Frozen Prey Model Raw

TURKEY RECIPE

Steve’s Real Food PREY Model Raw Turkey Recipe is the perfect choice for pet owners who want to provide their cats and dogs with an easily digestible protein. The turkey is free-range and sourced in the USA. The recipe is 95% turkey muscle meat, organs, and bones; the other 5% is composed of value-added superfoods such as coconut oil, New Zealand Green-Lipped Mussels, and raw goat milk. Our turkey prey model recipes are complete and balanced for dogs and cats in all life stages.

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Categories Frozen Raw Cat Food, Frozen Raw Dog Food, High-Omega's, Low-Fat, Low-Phosphorous, Low-Sodium, PREY Recipe (PMR), Raw Dog Food, Turkey, Warming Protein Tag Frozen Prey Model Raw Turkey Recipe

100% Whole Food Ingredients with a Purpose

Steve’s Real Food believes every ingredient in your pet’s food should serve a purpose to promote optimal health. We craft our carefully curated raw pet food recipes using high-quality, whole-food ingredients to give your furry friend the essential nutrients they need for a vibrant and healthy life.

INGREDIENTS

INGREDIENT SOURCING

Our turkey comes from a family farm in California. The turkeys roam freely, are given enrichment activities, and are raised on a non-GMO, biologically appropriate diet. Steve’s Real Food is committed to working with family farms that share our belief in sustainable farming free from added hormones, antibiotics, and pesticides. Learn more about our ingredients.

Quick Facts
Calories
Vitamins
Minerals

Quick Facts

Calories

(ME Calculated) 1171 kcal/kg 266 kcal/patty

Calories per ounce: 33 kcal
Calories per patty: 312 kcal

Vitamins

Vitamins: Prey Turkey -Diet
Vitamin A	21200 IU/kg
Vitamin D	4174 IU/kg
Vitamin E	72 IU/kg
Thiamine (B1)	3.21 mg/kg
Riboflavin (B2)	16.5 mg/kg
Niacin (B3)	52.1 mg/kg
Pyridoxine (B6)	2.18 mg/kg
Folic Acid	0.75 mg/kg
Vitamin B12	0.036 mg/kg
Choline	1854 mg/kg
Pantothenic Acid	45 mg/kg

*Nutritional information is provided on an AS-FED basis that reflects an average of our most recent nutrient tests, and is not a guaranteed maximum or minimum.

Minerals

Minerals: Frozen Prey Turkey
Ash	3%
Calcium	0.45%
Phosphorus	0.3%
Potassium	0.24%
Sodium	0.1%
Magnesium	0.04%
Iron	23.45 mg/kg
Copper	1.5 mg/kg
Manganese	1.45 mg/kg
Zinc	47.45 mg/kg
Iodine	2.35 mg/kg
Selenium	0.28 mg/kg

*Nutritional information is provided on an AS-FED basis that reflects an average of our most recent nutrient tests, and is not a guaranteed maximum or minimum.

How to Feed Our Frozen Raw Food for Dogs and Cats

If you are transitioning to raw, we suggest transitioning over a 1-2 week period. Check out our transitioning guide here for more information and tips for switching over your pets.

Portion

Start with a clean, airtight container and portion your pet’s daily feeding amount into it. If feeding multiple times a day, divide the recommended daily feeding amount by number of feedings per day.

Thaw

Place the airtight container of raw food in the fridge overnight to thaw. *If you forget to defrost the food, you can add some warm water to the food or place the food in a bag submerged in warm water for a quick thaw.

Serve

Remove the thawed food from the fridge and serve it to your pet on a clean dish. Thoroughly wash your hands and sanitize all areas that come into contact with the raw food to promote a safe feeding environment.

How Much to Feed

Each four-legged friend will metabolize food differently based on their activity level, breed, age, etc. Use our feeding calculator as a starting point for your pet, and adjust the feeding amount as necessary to help your pet achieve an ideal body weight. Keep food frozen until ready to thaw and serve. When defrosting, place the food in an air-tight container, and leave it in the refrigerator for 24 hours or until soft. Defrosted food is good in the fridge for up to four days.

Safe Handling Raw Pet Food

Treat raw pet food with the same care as handling raw meat for your consumption. Always wash your hands, pet bowls, and any surfaces that come into contact with the raw food.

Frozen Turkey Raw Pet Food FAQ

Can I warm up the food for my pet?

Yes, You can pour warm water over the food, and mix it in to warm it up Another way is while the food is still in it’s container/baggie to slightly warm up the food before serving.

Can I cook the raw food in the microwave or a skillet?

No, we don’t suggest cooking the food as high heat breaks down beneficial nutrients and because the food contains bone.

How many patties come in the 20 lb box?

Each 20 lb box has two individually sealed 10lb bags, with 20 patties each (40 patties total).

How much does each patty weigh?

BEach Steve’s Real Food patty weighs 8oz (½ pound) .

What is a Prey Model Raw (PMR) Recipe?

The Prey Model Raw (PMR) Recipe is a raw food approach that seeks to emulate the natural diet of wild canines, emphasizing a diet primarily composed of raw meat, edible bones, organ meats, and, little to no fruits or vegetables

Are the Prey Recipes complete and balanced?

Yes, all our prey recipes are complete and balanced for both dogs and cats at all life stages.

Is prey the same as a keto diet?

Although very similar, our prey diet is not a true keto diet but is very close to it due to its low-carb, high-protein, and fat content. The Prey Model Raw recipe primarily focused on mimicking a natural diet, emphasizing raw meat, bones, and organs. In contrast, a keto diet for dogs is a low-carbohydrate, high-fat diet aimed at achieving a state of ketosis, where the body primarily burns fat for energy, and it can include a wider variety of macronutrients, including fats and proteins.

Do all stores carry it?

If your local retailer doesn’t have our prey recipe in stock, ask them to order it in for you.

Additional information

Diet Type	PMR Diet
Energetics	Warming
Protein	Turkey
Dietary	High-Omega's, Low-Phosphorous, Low-Sodium

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Consider our frozen raw turkey recipe for the following reasons:

Lean Protein: Turkey is a lean protein source that provides ample nutrition without excessive fat content. This makes it an excellent choice for pets that do well on a low fat diet.

Hypoallergenic Potential: Turkey is considered a novel protein, which means it is less likely to trigger food sensitivities in pets who have reacted to more common proteins.

Rich in Nutrients: Turkey is packed with essential nutrients such as vitamins B3 (niacin), B6, and B12, which support energy metabolism, brain function, and overall vitality.

Variety in Diet: Feeding your pet a variety of protein sources, including turkey, can help prevent food sensitivities from developing due to repeated exposure to a single protein.

Steve's Real Food Frozen Prey Model Recipes Come in Patties

The same great formula, simply shaped differently to cater to your pet’s preference!

Pre-Portioned Patties

Patties are 8oz rectangles that are easy to handle and to portion without needing a measuring cup.

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Frozen Prey Model Raw

TURKEY RECIPE

100% Whole Food Ingredients with a Purpose

INGREDIENTS

INGREDIENT SOURCING

(ME Calculated) 1171 kcal/kg 266 kcal/patty

Calories per ounce: 33 kcal

Calories per patty: 312 kcal

How to Feed Our Frozen Raw Food for Dogs and Cats

Portion

Thaw

Serve

How Much to Feed

Safe Handling Raw Pet Food

Frozen Turkey Raw Pet Food FAQ

Reviews

Additional information

Reviews

Consider our frozen raw turkey recipe for the following reasons:

Steve's Real Food Frozen Prey Model Recipes Come in Patties

Pre-Portioned Patties

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