Pork Meatballs

Air-Dried Single Ingredient Dog Chew

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Pork Meatballs - Air Dried Dog Treat by Real Dog Box

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What are Pork Meatballs?

Pork Meatballs contain all of the components of the ancestral diet including muscle, organ, seafood, and fiber. They are an excellent high value treat and a portable way to feed fresh food without needing refrigeration. Find more about it on the #feedreal dog food glossary, pork meatballs.

Freshly Made in San Diego, CA

Real Dog Box's Pork Meatballs are freshly air-dried in our San Diego kitchen.

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All of our food is sourced from American ranchers, farms, or distributors. We receive our meat in raw form, prepare them by hand and gently dry them in our patent-pending air driers. We pack and ship it all as soon as it is ready.

9 Reasons to Feed Pork Meatballs

Chondroiton maintains healthy joints
Glucosamine maintains healthy joints
Manganese healthy metabolism, nerve and brain function
Digestive Enzymes efficient digestion
Probiotics healthy gut microbiome
Iron boosts red blood cells and fights anemia
Zinc benefits the skin and prevents dandruff
Calcium healthy teeth and bones
Phosphorus healthy teeth and bones
Pork Meatballs - Air Dried Dog Treat by Real Dog Box

Can my dog eat Pork Meatballs?

It’s rare that dogs cannot consume pork meatballs. However, if they are sensitive to pork, a different protein will be best.

Why should I feed Pork Meatballs?

Meatballs contain all of the components of the ancestral diet including muscle, organ, bone, seafood, and fiber. They are an excellent high value treat and a portable way to feed fresh food without needing refrigeration.

Can dogs have Pork Meatballs allergies?

Dogs can have allergies or sensitivities to pork, although it is uncommon. Meatballs are available in multiple proteins to accommodate sensitivities.

Tips & Recipes

Mental enrichment

Meatballs make a game of scent hunt even more fun and realistic! Learn how to play scent games.

DIY meal

Meatballs can be used as replacements for your dogs meal.

Meal top

Level up your dog's bowl by sprinkling crushed meatballs on top of your dog’s bowl. This can be especially helpful with picky eaters.

Use as high value training treats

Simple to feed, break into as small as you want. Softer treats. Rehydrate the treats in warm water for 2-3 minutes to create softer, meaty treats. This is helpful for senior dogs or those with dental challenges.

Pup cake decor

One of favorite nutrient-rich garnishes for a pup cupcakes!

Ingredients

pork loin, pork heart, sardines, chicken feet, rabbit fur, pork liver, lamb spleen. Nothing else.

Guaranteed Analysis

63.42

% min

crude protein

26.67

% min

crude fat

.2

<% max

crude fiber

3.62

% max

moisture

Net Weight: Each 8 oz bag is made from approximately 28 oz of raw pork meat.

Calories: 1020 k/cal per bag

Food Energetics · TCM

Pork Meatballs TCM food energetics - NEUTRAL protein

NEUTRAL Protein

According to TCM, pork is considered a NEUTRAL protein. Read more about TCM here.

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Shelf Life & Storage

Real Dog Box treats are free of preservatives, so store them in a cool, dry place, or freeze them to extend their shelf life. We recommend feeding our food within 90 days of opening. If you have any questions, we’re one text away at 858-348-5954
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How do I feed Pork Meatballs?

To use meatballs as meal replacements, feed 3-4 meatballs per meal for every 20 lbs of your dog's weight.

If this is your first time feeding meatballs, go slow - feed 1/4 of the recommended amount.

Each 8 oz bag is made from approximately 28 oz of raw pork meat.

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Fun Fact

Depending on the protein and cut of meat used, meatballs will vary in size and density!