Freeze Dried Raw Turkey with Salmon — 14oz
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Product Details
Two proteins. One bowl. The formula dogs with allergies, dull coats, and low energy have been waiting for.
Why Turkey with Salmon?
Turkey is a lean, anti-inflammatory protein ideal for dogs with joint issues, weight management needs, or red-meat sensitivities. Salmon brings EPA and DHA omega-3 fatty acids clinically linked to reduced inflammation, improved coat condition, and enhanced brain function. Together they form our most nutritionally diverse formula — the one we recommend when a dog's coat is dull, joints are stiff, energy is low, or allergies are a concern. Add in Tart Cherry, Strawberry, and Chlorella and you have a bowl that works as hard as your dog does.
Ingredients
Turkey, Turkey Liver, Turkey Heart, Salmon, Flaxseed, Chia Seed, Carrot, Broccoli, Blueberry, Tricalcium Phosphate, Apple Cider Vinegar, Sea Salt, Fish Oil, Honey, Mixed Tocopherols (natural preservative), Apple, Tomato, Shiitake Mushroom, Orange, Cranberry, Pumpkin, Spinach, Beet, Tart Cherry, Strawberry, Chlorella.
Key ingredient highlights: Salmon — the richest whole-food source of EPA and DHA omega-3s for skin, coat, and joint health. Turkey Liver — Vitamin A, B12, and zinc for immune support. Cranberry — supports urinary tract health. Tart Cherry — antioxidants and anti-inflammatory compounds for muscle recovery. Chlorella — nutrient-dense algae that supports natural detoxification.
Calorie Content
128 Kcal per oz | 230 Kcal per cup
Feeding Guide
Serve freeze-dried food on its own for a complete and balanced meal, or mix with other food to add a boost of protein and essential nutrients. Always ensure your pet has access to clean, fresh water. For best results, use within 30 days of opening.
| Pet Weight | Daily Amount |
|---|---|
| 6 lbs | 3/4 cup |
| 12 lbs | 1 1/4 cups |
| 18 lbs | 1 2/3 cups |
| 25 lbs | 2 cups |
| 50 lbs | 3 1/2 cups |
| 50+ lbs | Add 1/2 cup per additional 10 lbs |
Preparation & Storage
Serve freeze-dried food on its own for a complete and balanced meal or mix it with other food to add a boost of protein and essential nutrients. Always ensure your pet has access to clean, fresh water. Store in a sealed container in a cool, dry, and dark place. For best results, use within 30 days of opening. Keep out of reach of children and pets. Not intended for human consumption.
Transitioning to Loyal Saints
Transition gradually over 10 days to avoid digestive upset. Days 1–3: 25% Loyal Saints + 75% current food. Days 4–6: 50/50 mix. Days 7–9: 75% Loyal Saints + 25% current food. Day 10+: 100% Loyal Saints. If your dog has a fish sensitivity, start with our Chicken formula first.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is freeze-dried raw food better than kibble?
Yes — for most dogs, significantly so. Kibble is cooked at high temperatures that destroy naturally occurring enzymes, vitamins, and beneficial bacteria. Freeze-drying removes moisture at low temperatures, preserving the full nutritional integrity of raw ingredients without the risks of handling raw meat at home. You get the benefits of a raw diet with the convenience of dry food.
How do I transition my dog to freeze-dried food?
Over 10 days: Days 1–3 at 25% new food, Days 4–6 at 50%, Days 7–9 at 75%, Day 10 at 100%. If your dog has a known fish sensitivity, introduce this formula after they've settled on our Chicken or Beef formula first.
Are Loyal Saints ingredients human-grade?
Yes. Every ingredient meets USDA human food safety standards. "Human-grade" isn't just a marketing term for us — it means every ingredient was sourced from facilities approved for human consumption. Most pet food uses "feed-grade" ingredients, held to a much lower standard. We don't believe your dog deserves less.
How long does a bag last for my dog's size?
At 230 Kcal per cup: a 5oz bag contains approximately 2.8 cups; a 14oz bag contains approximately 7.8 cups. Divide your dog's daily serving into the total cups to find your bag duration. A 6 lb dog eating 3/4 cup/day gets about 3–4 days from a 5oz bag and about 10 days from a 14oz bag. For the best value, subscribe through the Halo Club and save 20%.
Is Loyal Saints vet-approved?
Yes. Our formulas meet AAFCO nutritional standards for all life stages — puppies, adults, and seniors. As with any diet change, we recommend a check-in with your vet, especially for dogs with pre-existing health conditions.
