Guts & Glory

WHOLE-FOOD ORGAN + GLAND TOPPER Four Leaf Rover Guts & Glory A freeze-dried blend of six grass-fed beef organs and glands that makes it easy to add nutrient-dense animal foods to kibble, cooked, or raw meals. You want to feed your dog more organs. You don't necessarily want six different organs in your freezer. 😅 We get it. Guts & Glory is an easy way to add organ variety without sourcing, portioning, and storing every organ yourself. Sprinkle the freeze-dried powder right onto your dog's regular meal. The simple version Organs are some of the most nutrient-dense parts of an animal. Guts & Glory gives your dog six of them in one easy scoop. What's actually in the jar? No giant ingredient panel to decode. Just freeze-dried New Zealand beef organs and glands. ❤️ Beef heart Naturally provides taurine, CoQ10, amino acids, and B vitamins. 🥩 Beef liver A nutrient-dense organ that naturally provides vitamins and minerals including vitamin A, B12, iron, copper, and zinc. 🫘 Beef kidney Naturally provides nutrients including selenium, vitamin B12, and protein. ✨ Beef pancreas Naturally rich in digestive enzymes including protease, amylase, and lipase. 🩸 Beef spleen Naturally provides iron, proteins, peptides, and other nutrients found in spleen tissue. 🌿 Beef thymus A glandular ingredient included to add even more whole-animal variety to the blend. Why organs? Muscle meat isn't the whole animal. Dogs naturally eating prey wouldn't eat only the steak-shaped parts. They'd also consume nutrient-rich organs and glands. Those tissues naturally contain different vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes, and other compounds than muscle meat alone. Guts & Glory makes adding that organ diversity much easier. Why Guts & Glory? Whole foods instead of a long list of isolated nutrients. ✓ Six organs + glands Heart, liver, kidney, pancreas, spleen, and thymus in one blend. ✓ Grass-fed New Zealand beef Made with beef organs sourced from New Zealand. ✓ Freeze-dried Easy to scoop, store, and sprinkle onto your dog's regular food. ✓ No fillers The ingredient list is simply beef organs and glands. ✓ Third-party tested Four Leaf Rover states the product is third-party tested for heavy metals. Think whole animal The good stuff isn't only in muscle meat. Heart brings naturally occurring taurine. Pancreas contains digestive enzymes. Liver, kidney, spleen, and thymus each bring their own nutritional profile. Together, they add a broader range of animal-based nutrients to the bowl. Good fit for Pet parents who want to add more whole foods to kibble Raw or cooked feeders looking for an easy source of organ variety Dogs who already tolerate beef Anyone who doesn't want six kinds of organs taking over the freezer Not necessarily for Dogs who need to avoid beef Dogs on a veterinarian-prescribed restricted diet Pet parents looking for a complete and balanced meal by itself Dogs whose veterinarian has recommended limiting certain organ meats or nutrients Scoop + sprinkle How much Guts & Glory should I give my dog? 🥄 Simply mix the daily amount into your dog's food. The daily serving can also be split between meals. 1–30 lbs ¼ teaspoon daily 31–60 lbs ½ teaspoon daily 61–90 lbs ¾ teaspoon daily 91+ lbs 1 teaspoon daily Follow the directions on the package you receive for the most current feeding instructions. A little Owa Owa note Your dog can eat kibble and still get invited to the organ party. 🥩 We love whole-food feeding, but we also live in the real world. Not everyone is going to formulate a raw diet or keep containers of liver, spleen, kidney, pancreas, heart, and thymus in the freezer. If your dog eats kibble, that's okay. A whole-food topper like this can be one simple way to bring more animal-food variety into the bowl without completely changing how you feed. Quick questions Because organ meat brings up questions. Fair. 😂 What is Guts & Glory for? Guts & Glory is a freeze-dried organ and gland supplement for dogs. It makes it easy to add six nutrient-dense beef organs and glands to kibble, cooked, or raw meals. What organs are in Guts & Glory? Guts & Glory contains New Zealand beef heart, liver, kidney, pancreas, spleen, and thymus. Why are organs good for dogs? Organs are nutrient-dense animal foods that naturally provide vitamins, minerals, amino acids, enzymes, and other compounds. Different organs have different nutritional profiles, which is why organ variety can add nutritional diversity to a dog's diet. Can I add Guts & Glory to kibble? Yes. Guts & Glory can be mixed into kibble as a whole-food organ topper. It can also be added to cooked or raw meals. Do I need to feed raw for my dog to eat organs? Nope. Guts & Glory is freeze-dried, so pet parents can add organ meat to kibble or cooked food without switching to a raw diet. Does Guts & Glory contain taurine? Yes. Beef heart naturally contains taurine, an amino acid associated with normal heart function. Is Guts & Glory a multivitamin? Guts & Glory provides naturally occurring vitamins, minerals, amino acids, and enzymes from whole beef organs and glands. It isn't a complete and balanced diet and shouldn't be treated as a replacement for nutrients your dog's complete diet requires. Can dogs have Guts & Glory every day? Yes. Guts & Glory is designed as a daily feed supplement. Follow the serving amount for your dog's weight rather than adding organ powder freely, since freeze-dried organs are concentrated. Is Guts & Glory a complete and balanced meal? No. Guts & Glory is a feed supplement designed to complement your dog's regular food. It isn't intended to be fed as a complete meal by itself. Is this a good choice for dogs with beef sensitivities? No. Every animal ingredient in Guts & Glory comes from beef, so this isn't an appropriate organ topper for dogs who need to avoid beef. Product facts Net contents: 1.3 oz (37.4 g) Ingredients: Beef heart, beef liver, beef kidney, beef pancreas, beef spleen, beef thymus (New Zealand). Guaranteed analysis per teaspoon (1.67 g): Crude Protein 60% min; Crude Fat 20% min; Crude Fiber 4% max; Moisture 7% max; Iron 5 mg min; Copper 0.5 mg min; Zinc 0.12 mg min. Calorie content: 4,629 kcal/kg or 7.7 kcal per teaspoon. Six organs. One little scoop. Much less freezer chaos. 🥩 An easy way to bring more whole-animal variety to the bowl... whether your dog eats kibble, cooked, or raw.