Depending on your dog’s size, raw, meaty lamb bones might be a great addition to their routine. Pets should not be left unattended while chewing a bone. Never feed cooked bones because they break and splinter easily, and pieces can get stuck in your dog’s esophagus or digestive tract. The Lamu formula does not contain lamb bones but does contain ground emu bones.

Yes, boneless, skinless lamb meat is a great source or protein, iron, and omega fatty acids. It is also something dogs don’t typically eat or smell, so it’s great at creating mealtime excitement. It is is to digest and is usually a safe option for dogs with allergies to other common proteins.

No, lamb meal is a rendered product that has undergone of extremely high heat, pressurizing, fat melting, water evaporation, and enzyme inactivation. That process essentially destroys any nutritional value. Not only does this process denature proteins, but most of the ingredients that go into meat meals contain very little nutrition to start with. The majority of material that goes into meat meals comes from parts of an animal not used for human consumption such, as bones, organs, blood, feathers, slaughter floor waste, and condemned material rejected for human consumption. Our foods NEVER contain any ‘meat meals’ because we consider them to be an inferior ingredient.