Four Leaf Rover
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Red Rover
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A 100% organic blend of apple skins, wild blueberries, raspberries, and cranberries that makes it easy to add plant-based fiber, antioxidants, and phytonutrients to your dog's regular meals.
You'd love to add more fresh foods to your dog's bowl. Your fridge has other plans. 🫐
Buying organic berries is one thing. Remembering to use them before they turn into a fuzzy science experiment is another.
Red Rover gives you the goodness of apple skins and berries in one easy scoop. Just mix it into your dog's regular food for a convenient source of fiber, polyphenols, and naturally occurring antioxidants.
The simple version
It's basically a little berry bowl for your dog... with fiber for the gut and naturally occurring plant compounds that support everyday wellness.
Why berries for dogs?
Tiny fruits. A whole lot of plant goodness. 🫐
Berries naturally contain colorful plant compounds called polyphenols, including anthocyanins and quercetin. These compounds have antioxidant activity and help the body manage normal everyday oxidative stress.
The fiber and polyphenols in plant foods can also interact with the gut microbiome. Red Rover makes adding a small amount of this plant diversity to your dog's bowl ridiculously easy.
What does Red Rover add to the bowl?
Whole-food plant nutrients without making things complicated.
Berries and apple skins provide plant compounds that help support normal cellular health.
Apple skins and berries provide dietary fiber that helps add plant diversity to the diet.
Apple skins naturally contain quercetin and other polyphenols that support a normal histamine and inflammatory response.
Cranberries provide naturally occurring plant compounds associated with maintaining a healthy urinary tract environment.
Just organic apple skins and organic berries. Nothing extra to decode.
What's actually in the jar?
This might be one of the easiest supplement labels you'll ever read: apple skins + three kinds of berries.
Naturally rich in fiber and polyphenols including quercetin, catechins, and chlorogenic acid. Apple skins help support digestive health and a normal histamine response.
Naturally rich in anthocyanins and other polyphenols that provide antioxidant activity and support normal brain, immune, and cellular function.
Naturally rich in anthocyanins and other polyphenols, blackberries add another whole-food source of fiber and antioxidant plant compounds to support normal cellular and immune health.
Provide dietary fiber plus naturally occurring vitamin C, vitamin E, quercetin, ellagic acid, and other antioxidant compounds.
Naturally contain proanthocyanidins and other polyphenols and are included to support normal urinary tract and immune health.
A little plant diversity
Your dog's gut bacteria eat too. 🦠🫐
Some berry polyphenols reach the colon, where they interact with the gut microbiome. Along with dietary fiber, these plant compounds can help support beneficial gut bacteria and a healthy intestinal environment.
Good fit for
- Dogs eating kibble who could use more whole-food variety
- Raw or cooked feeders who want an easy berry blend
- Pet parents looking for a food-based source of antioxidants
- Dogs who could benefit from additional plant fiber
- Pet parents who don't want fresh berries dying in the fridge every week 😅
Check first if
- Your dog is on a veterinarian-prescribed restricted diet
- Your dog needs tightly controlled fiber or carbohydrate intake
- Your dog has a medical condition requiring specific dietary restrictions
- You're trying to treat an active urinary or allergy problem rather than simply support everyday wellness
Scoop + mix
How much Red Rover should I give my dog? 🥄
Simply mix the daily amount into your dog's food. The daily serving can also be split between meals.
½ teaspoon daily
¾ teaspoon daily
1 teaspoon daily
1½ teaspoons daily
Follow the directions on the package you receive for the most current feeding instructions.
A little Owa Owa note
Yes, we're telling you to put berries in the dog bowl. 🫐😂
We talk a lot about animal-based foods around here... and for good reason. Dogs need animal protein. But that doesn't mean every useful food has to come from an animal.
Small amounts of colorful whole plants can bring something different to the bowl: fiber, polyphenols, and naturally occurring antioxidants. Red Rover is simply an easy way to add that little bit of plant diversity without turning your dog's dinner into a complicated nutrition project.
Quick questions
Everything you wanted to know before putting berry powder on dinner. 🫐
What is Red Rover for dogs?
Can dogs eat berries?
Why are antioxidants important for dogs?
Does Red Rover contain quercetin?
Is Red Rover good for dogs with seasonal allergies?
Does Red Rover support the gut microbiome?
Why are cranberries included?
Can I add Red Rover to kibble?
Is Red Rover a probiotic?
Can dogs have Red Rover every day?
Does Red Rover contain synthetic vitamins or fillers?
Product facts
Net contents: 2.7 oz (76.5 g)
Ingredients: Organic apple skins, organic wild blueberries, organic raspberries, organic cranberries.
Guaranteed analysis per teaspoon (2.82 g): Crude Protein 5% min; Crude Fat 5% min; Crude Fiber 20% max; Moisture 12% max; Iron 0.12 mg min; Copper 0.01 mg min; Manganese 0.08 mg min; Zinc 0.04 mg min.
Calorie content: 2,800 kcal/kg or 7.14 kcal per teaspoon.
Four organic plants. One easy scoop. Zero forgotten berries in the back of the fridge. 🫐
An easy way to bring fiber, colorful plant compounds, and a little more whole-food variety to your dog's bowl.
FAQ
FAQ
FAQ
* Is Red Rover keto friendly?
Yes. Berries are naturally lower in sugar and this blend uses apple skins only, not the whole sugary fruit.
* There are lumps in my Red Rover — is this okay?
Yes. There are no anti-clumping agents, so natural sugars can stick together. A quick shake or break-up with a spoon is all it needs.
* Can I give my dog Red Rover instead of fresh fruit?
Yes. Red Rover is simply organic berries and apple skins made easy; a convenient, affordable way to provide daily phytonutrients.
* Do dogs really need fruits and berries?
Polyphenols and fiber only come from plants. They help feed good gut bacteria and support a balanced immune system, which is why adding a plant boost to a meat-based diet is so beneficial.
* Should I store Red Rover in the fridge?
No refrigeration required. Store in a cool, dark cupboard away from heat.
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