【Pet Food】New Zealand Lamb Liver Cubes with No Added Hormones｜1.5 lb Pack｜⚠️ Must Be Fully Cooked Before Feeding｜High in Protein｜Rich in Vitamin A, B Vitamins and Iron｜Supports Energy Metabolism, Normal Nervous System Function and a Healthy Appetite

⚠️【Important Disclaimer】
This product is sold solely as a raw ingredient for pet food and **does not assume any health-related responsibility after pet consumption**.
All pet owners must assess their own pet's gastrointestinal tolerance. Our company strongly recommends **thoroughly cooking** the ingredients before feeding.
Our company is only responsible for the quality of the product's raw materials and does not assume any responsibility for the pet's consumption results or health status. Thank you for your understanding 😊

Frozen lamb liver cubes, a highly nutritious organ meat ingredient specially created for furry companions. We carefully select deer liver from clear sources, cut it into bite-sized pieces, and then quickly freeze it to lock in freshness, preserving the most complete natural nutrients and meaty aroma. Deer liver itself is high in protein, low in fat, and rich in vitamins A, B complex, iron, and various trace elements, which helps furry companions maintain shiny coats, good vision, support red blood cell count and vitality, and bolster the immune system.

With lamb liver as the sole ingredient, no salt, spices, or preservatives are added. It is suitable as a raw meal, fresh food, homemade treats, or main meal toppers. After thawing, it can be fed directly or cut into smaller pieces and mixed with the main meal, making it easy to adjust the daily intake according to the pet's weight and needs.

It is recommended to treat lamb liver as a "nutritional organ supplement" rather than a main meal, feeding it in appropriate amounts as part of the overall diet to avoid excessive vitamin A intake. For first-time consumption, start with a small amount and observe your pet's gastrointestinal and bowel movements. If your pet has a specific illness or is on long-term medication, it is recommended to consult a veterinarian first.