Chicken Meat Only mechanically deboned (NO ORGAN or BONE)
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Chicken Meat MDM
mechanically deboned
(NO ORGAN or BONE)
Never any antibiotics or hormones
This product is made from All-Natural Chicken Frames. It is a great product that can be paired with other blends to feed pets.
Looks like fine grind chicken meat
Mechanically deboned chicken meat (MDM) is basically a meat item got by stripping and squashing tissues after meat is removed from the bone and is expansively utilized as a part of meat items. It is actually like a viscous material and is usually processed by constraining chicken frames under heightened force through a sifter or comparable apparatus to divide the skeletal substance (i.e. the bone) from the consumable meat flesh. This processed meat can be utilized in manufacturing a variety of processed poultry products like bologna, hot dogs or sausages. A large-scale processed food manufacturing units usually use this mechanically separate meat.
The nutritious value of mechanically deboned meat
A question might arise in your mind that whether the mechanically processed meat is nutritious for health or not.
MDCM can be labeled as a nutritious meat. The nutritional profile of the MCDM holds marginally more elevated amounts of phosphorous and calcium which are actually the fundamental supplements.
A single serving of MCDM of 4 oz. weight contains 250 calories with only 20g of fat and 85mg of cholesterol. Moreover, it contains protein content as well. The nutrition facts of chicken meat show that separate meat is not only easy to handle but is also safe and nutritious for an individual’s diet.
Pet Approved - Species Appropriate Diet - Real Ingredients
Never Any- Grains, Feedlot Product, Fillers, Synthetics, Preservatives, 3D or 4D (Dying, Diseased or Down) + (Dead)
Raw Pet Food Thawing & Storage Tips
What is the best way to thaw the product? Treat as you do your meat...plus
Always place chubs in a plastic container that is large enough to catch all liquid, you'll need to mix that back in and feed it for your pet to benefit from all the nutrients.
It is best to thaw the product in the refrigerator overnight. You can thaw in the sink for a few hours but if you plan on going somewhere it would be best to put it in the refrigerator. Try to defrost more than one day of food at a time, always have a backup in the frig thawing, stay a few days ahead of yourself. Raw feeding isn’t about what you’re feeding today, it is about what you’re feeding tomorrow or the day after that. NEVER microwave the food to thaw.
How long will the product last in the refrigerator after being thawed?
Once thawed the meat will be good for up to 5 days. Please remember that a dog's system is designed to handle more than we can. Their digestive system is short and can process food at a much higher rate than we can. However, if the meat takes on an ammonia smell, then it has gone too far. Remember if feeding a blend with tripe and/or organs they can have an odd odor but are not bad.
How long will the product stay in the freezer?
If the product is kept frozen it can last from 8-12 months depending on how cold your freezer is. Try to stay within the 12-month timeline. Once you get past that point it could get freezer burnt in some cases. Being freezer burnt doesn’t ruin the food, but quality may suffer. How we know its freezer burnt is simply how it looks. The meat will take on an iced look and have a very odd frozen like smell. If product is less, then a year old and package has become broken or split you can still feed this food.
Food Safety
Keep raw meat and poultry separate from other foods. Wash working surfaces, utensils (including cutting boards, preparation and feeding bowls), hands, and any other items that touch or contact raw meat or poultry with hot soapy water.
Thanks for feeding RAW!
Why Feed Raw?
A biologically appropriate diet can support healthier skin, cleaner teeth, better digestion, and sustained energy.
Healthier Skin and Coat
Raw fat and protein support a shinier coat, less shedding, and reduced skin irritation.
Less Odor, Better Breath
A species-appropriate diet means smaller, firmer stools and significantly fresher breath.
Fewer Vet Visits
Better weight management, stronger immunity, and fewer chronic issues means less time at the vet.