Dr. Marty Nature's Blend Essential Wellness — Freeze-Dried Raw Food for Dogs
For adult dogs.
Product Description
Nature's Blend Essential Wellness is Dr. Marty's everyday freeze-dried raw formula, made from premium meats, vegetables, fruit, and seeds, with no artificial preservatives, additives, fillers, or synthetic ingredients.
Freeze-drying is what makes raw feeding workable for most households. The food sits shelf-stable in the bag — no freezer space to clear, no thawing to plan — and you rehydrate the portion with warm water before serving. The aroma and texture of rehydrated raw food also tend to win over dogs who've become indifferent about a dry bowl.
It can be fed as a complete meal or used as a topper over your dog's current food, which is how a lot of owners start.
Benefits
Freeze-Dried Raw: Raw nutrition without freezer storage or thaw time.
Real Ingredients: Premium meats, vegetables, fruit, and seeds.
Nothing Artificial: No artificial preservatives, additives, fillers, or synthetic ingredients.
Meal or Topper: Feed it as a full diet or use it to make a familiar bowl more interesting.
Adds Moisture: Served rehydrated, it brings water into the diet — useful for dogs who don't drink much.
Appealing to Picky Eaters: The aroma of rehydrated raw food gets a lot of reluctant dogs eating.
How to Use
Follow the feeding chart on the package for your dog's weight. Add warm water to the portion, let it rehydrate fully, then serve.
Transition gradually over about 7 days, starting at roughly 25% new food and increasing every couple of days. That matters more with a raw or freeze-dried food than with a routine kibble switch, since the composition is quite different from what your dog has been eating.
Handle it as you would any raw product: wash hands and bowls after preparation, and refrigerate any rehydrated portion your dog doesn't finish rather than leaving it out.
Additional Information
For dogs. Store in a cool, dry place with the bag sealed. Always provide fresh water. Not a substitute for veterinary care — ongoing digestive upset, skin problems, or stiffness warrant an exam rather than a food change alone.
