Maev Chicken Recipe (Adult, Raw Frozen)

Ingredients (verbatim, per manufacturer product page): USDA Chicken Breast, USDA Chicken Liver, USDA Chicken Gizzard, Blanched Potato, Green Bean, Zucchini, Kale, Blueberry, Peanut Butter, MaevMulti, Salt, Fish Oil, Flaxseed, Probiotic Blend, Chicory Root.

Guaranteed analysis (as fed, per manufacturer): Crude Protein (min) 10.6%, Crude Fat (min) 3.5%, Crude Fiber (max) 2.5%, Moisture (max) 76.0%, Calcium (min) 0.35%, Phosphorous (min) 0.29%, Omega 3 (min) 0.14%, Omega 6 0.78%, Energy 1,030 kcal/kg (per manufacturer). AAFCO: Maev describes each bag as containing 43.5% AAFCO-approved, USDA-certified Raw Beef or Chicken; no AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profile statement of nutritional adequacy is published on this product page (per manufacturer). USDA Chicken Breast is the first ingredient.

Maev Chicken is a raw, flash frozen recipe the manufacturer ships ready to eat, built on three named chicken cuts rather than a single generic chicken ingredient. USDA Chicken Breast is the first ingredient by pre cooking weight, followed by USDA Chicken Liver, USDA Chicken Gizzard, blanched potato and green bean, with peanut butter and a probiotic blend further down the label. Maev labels this recipe for adult dogs, and it is also sold in a separate puppy labeled version on the same product builder, though the two are not guaranteed to share the same nutrient panel. The manufacturer publishes both an as fed and a dry matter guaranteed analysis, and states its proteins are USDA-certified from USDA-inspected facilities with a proprietary safety process to mitigate pathogens. Maev sells the recipe by the pound in bags from 10 to 80 pounds, on a subscription delivered every 2 to 10 weeks. Dogs who lose interest in a rotation often take it again with a single ingredient freeze dried topper crumbled over the top.

Consolidated from publicly available manufacturer information (link above), compiled Sep 17, 2026. Not tested or evaluated by Sniff and Shift. Not medical advice, verify on current packaging and consult your veterinarian.

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