Dr. Marty Nature's Blend Healthy Digestion Freeze-Dried Meal for Dogs 16oz

Dr. Marty Nature's Blend Healthy Digestion — Freeze-Dried Raw Food for Dogs

For dogs who need digestive support.

Product Description

Nature's Blend Healthy Digestion is the gut-focused formula in Dr. Marty's freeze-dried raw line. It pairs premium meat with antioxidant-rich seeds and fruit and adds fermented vegetables, which is what distinguishes it from the standard blends — fermented ingredients are included specifically to support a balanced gut. No artificial preservatives, additives, or synthetic ingredients.

Like the rest of the line, it's freeze-dried, so it's shelf-stable in the bag with no freezer space or thawing involved. You rehydrate the portion with warm water and serve, either as a complete meal or as a topper over your dog's current food. The added moisture is itself useful for digestion in dogs who don't drink much.

Benefits

Formulated for Gut Health: Fermented vegetables included to support a balanced gut and smooth digestion.

Freeze-Dried Raw: Raw nutrition without freezer storage or thaw time.

Real Ingredients: Premium meat with antioxidant-rich seeds and fruit.

Nothing Artificial: No artificial preservatives, additives, or synthetic ingredients.

Meal or Topper: Feed as a full diet or use to make a familiar bowl more appealing.

Adds Moisture: Served rehydrated, it brings water into the diet.

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. Go slower if your dog has a sensitive stomach — the whole point of this formula is digestive comfort, and rushing the switch works against it.

Handle it as you would any raw product: wash hands and bowls after preparation, and refrigerate any rehydrated portion your dog doesn't finish.

Additional Information

For dogs. Store in a cool, dry place with the bag sealed. Always provide fresh water.

Persistent diarrhea, vomiting, weight loss, or blood in the stool are reasons to see a veterinarian rather than to switch foods. Chronic digestive signs can come from parasites, inflammatory bowel disease, pancreatic insufficiency, and other conditions that a diet change won't resolve.