There’s a reason the salmon head deserves special attention.

Researchers studying wolves feeding on spawning salmon in coastal British Columbia observed a remarkable behaviour: adult wolves selectively consumed the heads of the salmon they caught, often leaving the remainder of the fish behind.

And there may be a nutritional reason for that selectivity.

The brain and optic tissues are particularly rich in DHA, an important omega-3 fatty acid, making the head one of the most nutritionally unique parts of the fish.

Our Salmon Heads bring together skin, meat, cartilage, bone, brain and optic tissue in one exceptionally rich whole-food offering.

Salmon itself is naturally abundant in omega-3 fatty acids and provides complete, high-quality protein containing all nine essential amino acids, along with a broad range of naturally occurring vitamins and minerals. Combined with the lipid-rich tissues of the head, it creates an extraordinary addition to a balanced raw-feeding program.

And then there’s the experience.

Your dog gets to work through the entire head—skin, meat, cartilage, bone and prized internal tissues—providing an engaging combination of taste, texture, nourishment and chewing satisfaction.

Wolves figured this one out a long time ago.

No processing. No imitation. Just one of the most nutritionally fascinating parts of the salmon, exactly as nature provides it.

Rich. Whole. Instinctive.

Whole head. Whole nutrition. Nothing wasted.

Feeding Note: Feed as a treat or as part of a balanced raw-feeding program. Always supervise feeding and never feed cooked bones.