Legacy Low Fat - Bridget's Blend

Looking for a low fat, lower calorie raw blend. Introducing Legacy Low Fat - Bridget's Blend with only 3% fat. This blend was created specific for dogs like Bridget, an 11 year old pit bull mastiff mix fighting pancreatitis. This low fat, low calorie (23 calorie/oz) product is designed specifically for: Dogs with pancreatitis Dogs with GI issues overweight animals Low Fat Bridget's Blend Raw Dog Food Formula: raw muscle beef,  ground beef bone, beef liver, beef heart, beef spleen, beef kidney Why Choose Low Fat Bridget's Blend: Hand picked animals are used to create this blend which being the highest quality yet blandest, low fat, low calorie blend making it great for dogs with digestive issues, stomach issues or those with pancreatitis. This is the perfect blend to get your dogs back on track. Bridget's Story: "Bridget is 11 year old. a pit bull mastiff mix. Her mom, zena, was A bait dog in dog fighting. When rescued she was pregnant.  I fostered zena's entire litter and kept Bridget. Bridget has always been very quiet, low key, sweet, gentle and loves other dogs. When she was 4 years old, she had to have 3 surgeries in 8 days, and she almost died. The surgeries caused short bowel syndrome & she developed pancreatitis. While recuperating, it became obvious, she could no longer process dry kibble. That is what started my search on what I could feed her for her to survive; a low fat, finely ground food was necessary. She is 75 pounds. So calorie intake is also very important. I made a promise to her that as long as she kept fighting to live I would keep fighting for her also. Almost 8 years later and I still have her.  It's a miracle She survived the first year... now every day with her is a blessing." Lisa W   Use the chart below to understand how much Legacy LOW FAT  -BRIDGET's BLEND your dog will consume on a daily & monthly basis. This chart is based on feeding 4% of your dogs weight daily. 4% is for a very active working dog. Feeding percentage will vary based on breed, age and activity level of your dog. A healthy range can be from 2-4% based on the criteria above.  *servings per meal based on 2 meals a day