Roasted bison and roasted venison combine for a unique taste that you can't find anywhere else outside the wild. 32% of this formula is protein, giving dogs the highly digestible energy they need to remain active, while vegetables, legumes and fruits provide powerful antioxidants to help maintain overall vitality.

We use unique proteins like wild boar, bison, smoke-flavored salmon, roasted duck, venison and Angus beef to make better-tasting dog and cat foods your pet will crave. A simplified approach to pet food based on the protein sources of your dog or cat's native diet. A Modern Diet, Inspired By Nature.

Made in the USA Our dog foods and cat foods are made in six state-of-the-art facilities in the USA: two in California and one each in Missouri, Arkansas, South Carolina and Kansas. Our priority is to source ingredients of quality.

Diamond Pet Foods Taste of the Wild is made by Diamond Pet Foods, in Meta, Missouri. All dry foods are manufactured at Diamond's company-owned plants in South Carolina, Arkansas, California and Missouri.

Although prairie dogs clip and eat grasses, they also help maintain grassland habitat for cattle. Their landscaping prevents woody shrubs from taking over and can increase the nutritional quality of grass by promoting the growth of young grasses that contain extra protein and are easier to digest.

Prairie dogs are considered a “keystone” species because their colonies create islands of habitat that benefit approximately 150 other species. They are also a food source for many animals, including mountain plover, burrowing owl, Ferruginous hawks, swift fox and endangered black-footed ferrets.

Variety of flavors and protein sources All recipes list a fresh meat source as the top ingredient, meaning they're packed with highly digestible protein. The meats used in Taste of the Wild products are also USDA-approved. Some recipes are excellent for high-protein diets.

Each pound of dry Taste of the Wild pet food provides 80 million live, active probiotic cultures that help support healthy digestion and help your pet maintain an active lifestyle.

Quality Dog and Cat Food Taste of the Wild pet foods are made in five state-of-the-art facilities in the USA: two in California and one each in Missouri, Arkansas and South Carolina.

The meats in Taste of the Wild come from different sources, depending on the type of meat. All of our meats are chosen to meet our precise recipe specifications, and are USDA inspected and approved.

Prairie dogs form groups called coteries. Prairie dogs are named for their habitat and warning calls, which sound similar to a dog's bark. They are a rodent that belongs to the squirrel family. The genus (Cynomys) is derived from the Greek word for "dog mouse".

For some, prairie dogs can present challenges as their burrow mounds and colonies use the same space as crops and can make grasslands difficult to navigate for livestock. Because prairie dogs also eat grass, ranchers and farmers view them as a threat to their livelihoods.

Fun Facts. Black-tailed prairie dogs are actually a species of ground squirrel, named "dog" because of their alarm bark. The largest prairie dog colony ever recorded spanned over 25,000 square miles (65,000 square kilometers) and was home to an estimated 400 million prairie dogs.

prairie dog. noun. : a black-tailed buff or grayish rodent of central and western U.S. prairies that is related to the squirrels and usually lives in colonies with many burrows.

Most Taste of the Wild recipes meet the AAFCO nutrient profile for All Life Stages. This nutrient profile means you can feed your dog the same food throughout their life, whether they're a puppy, adult, or senior. These food are also suitable for growing dogs over 70 pounds.

TASTE OF THE WILD provides premium, grain-free pet food formulas inspired by a pet's ancestral diet. The formulas include high-quality meats, fresh vegetables, and probiotics for optimal nutritional benefits.