【Pet Food】New Zealand 🇳🇿 Venison Shoulder Cubes with No Added Hormones｜Cut into Approximately 2 cm Cubes｜2 lb Bulk Pack｜High in Protein and Low in Fat｜Rich in Iron and B Vitamins to Support Healthy Blood Formation and Energy Metabolism

 

⚠️【Important Disclaimer】
This product is sold only as a pet food ingredient raw material, **we assume no responsibility for any health-related issues arising from the pet's consumption**.
Pet parents must assess their own pet's digestive tolerance. We strongly recommend that the ingredient be **fully cooked** before feeding.
We are only responsible for the quality of the raw ingredients in the product and do not accept any liability for the pet's consumption results or health condition. Thank you for your understanding😊 Main benefits of lamb shoulder for pets

 

 

 

1️⃣ High protein, low fat──supports muscle and weight management

 

 

• Venison is a high-protein, relatively low-fat red meat with generally lower calories than beef and lamb.
• Helps with:
  
• Maintaining and increasing muscle mass
• Supporting daily activity and stamina
• Combined with calorie control, it is beneficial for weight management and reducing physical burden

 

 

Especially suitable for:

 

• Pets that are prone to weight gain or are slightly overweight
• Active dogs that exercise frequently and do not want to consume too much fat

 

 

 

 

 

2️⃣ Novel Protein──suitable for pets suspected of food sensitivities as an alternative meat source

 

 

Many pets have long-term diets of chicken, beef, or pork, which may result in:

 

• Recurring skin itching, rashes, and otitis
• Gastrointestinal sensitivity and soft stool

 

 

Venison is a less common animal protein,

 

• often used in certain hypoallergenic formulas or exclusion diets for food sensitivities.
• For pets suspected of being sensitive to common proteins, you can discuss with your veterinarian using venison as one of the alternative protein sources.
  Use venison as one of the alternative protein sources.

 

 

⚠️ If you already have severe skin or gastrointestinal problems, please adjust under veterinary guidance.

 

 

 

 

3️⃣ Rich in iron and B vitamins──supporting blood formation and energy metabolism

 

 

Venison shoulder contains:

 

• Iron: Helps red blood cell formation, maintains vitality and blood health
• Vitamin B Group (such as B3, B6, B12):
  
• Assists energy metabolism
• Supports the nervous system and brain function

 

 

When combined with a complete main diet, venison shoulder can become a natural red meat nutritional supplement,

Especially suitable for active dogs that need physical support.

 

 

 

 

4️⃣ Rich meat flavour, high palatability──boosts appetite

 

 

Venison has a rich flavour with a slight gamey taste:

 

• Especially attractive to many picky-eating dogs
• Can be used as mixed grain meat pieces, added on top of dry food/wet food to increase aroma
• Can also be cut into small pieces for training rewards, reinforcing commands while supplementing high-quality protein

 

 

 

 

 

Suggested feeding method (conceptual suggestion)

 

 

• Suggested cutting New Zealand venison shoulder into pieces to be used as:
  
• Fresh food ingredients/toppings/treats,
• Rather than a single long-term staple.
• General direction can be referenced:
  
• Treats + toppings total ≈ within approximately 10–20% of daily total calories
• The rest should be provided by a complete formulated main diet (dry food, wet food, or nutritionally calculated fresh food).
• Usage examples:
  
• Boil in water/lightly pan-fry/bake after thawing, mix into main food after cooling
• Make high-quality venison pieces snacks by low-temperature air drying/dehydrating
• First-time feeding:
  
• Start with a small amount (e.g., 10–20% of the original meat)
• Observe for 2–3 consecutive days for any soft stools, vomiting, or skin itching

 

 

 

 

 

Notes

 

 

• If your pet has:
  
• Kidney disease, liver disease, severe heart disease, or needs strict control of protein intake,
  It is recommended to consult a veterinarian's opinion before feeding any high-protein red meat (including venison).
• This product is a "pet food meat ingredient",
  and is not a complete nutritional staple; it must be fed in combination with other ingredients or main food.