Each serving is 100% complete, balanced, and healthy, ensuring your furry friend receives the nutrition they need.
Our freeze-dried diets are formulated to be 100% complete and balanced, providing all the essential nutrients your dog needs for optimal health.
Vitamins, minerals, and nutrients come from whole food sources like basil, oregano, thyme, raw apple cider vinegar, salmon oil, and ocean kelp, promoting your dog's overall well-being.
Convenience: No need to freeze or thaw—just hydrate and serve, making mealtime easy and stress-free.
Quality Assurance: With a commitment to using only the best ingredients, you can trust that your dog is getting a nutritious meal without harmful additives.
Q: How do I prepare the Turkey Sliders for my dog?
A: Simply hydrate the freeze-dried sliders with water and serve them to your dog. They can be fed alone or mixed with other foods for added nutrition.
Q: Can I use Turkey Sliders as a treat?
A: Yes! The Turkey Sliders can be broken or crumbled into smaller pieces, making them a perfect treat for your dog.
Q: Are there any artificial ingredients in this dog food?
A: No, our Turkey Sliders contain no synthetic vitamins, pesticides, fillers, GMOs, antibiotics, or hormones, ensuring a natural diet for your pet.
Q: Is this food suitable for all dog breeds?
A: Yes, Smallbatch Turkey Sliders are formulated to meet the nutritional needs of dogs of all breeds and sizes.
Q: How should I store the freeze-dried food?
A: Store the Turkey Sliders in a cool, dry place, and ensure the bag is sealed tightly after each use to maintain freshness.



