Frequently Asked Questions
What is Outback Bones Venison Recipe?
Outback Bones Venison Recipe is a freeze-dried dog treat and food topper made with Australian venison as the first ingredient. The recipe also includes salmon, yams, butternut squash, sweet potato, marine microalgae, probiotics and vitamin E for a flavorful combination of protein and functional nutrition.
Can Outback Bones Venison Recipe be used as both a treat and food topper?
Yes. The light, crumbly pieces can be given whole as dog treats, broken into smaller training rewards or crumbled over kibble and wet food as a venison dog food topper.
How much protein is in Outback Bones Venison Recipe?
Outback Bones Venison Recipe contains a minimum of 39% crude protein, with Australian venison as the first ingredient and salmon as another animal protein source.
Does this venison dog topper contain glucosamine and chondroitin?
Yes. The recipe provides a minimum of 1,500 mg/kg glucosamine and 150 mg/kg chondroitin sulfate to help support healthy cartilage, joints and mobility.
Does Outback Bones Venison Recipe contain omega-3 fatty acids?
Yes. Salmon and marine microalgae contribute beneficial marine nutrients, and the recipe provides a minimum of 1% omega-3 fatty acids and 0.5% DHA to help support healthy skin and a shiny coat.
Does Outback Bones Venison Recipe contain probiotics?
Yes. It contains dried Bacillus coagulans fermentation product as a source of live, naturally occurring microorganisms to help support healthy digestion.
Is Outback Bones Venison Recipe grain-free and gluten-free?
Yes. The recipe is made without grain or gluten. It also contains no fillers, artificial colors or artificial flavors.
Is this a single-ingredient or single-protein venison dog treat?
No. Venison is the first ingredient, but the recipe also contains salmon and other functional ingredients. It should not be confused with a single-ingredient or single-protein venison treat.
Is Outback Bones Venison Recipe a complete dog food?
No. This product is intended for intermittent or supplemental feeding. Treats and toppers should account for no more than 10% of a dog's daily diet.
How can I use this topper for a picky dog?
Crumble the freeze-dried pieces over your dog's regular food or add a small amount of warm water and stir. This softens the pieces and creates a flavorful, gravy-like addition that can make an ordinary meal more appealing.
Does Outback Bones Venison Recipe need to be refrigerated?
No. Refrigeration is not required. Reseal the bag after opening and store it in a dry place.
Where is Outback Bones Venison Recipe made?
It is made in Australia using Australian venison. Outback Bones states that the recipe is freeze-dried raw in small batches and third-party tested for key nutritional components.