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OPEN FARM Grain-Free Freeze-Dried Farmer's Table Pork Recipe Dry Dog FoodADD A SCOOP OF OUR FREEZE DRIED RAW TO UPGRADE YOUR PET'S DIET. JUST SCOOP ADD WATER, AND SERVE AS A MEAL OR MIXER! 85% raw pork, organs and bone Raised without antibiotics or growth hormones From 100% Certified Humane Farms Nutritious leafy greens, squash and pumpkin seeds Natural superfoods like organic coconut oil, apple cider vinegar and tumeric Shaped into small nibblets for easy scoop and serve format Ingredients Humanely raised pork, pork
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