Feeding Guide
Start by mixing Loyal Saints with your dog’s current food, gradually increasing the ratio over 7–10 days. As a complete meal, feed the amount printed on your bag:
Daily Serving Guidelines
All Life Stages, including for growth of large size dogs (70 lb. or more as an adult)
| 6 lbs | 12 lbs | 18 lbs | 25 lbs | 50 lbs |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| ¾ cup | 1¼ cup | 1⅔ cups | 2 cups | 3½ cups |
For dogs over 50 lbs, add ½ cup for every additional 10 lbs.
Guaranteed Analysis
- Crude Protein (min)
- 40%
- Crude Fat (min)
- 27%
- Crude Fiber (max)
- 5%
- Moisture (max)
- 8%
Calorie Content
- Kcal / kg
- 4,500
- Kcal / oz
- 128
- Kcal / cup
- 230
Add ¼ – ½ cup warm water per serving to rehydrate. Adjust to body condition — you should be able to feel, but not see, your dog’s ribs.
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What Dog Moms Are Saying
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A cup measures space. Not nourishment.
When you switch from kibble, the first thing you notice is the scoop. It looks like more. It isn't — and here is exactly why.
A scoop is not a fair test. So here is every other one.
Four ways to compare the same two foods. We lose the first — and that is exactly the point.
What that actually means A cup is a container, not an amount. Theirs is packed tight, ours is airy — so their cup weighs twice as much before you have compared a single thing. They win this one, and it tells you nothing useful.
What that actually means Put 101 g of each on a kitchen scale — same weight of food, no cups involved. Ours carries 28% more energy.
What that actually means To put the same 355 calories in her bowl, you pour 22% less food of ours. Less filler doing the same job.
What that actually means Every food holds some water, and water is not protein. Take the water out of both first — the way a vet would — and ours has 42% more protein. That is 40% at 8% moisture against 27% at 12%.
Measure by volume and you are measuring air. Measure by weight, by calories, or by protein — the three that actually reach her — and it stops being close.
Loyal Saints figures from Freeze Dried Raw Turkey with Salmon — 14oz: 40% crude protein, 8% moisture, 4500 kcal/kg. Kibble figures from the back of an 18 lb bag of Purina Pro Plan Adult Weight Management Chicken & Rice: 27% crude protein, 12% moisture, 3,516 kcal/kg, and a standard 8 oz cup holding approximately 101 g. Weight management formulas carry deliberately reduced fat, so this comparison is drawn on protein and energy rather than fat.
Fill one cup with popcorn and another with almonds. Both are honestly "one cup." Pick them up and you feel the difference instantly. Freeze-dried food and kibble compare the same way.
We took the water out. Water is heavy.
- All dog food is really two things: food, and water.
- Kibble gets pressed into hard little pellets. They are small and heavy, so a lot of them fit in a cup.
- We take the water out instead. What is left is light and puffy — so it fills the cup up faster.
- You are scooping more space. She is eating the same amount of actual food.
A bigger scoop is not a bigger meal. It is just less water.
Light by nature
Freeze-drying removes moisture from real ingredients, leaving pieces that are porous and remarkably light. The volume stays. The weight does not.
Dense by design
Less water in the bag means more of what actually feeds her per ounce. A cup of Loyal Saints carries roughly 200–230 calories of real food, depending on the recipe.
Judge it by weight
Cups measure space. Calories and grams measure nourishment. Our feeding guide is built on the second one, which is why it is worth following over the scoop.
You are not comparing cup to cup. You are comparing two fundamentally different kinds of food.
Raw, made safe on purpose.
Drying food slows bacteria down. It does not make food safe on its own — so we do not rely on it. Three controls stand between her bowl and anything that should not be in it.
High pressure processing
Sealed food is placed under intense cold water pressure — a validated kill step that eliminates harmful bacteria without cooking the ingredients or stripping the nutrition heat would.
In plain terms Pressure does the job heat normally does, so the food stays raw but the bacteria do not survive it.
Test and hold
Every batch is held back and tested before it is cleared. Nothing leaves for a warehouse, a shelf or your door until those results come back clean.
In plain terms No batch ships while its test is still pending. If results are not clear, it does not go out.
Third-party testing
Pathogen testing is run by an independent laboratory rather than in-house, so the result is not simply us checking our own work.
In plain terms Someone outside the company verifies it, which is the only version of a safety claim worth anything.
Plenty of raw brands imply that because the food is dry, it must be safe. That is not how it works, and we would rather tell you what we actually do than let you assume.
Dogs do better on variety.
Rotating proteins keeps mealtime interesting and gives her a broader range of nutrients. Every formula is AAFCO complete, so you can switch freely.
