Guts & Glory

Most dog foods miss out on what carnivores instinctively crave: organ meats. Liver, heart, kidney, and other glands are Mother Nature’s multivitamins—packed with essential nutrients dogs need to thrive. Guts & Glory brings the power of the prey model back to your dog’s bowl, with a pure blend of freeze dried organ meat for dogs that’s clean, convenient, and science-backed.

Guts & Glory puts the ancestral back into your dog!

• From pasture-raised New Zealand cows
• Freeze-dried to maintain maximum quality 
• Third-party tested for quality and safety
• Hormone, vaccine and pesticide-free
• No fillers of any kind

100% pure grass-fed organs for dogs.

Each organ in Guts & Glory offers unique, targeted benefits for your dog’s health. This carefully curated blend includes only the best organ meat for dogs. No fillers, synthetics, or porcine ingredients. With every scoop, you're giving your dog the full spectrum of vitamins, minerals, enzymes, and amino acids they’d naturally get from a carnivore’s diet.

Each organ in Guts & Glory carries unique benefits for your dog:

• Bovine Liver: Rich in vitamin A, which plays an important role in hormone function and iron. Liver supports the liver to protect from environmental toxins and supports immune health.
• Bovine Heart: Bovine heart is a concentrated source of taurine, vitamin B12, collagen, enzymes and Coenzyme Q10 (CoQ10). This supports connective tissue health, mitochondrial health, as well as athletic performance.
• Bovine Kidney: Kidney is rich in vitamin B12, selenium, diamine oxidase and enzymes. It can support kidney health, urinary health and detoxification, thyroid health and help control histamine levels.
• Bovine Pancreas: Pancreas is rich in enzymes your dog needs to break down fat, protein and carbohydrate, as well as peptides that activate other enzymes. This helps support pancreas function, digestive health and maximize nutrient absorption. 
• Bovine Spleen: Spleen contains proteins and peptides that support immune health, digestive health and help reduce inflammation.
• Bovine Thymus: Thymus contains the hormone thymosin, which helps support the immune system.

Simply mix into your dog's meals daily. Daily amount can be split across multiple meals. Amount can be adjusted for the individual dog's needs.

Net Contents: 1.3 oz (37.4 g)

Net Contents: 1.3 oz (37.4 g)

Does this replace the need to add organs to my dog's diet?

Guts and Glory is designed for the convenience of adding organs to your dog’s diet. If you can't feed a wide variety of organs, Guts & Glory can help fill the gaps. 

Is this sourced from human-grade ingredients?

Though Guts & Glory is made for canine use only, all of the ingredients are 100% pure grass-fed organs. Every batch is third-party tested for pesticides, glyphosate and heavy metals.

Does Guts & Glory need to be refrigerated?

Guts & Glory contains naturally occurring fats so the fridge is great if you have space ... but it's not required if it’s used up in 30 days.

What organ meats are good for dogs? 

Organ meats like liver, kidney, and heart are simply a part of a carnivore's diet. Sourcing these organs for your dog can often be a challenge (and gross to look at for some people!). That’s why we created Guts & Glory. You can feel good knowing that in every jar your dog is getting a good helping of liver, heart, kidney, spleen, and more.

How much organ meat does my dog need? 

Prey-model guidelines recommend organ meat for about 10% of your dog’s diet. Liver should be 10% of the diet and heart should be about 5% of the diet. These organs are essential.

Not all proteins are made the same. Some are richer in vitamins and minerals than others. Enter the organ meats … they’re Mother Nature’s multivitamins!

It’s difficult, if not impossible, to get enough vitamins and minerals in the raw diet without organ meats. And the organ that supplies the most, pound for pound, is the liver.

Does my dog really need organ meats? 

Yes. In fact, pre-model guidelines will tell you that organ meats should make up about 10% of your dog’s diet.

Organs are quite dense in:

• Vitamins A, C, D, E, K, B-vitamins, folate
• Minerals like copper, iron, manganese, iodine, phosphorus, zinc
• Amino acids