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Goat Dinner

Goat Dinner

$6.00 CAD
$6.00 CAD
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Goat dinner contains whole goat , bones , organs, tripe. Goat meat is an excellent source of protein, which provides the building blocks for strong muscles, bones, and connective tissues. It also helps maintain a dog's energy levels.
Goat meat is low in calories and fat. It's also low in saturated fat.
Lean meat from goats is high in iron, an important mineral for dogs. It helps them produce red blood cells, which carry oxygen throughout the body.
The potassium in goat meat helps regulate the body's fluid balance and supports nerve and muscle function.
Goat meat is high in vitamin B12, which is essential for the normal function of the brain and nervous system and the formation of red blood cells. Comes in 1lb tube

***Just a friendly heads-up: when it comes to products sold by weight, we're doing our utmost to get as close to the requested weight as we can! Your satisfaction is our priority, and we're working hard to make sure you get the best experience possible.***

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Testimonials

M

My dogs all love raw food. The oldest was 12 when I switched them over and she has never been healthier. Our dogs all have their own favorite feast, and there is a great selection at Heronview, so there is always something new for them to try. Thanks so much to Lori and all the staff at Heronview.

M.K

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Raw is by far the BEST decision we’ve made for our dogs and we will go to Heronview for life! They have an incredible selection of proteins, a great range of supplements and their prices are fantastic! I highly recommend you give Lori a visit!

H.Y

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Not sure about where to get started? Stop in and have a conversation, Lori has a starter plan suited to your furry family member. Not feeding raw? The store will still have something for you, from natural pet care products to on-site dehydrated treats your dogs will love.

G.B

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My Havanese rescue, Sammy, was almost 7 when I adopted him. I noticed that every time he stretched he would creak and crack and I could hear all his joints popping, but I figured that was just how he was and I didn’t really think too much more of it at the time as it didn’t seem to bother him. I had been researching raw for a bit (not because of his creakiness, but just because I had heard about it and thought it might be the wise way to go). Anyway, I decided to put him on a raw, species-appropriate diet from Heronview, including Feedsentials and Shemp as advised by Lori. About two to three weeks after the switch I incidentally noticed that when Sammy stretched he didn’t make any nasty noises, so I made a point of paying attention the next few times, and guess what? His joints completely stopped making any noises at all, even first thing in the morning with lots of big stretches. Clearly, something was amiss or inappropriate in his diet and the switch to raw had rectified the situation. I was pleasantly surprised and haven’t looked back since.

T.K

MJ

When we discovered Heronview, we realized that raw feeding does not have to be pricy. We love the fact that you can buy a variety of meats packed in small amounts. One day Ellie will have ground chicken with bone, offal and tripe, the next she will get game, a bit of tongue, half a chicken carcass, some offal and tripe, then the day after it will be time for beef. We have also been giving her the K9 Feed-sentials. I wish I lived closer to Heronview and could visit the store more often. The staff is very knowledgable, they all have raw fed dogs and cats of their own and are more than happy to take time with every client. Being a city person, coming out to Heronview and seeing all of Lori’s animals, makes each visit a treat.

M.W and J.W

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