🐐 Premium Red Meat · ✅ AAFCO-Compliant · 🌿 100% Natural · ⭐ Premium Formula
The Trappy Bites Goat Recipe is our premium red meat option. Made with boneless goat meat, a less commonly used protein source in dog food that is naturally lower in saturated fat and often easier to digest than many other red meats. The recipe is enriched with natural liver and heart to support vital organ function, sardines for natural Omega-3 fatty acids, and fresh vegetables (sweet potato, pumpkin, carrots, and zucchini) to provide fiber, vitamins, and antioxidants.
We've also added sunflower seeds, flaxseeds, pumpkin seeds, and extra virgin olive oil to support healthy skin and a shiny coat. Oyster shell powder and eggshell powder provide natural calcium, while sea kelp supplies natural iodine. This complete and balanced meal is made with 100% natural ingredients, free from fillers and preservatives, making it an excellent choice for dogs that require protein variety or have sensitivities to common protein sources.
⭐ Key Ingredients & Nutritional Highlights
🐐 Boneless Goat Meat — Premium red meat with naturally low fat
🫀 Natural Liver & Heart — Rich in iron, vitamin A, and natural taurine
🐟 Sardines — Natural source of Omega-3 fatty acids
🥕 Fresh Vegetables (Sweet Potato, Pumpkin, Carrots & Zucchini) — Fiber and essential vitamins
🌻 Sunflower Seeds, Flaxseeds & Pumpkin Seeds — Natural Omega-3 & Omega-6 fatty acids
🐚 Oyster Shell Powder & Eggshell Powder — Balanced natural calcium
✅ No fillers, preservatives, or artificial additives
⭐ Excellent alternative protein source for dietary variety
📊 Guaranteed Analysis (Per 100g)
🟢 Raw Recipe
• Crude Protein: 16.4%
• Crude Fat: 4.6%
• Crude Fiber: 0.6%
• Moisture: 73.9%
• Ash: 1.8%
• Metabolizable Energy: 121 kcal/100g
🔵 Gently Cooked Recipe
• Crude Protein: 23.4%
• Crude Fat: 6.6%
• Crude Fiber: 0.8%
• Moisture: 62.7%
• Ash: 2.6%
• Metabolizable Energy: 173 kcal/100g
💡 Goat meat offers an excellent balance of relatively high protein (16.4% raw, comparable to beef) and very low fat (4.6% raw, lower than both chicken and beef). This makes it an ideal choice for dogs that require high-quality protein without excessive fat intake, and an excellent alternative protein source for dogs with sensitivities to common proteins such as chicken or beef.
⭐ Featured Nutrients
• High-quality, naturally lean goat protein — ideal for dogs sensitive to higher-fat diets or those requiring weight management
• Natural Omega-3 from sardines — supports heart and joint health
• Balanced natural calcium from eggshell and oyster shell powder — supports strong bones and teeth
• Natural vitamin A and iron from liver and heart — supports healthy blood and immune function
• Natural iodine from sea kelp — supports healthy thyroid function
🐾 Recommended Daily Feeding Amount
📏 Recommended Daily Serving
The ideal feeding amount depends on your dog's weight, body condition, and activity level. As a general guideline, adult dogs require between 2% and 3% of their ideal body weight per day:
• 2% for less active dogs or dogs requiring weight management.
• 2.5% for maintenance and healthy weight support.
• 3% for active and highly energetic dogs.
🐾 Daily Feeding Guide (Based on 2.5% of Body Weight)
• 3 kg: 75g daily
• 5 kg: 125g daily
• 10 kg: 250g daily
• 15 kg: 375g daily
• 20 kg: 500g daily
• 30 kg: 750g daily
• 40 kg: 1,000g daily
• 50 kg: 1,250g daily
⚠️ These recommendations are intended as a general guide. Puppies under one year of age, highly active dogs, pregnant dogs, nursing mothers, and dogs with special health conditions may require different feeding amounts. Consult your veterinarian or pet nutrition professional for individualized recommendations.
💡 For best results, divide the daily amount into two meals (morning and evening).
❄️ Storage & Handling
• Raw meals should be stored in the freezer immediately upon arrival. Once thawed, keep refrigerated (0–4°C) and use within 3 days.
• Gently cooked meals can be refrigerated (0–4°C) for up to 3 days after delivery or thawing, or frozen for up to 3 months.
• Chilled deliveries may take several days in transit. As long as the meals arrive properly chilled and cold upon receipt, they remain safe to use. Freeze any portions that will not be consumed within the next 3 days.
• For best results, transfer meals from the freezer to the refrigerator 12–24 hours before feeding to allow gradual thawing.
• Gently cooked meals may be served at room temperature or lightly warmed (optional). Do not serve hot.
• For maximum aroma and palatability, serve meals at room temperature.
• Fresh, clean drinking water should always be available alongside meals.
