Kangaroo Burgers

Overview
Joy Pet Food Kangaroo Burgers are air-dried dog treats made from kangaroo meat and organs. Kangaroo is a lean, low-allergen novel protein — a reliable reward option for dogs with sensitivities to common meats such as chicken or beef.
Complementary feed — not a complete meal. A novel-protein option for dogs with sensitivities to common meats. Suitable for dogs over 6 months. Feed under supervision with access to fresh water.
Ingredients
Kangaroo Meat and Organs.

Macropus Spp., Kangaroo, Macropod Meat, Macropod
Kangaroo meat is a lean, high-protein ingredient sourced from wild Australian kangaroos (animal origin). It is primarily included in pet food for its rich protein content and low fat levels, supporting muscle maintenance and overall health. Kangaroo meat is used in its natural, whole food form, ensuring pets receive the full nutritional benefits without synthetic processing or additives.
Kangaroo meat is included as a novel, high-protein ingredient to appeal to consumers seeking hypoallergenic or alternative protein sources for pets with dietary sensitivities. Its use also serves as a marketing differentiator, positioning the product as premium and label-friendly.

Macropus Spp. Organs, Kangaroo Offal, Macropod Organs, Macropod Offal
Kangaroo organs are animal-derived ingredients sourced from Australian kangaroos, typically including liver, heart, and kidney. They are incorporated for their rich supply of essential nutrients such as protein, vitamins, and minerals, supporting overall pet health. Kangaroo organs are used in their natural, whole-food form, providing highly bioavailable nutrients and contributing to a species-appropriate diet for pets.
Kangaroo organs are included as a novel, high-protein ingredient to appeal to consumers seeking alternative or hypoallergenic animal protein sources. Their use also supports marketing claims of premium or exotic protein content, differentiating the product in a competitive market.
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