Many other pet foods list animal protein as the first ingredient only. ORIJEN® pet food, however, always includes animal protein in the first 5 ingredients, leaving out low-cost ingredients like corn, tapioca or potatoes. Learn more about how the first 5 ingredients in ORIJEN® are helping your pet thrive.
Fresh chicken meat (13%), fresh turkey meat (7%), fresh cage-free eggs (7%), fresh chicken liver (6%), fresh whole herring (6%)
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Fresh chicken meat (11%), fresh turkey meat (7%), fresh cage-free eggs (6%) fresh whole herring (6%), fresh chicken liver (5%)
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Fresh chicken meat (13%), fresh cage-free eggs (7%), fresh turkey meat (7%), fresh whole herring (7%), fresh chicken liver (6%)
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Fresh chicken meat (14%), fresh cage-free eggs (6%), fresh whole herring (6%), fresh turkey meat (6%), fresh chicken liver (6%)
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Fresh chicken meat (14%), fresh turkey meat (7%), fresh cage-free eggs (7%), fresh chicken liver (6%), fresh whole flounder (5%)
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Fresh whole pacific pilchard (18%), fresh whole pacific mackerel (13%), fresh whole pacific hake (12%), fresh whole pacific flouner (5%), fresh whole rockfish (5%)
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Fresh whole pacific pilchard (26%), fresh whole pacific hake (9%), fresh whole pacific mackerel (8%), fresh whole pacific flounder (5%), fresh whole rockfish (5%)
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Fresh chicken meat (18%), fresh turkey meat (7%), fresh whole eggs (5%), fresh chicken liver (5%), fresh whole flounder (4%)
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Fresh chicken meat (14%), fresh whole eggs (6%), fresh whole herring (6%), fresh turkey meat (6%), fresh chicken liver (6%)
See the full recipeORIJEN® leaves out low-cost ingredients in favor of protein-rich animal ingredients, including essential amino acids, nutrients and minerals from WholePrey ratios of organs, meat, poultry or fish, cartilage and bones.
Dogs fed the same food for a long period of time can have difficulty adapting their digestive systems to new food. That’s why it’s important to introduce new food gradually. Going slowly will give your dog time to adjust and will also reduce the chances of digestive upset. Start by mixing 25 percent new food with 75 percent old food. Slowly increase the new food proportionately over the next 10-14 days until you are feeding 100 percent new food.
