Turkey Trotter’s Pilaf

Why This Meal?

Turkey Trotters Pilaf is built for the senior dog who’s still got some pep in their step — but needs support staying light on their paws. This formula features lean, anti-inflammatory turkey, paired with ancient grains, gut-friendly veggies, and omega-rich oils that keep joints mobile, digestion smooth, and immune systems sharp. It’s the kind of daily meal that helps senior dogs move better and feel fresher, without stressing their systems.

• Ground Turkey – A lean, easily digestible protein low in saturated fat and rich in selenium, B6, and niacin — all critical for joint tissue repair, immune support, and energy metabolism. Great for seniors who need clean protein without the weight.
• Brown Rice – A whole grain that provides slow-release energy and promotes a healthy GI tract. Its fiber content helps regulate bowel movements and improves nutrient absorption, a must for older dogs whose digestion might be slowing down.
• Carrots – Loaded with beta-carotene and fiber, they support eye health, skin vitality, and immune defense while adding natural sweetness for picky eaters.
• Cranberries – Natural urinary tract defenders. They contain compounds that help prevent harmful bacteria from sticking to the bladder lining. Especially important for seniors prone to UTIs or kidney strain.
• Broccoli: Offers folate, fiber, and antioxidants for immune support and inflammation control.
• Flaxseed Oil – A clean plant-based source of omega-3s that improves skin, reduces inflammation, and supports joint health.
• Sunflower Oil – Rich in vitamin E and omega-6 fatty acids, it supports healthy skin, a shiny coat, and helps reduce age-related dryness and inflammation.
• Chicken Liver – Included in moderation, this organ meat delivers a blast of vitamin A, iron, and B vitamins, excellent for blood health, cell regeneration, and energy maintenance.
• Pumpkin – One of the best digestive aids out there. Loaded with soluble fiber and prebiotics, it keeps the GI tract running smooth and reduces constipation, a common issue in aging dogs.