The Ancestral Diet Meets Modern Nutrition

The EVO line of pet foods have been specially designed to provide all the key nutritional benefits received from the feeding of raw food diets but with the benefits of 21st Century nutritional research. EVO Reduced Fat Dry Dog Food contains 30% less fat than regular EVO Dog Food but with 20% MORE protein. Recent studies have shown that high protein, low fat diets help to build lean body mass while still achieving weight loss (weight loss occurs until an equilibrium of muscle to fat is reached).

Only the highest quality turkey and chicken, including the meat, cartilage, fat, bone and connective tissue attached to the necks, backs and wings are used in the making of EVO Reduced Fat. Whole fruits and vegetables are added to supply important, health promoting nutrients that dogs would find foraging for food. Live, naturally occurring microorganisms are then gently sprayed on after the cooling process.

EVO is an alternative to raw feeders and home cookers.

EVO Reduced Fat Dry Dog Food is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO (Association of American Feed Control Officials) Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for ALL LIFE STAGES.

EVO Reduced Fat Dry Dog Food is available in 28.6 lb., 13.2 lb., and 6.6 lb. packages.

Ingredients

Turkey, Chicken, Chicken Meal, Turkey Meal, Potatoes, Natural Flavors, Herring Oil, Egg, Tomatoes, Apples, Potassium Chloride, Carrots, Vitamins, Garlic, Cottage Cheese, Dried Chicory Root, Minerals, Alfalfa Sprouts, Ascorbic Acid, Direct-Fed Microbials, Vitamin E Supplement, Lecithin, Rosemary Extract

Nutrient Analysis Commonly referred to as Typical Nutrient Analysis (NA), this describes the nutrient content that a specific pet food formula is expected to achieve based on data from the formula database, or in some cases, from an actual laboratory assay. The goal in posting the Typical NA is to provide nutritionists and veterinarians with information that can aid in the treatment of clinical problems such as a cat with struvite or in working with overly obese dogs to prescribe feeding amounts and diet choice for the animal's success.

Moisture 7.5 % Protein 52.5 % Fat 15.0 % Linoleic Acid 2.29 % Omega 3 0.59 % Carbohydrates 12.16 % Fiber 1.54 % Ash 11.3 % Calcium 3.07 % Phosphorous 1.81 % Magnesium 0.11 % Sodium 0.32 % Potassium 0.79 % Chloride 0.58 % Iron 232 mg/kg Zinc 210 mg/kg Copper 17 mg/kg Iodine 3.5 mg/kg Manganese 18 mg/kg Selenium 0.92 mg/kg Arginine 3.97 % Histidine 1.0 % Isoleucine 2.11 % Leucine 3.71 % Lysine 3.52 % Methionine 1.17 % Met-Cysteine 1.7 % Phenylalanine 2.18 % Phe-Tyrosine 3.82 % Threonine 2.14 % Tryptophan 0.52 % Valine 2.54 % Taurine 0.25 mg/kg Choline 4895 mg/kg Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) 5.94 mg/kg Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) 4.78 mg/kg Niacin 40 mg/kg Vitamin B6 (Pyridoxine) 4.97 mg/kg Folic Acid 0.81 mg/kg Vitamin B5 (Pantothenic Acid) 22 mg/kg Biotin 0.63 mg/kg Vitamin B12 (Cyanocobalamin) 12 ug/kg Vitamin A 25227 IU/kg Vitamin C 500 mg/kg Vitamin D 2421 IU/kg Vitamin E 300 IU/kg Vitamin K 0.76 ug/kg ME 3562 kcal/kg

Guaranteed Analysis Guaranteed Analysis describes the nutrient content required by AAFCO labeling standards to be identified on every product package. Since these are guarantees, pet food manufacturers work to formulate diets that meet or exceed the minimum requirements.

Crude Protein (min) 52 % Crude Fat (min) 15 % Crude Fat (max) 15.5 % Crude Fiber (max) 2.5 % Moisture (max) 10 % Linoleic Acid (Omega-6 Fatty Acid) (min) 2.2 % Carbohydrates NFE (max) 9 % Vitamin E (min) 300 IU/kg Vitamin C (min) 500 mg/kg Omega-3 Fatty Acids (min) 0.5 % Docosahexaenoic Acid (min) 0.1 % Total Microorganisms (min) 90,000,000 CFU/lb

Calorie Content: 3,615 kcal/kg (122 g = 1 cup)) 440 kcal/cup (4.29 oz = 1cup)