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Turkey Gobbler: Healthy Turkey Recipe for Dogs

By Dr. Hannah Godfrey, PhD · October 6, 2022 · Updated September 18, 2023

Do you like to sneak your pup a taste or two from your plate at dinner time? Now you don’t have to!

Tom&Sawyer — Turkey Gobbler: Healthy Turkey Recipe for Dogs

Made with ground turkey, butternut squash, russet potatoes, chicken giblets (heart, liver), spinach, dried cranberries and our supplement blend, our Turkey Gobbler is a complete and balanced meal that's reminiscent of the holidays that your dog can enjoy all year round.

Highlights: Complete & Balanced

Gluten Free

Grain Free

Low Fat

Main Protein: Turkey

Good For: Adult dogs, puppies, dogs with gluten/grain allergies, dogs requiring a low-carb diet

Is turkey good for dogs? Yes! Our Turkey Gobbler is a low-fat, festive feast for your pup so they can join in on all the yummy holiday traditions, or enjoy any day of the year!

Tom&Sawyer — Turkey Gobbler: Healthy Turkey Recipe for Dogs

This recipe is great for pups who may need:

A Low-Carb Diet: Low-carb ingredients combined with protein-rich turkey can help with successful weight loss in dogs.

A Grain or Gluten-Free Option: Butternut squash and potatoes are the main carbohydrate source in our Turkey Gobbler meal so all pups can enjoy this recipe, even those with gluten intolerances!

Something Nutritious, and Delicious: Developed to be especially yummy, even picky-eaters will be hard-pressed to say no to this meal! The inclusion of the best quality, highly palatable ingredients such as turkey and organ meats will keep your dog coming back for seconds.

And while this can be a delicious meal for all, there are also additional benefits of our Turkey Gobbler meal:

High Fibre for a Healthy Gut: With ingredients full of both insoluble and soluble fibres, our Turkey Gobbler recipe can be enjoyed worry (and mess) free. Fibres can help with appetite control , promoting a healthy microbiome, and providing bulk and firmness to your pup’s poop for easy scooping!

Supports Skin & Coat Health: The high moisture content of our gently cooked meals supports hydration which is often overlooked for healthy skin. By incorporating lean turkey and organ meats, this meal is high in protein, containing amino acids to support a healthy coat.

Healthy Lifestyle: Gently cooked meals are easier for your pups to digest, which means more nutrients are absorbed than conventional pet foods. Our Turkey Gobbler is no exception. This can help support energy levels and regular function and immune systems!

Tom&Sawyer — Turkey Gobbler: Healthy Turkey Recipe for Dogs
Pawliday Turkey Gobbler - festive dog food

And best of all, the Turkey Gobbler is Complete & Balanced: We decided to take the extra step and make our Turkey Gobbler a complete and balanced meal. This means that it can be fed all year without jeopardizing your pup’s nutrition! All the nutrients essential for your dog are in this recipe at the right amounts for a healthy, happy, longer life.

Ready to get your paws on our Turkey Gobbler? S ign into your account or start our Meal Plan Questionnaire here.

Check out our other delicious recipes for dogs we have on the menu.

Written by: Hannah Godfrey Animal Nutritionist BSc.H. | MSc. Animal Nutrition www.tomandsawyer.com

About the author

Dr. Hannah Godfrey, PhD

Animal Nutritionist · Lead Nutrition Scientist & Technical Advisor

Hannah leads the nutrition science behind every Tom&Sawyer recipe — a PhD animal nutritionist who turns peer-reviewed nutrition into meals portioned to each pet's real needs.

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