Frequently Asked Questions

What makes bison organs different from beef or chicken organs?
Bison organs are cleaner, leaner, and more nutrient-rich than traditional proteins like beef or chicken. They provide a concentrated source of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids without common allergens found in more conventional meats.
Why should my dog eat organ supplements at all?
Organ meats are often called “nature’s multivitamin” because they’re packed with nutrients that support vitality, digestion, joint health, and a shiny coat. Most modern dog diets lack this ancestral source of nourishment, making supplementation an easy way to fill the gap.
Which organs are used in the supplement?
The blend includes nutrient-dense organs such as liver, heart, kidney, spleen and pancreas. Each contributes unique benefits like vitamin A for vision and skin, iron for energy, and B vitamins for metabolism and brain support.
How are the organs processed to keep nutrients intact?
A proprietary process preserves up to 97% of the nutrients found in fresh organs. That means your dog is getting nearly all of the natural goodness nature intended — without fillers, heat damage, or heavy processing.
Is it safe for all breeds and sizes?
Yes. Bison organ supplements are safe for dogs of all breeds and sizes when fed according to the recommended serving guide. Always start with the suggested dose by weight and adjust only if advised by your veterinarian.
Can puppies or senior dogs take it?
Absolutely. Puppies benefit from nutrient-dense support during growth, while senior dogs may find extra support for energy, mobility, and overall wellness. As with any supplement, check with your vet before starting if your dog has unique health conditions.
Will this help with allergies or sensitivities?
Bison is considered a “novel protein” and is often better tolerated by dogs with sensitivities to chicken, beef, or common fillers. While every dog is different, many pet parents find bison a great alternative for dogs with itchy skin or sensitive stomachs.
How much should I give my dog?
The serving size depends on your dog’s weight. Follow the feeding chart on the label for daily use. For best results, give the supplement consistently with meals.
Does it smell strong? Will my dog eat it?
Bison organs have a natural scent, but most dogs love it — even picky eaters. It can be given whole (if in capsules) or mixed easily into their regular food (if in powder).
Where do the bison come from?
The bison are responsibly raised on North American ranches with strict quality standards. They are grass-fed, hormone, pesticide and antibiotic-free, and sourced with sustainability in mind.
Do you use fillers or additives?
No. The supplement contains only pure bison organs — nothing artificial, nothing unnecessary.
How should I store it, and what’s the shelf life?
Store in a cool, dry place with the container tightly sealed. When stored properly, the product maintains its quality for up to 18–24 months.
How long before I notice results in my dog?
Every dog is different, but many pet parents notice improved energy, digestion, coat condition, or overall vitality within 4–6 weeks of consistent use.
What is the best way to serve it to my dog?
Noble Nature supplements can be given like a pill, but most dogs prefer the capsules separated and the powder sprinkled in their bowl or used as a food topper.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What makes bison organs different from beef or chicken organs?
Bison organs are cleaner, leaner, and more nutrient-rich than traditional proteins like beef or chicken. They provide a concentrated source of vitamins, minerals, and amino acids without common allergens found in more conventional meats.
Why should my dog eat organ supplements at all?
Organ meats are often called “nature’s multivitamin” because they’re packed with nutrients that support vitality, digestion, joint health, and a shiny coat. Most modern dog diets lack this ancestral source of nourishment, making supplementation an easy way to fill the gap.
Which organs are used in the supplement?
The blend includes nutrient-dense organs such as liver, heart, kidney, spleen and pancreas. Each contributes unique benefits like vitamin A for vision and skin, iron for energy, and B vitamins for metabolism and brain support.
How are the organs processed to keep nutrients intact?
A proprietary process preserves up to 97% of the nutrients found in fresh organs. That means your dog is getting nearly all of the natural goodness nature intended — without fillers, heat damage, or heavy processing.
Is it safe for all breeds and sizes?
Yes. Bison organ supplements are safe for dogs of all breeds and sizes when fed according to the recommended serving guide. Always start with the suggested dose by weight and adjust only if advised by your veterinarian.
Can puppies or senior dogs take it?
Absolutely. Puppies benefit from nutrient-dense support during growth, while senior dogs may find extra support for energy, mobility, and overall wellness. As with any supplement, check with your vet before starting if your dog has unique health conditions.
Will this help with allergies or sensitivities?
Bison is considered a “novel protein” and is often better tolerated by dogs with sensitivities to chicken, beef, or common fillers. While every dog is different, many pet parents find bison a great alternative for dogs with itchy skin or sensitive stomachs.
How much should I give my dog?
The serving size depends on your dog’s weight. Follow the feeding chart on the label for daily use. For best results, give the supplement consistently with meals.
Does it smell strong? Will my dog eat it?
Bison organs have a natural scent, but most dogs love it — even picky eaters. It can be given whole (if in capsules) or mixed easily into their regular food (if in powder).
Where do the bison come from?
The bison are responsibly raised on North American ranches with strict quality standards. They are grass-fed, hormone, pesticide and antibiotic-free, and sourced with sustainability in mind.
Do you use fillers or additives?
No. The supplement contains only pure bison organs — nothing artificial, nothing unnecessary.
How should I store it, and what’s the shelf life?
Store in a cool, dry place with the container tightly sealed. When stored properly, the product maintains its quality for up to 18–24 months.
How long before I notice results in my dog?
Every dog is different, but many pet parents notice improved energy, digestion, coat condition, or overall vitality within 4–6 weeks of consistent use.
What is the best way to serve it to my dog?
Noble Nature supplements can be given like a pill, but most dogs prefer the capsules separated and the powder sprinkled in their bowl or used as a food topper.