--- product_id: 16136232 title: "ZIWI Peak Air-Dried Dog Food – Venison - All Natural, High Protein, Grain Free, Limited Ingredient w/ Superfoods (16oz)" brand: "ziwi" price: "79868CFA" currency: XOF in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Ziwi" url: https://www.desertcart.sn/products/16136232-ziwi-peak-air-dried-dog-food-venison-all-natural-high store_origin: SN region: Senegal --- # Grain-free, limited ingredient formula 95% free-range venison protein Gentle air-dried for fresh nutrition & shelf stability ZIWI Peak Air-Dried Dog Food – Venison - All Natural, High Protein, Grain Free, Limited Ingredient w/ Superfoods (16oz) **Brand:** ziwi **Price:** 79868CFA **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🦴 Elevate your dog’s dining game with nature’s finest—because ordinary just won’t do! ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** ZIWI Peak Air-Dried Dog Food – Venison - All Natural, High Protein, Grain Free, Limited Ingredient w/ Superfoods (16oz) by ziwi - **How much does it cost?** 79868CFA with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/16136232-ziwi-peak-air-dried-dog-food-venison-all-natural-high) ## Best For - ziwi enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted ziwi brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Versatile Feeding:** Perfect as a complete meal, treat, or topper—tailor your dog’s diet with ease and style. - • **Ethical Excellence:** Sustainably sourced from New Zealand’s pristine farms and oceans, supporting responsible pet parenting. - • **Pure Protein Power:** Packed with ethically sourced, grass-fed venison and nutrient-rich organs for peak canine vitality. - • **Freshness Locked In:** Innovative air-drying preserves raw nutrition and flavor with shelf-stable convenience. - • **Clean & Green Formula:** Grain-free, no fillers or artificial additives—because your dog deserves only the best. ## Overview ZIWI Peak Air-Dried Venison Dog Food delivers a high-protein, grain-free diet crafted from 95% free-range, grass-fed venison and nutrient-dense organs. Using a gentle air-drying process, it locks in fresh food nutrition and shelf stability without artificial fillers. Suitable for all life stages, this ethically sourced superfood blend supports digestion, joint health, and a shiny coat, making it a premium choice for health-conscious dog owners. ## Description The ZIWI Difference: We believe a holistic pet food starts with only the best natural ingredients. Rooted in New Zealand culture, our farmers and fisherman believe wholeheartedly in their role as kaitiaki; or being guardians of the land and sea. Ethical isn’t just a standard—it’s our way of life. Perfect for carnivores, our PeakPrey recipes are rich in meat and organs in authentic ratios, free from unnecessary carbohydrates. Proudly made by passionate Kiwis, nothing delights us more than crafting recipes that bring joy and peace of mind to pets and their guardians. VENISON RECIPE: A moisture rich recipe featuring free-range venison, ethically raised on pastures of lush and native grasses in the remote valleys of New Zealand’s South Island. Serve as a topper or complete meal. Your dog or puppy is sure to enjoy each and every bite.FAQsCan ZIWI Peak be fed as a topper or mixed with another food? There’s no wrong way to feed ZIWI, it works great as a complete meal or as a topper for a nutritional boost on your existing food. Why is there sometimes variability in my ZIWI Peak food? ZIWI Peak uses natural ingredients, handcrafted in small batches, featuring high inclusions of meat and organs and excludes artificial fillers, dyes and preservatives. This, in combination other natural factors such as age and seasonality of the ingredients we use, often results in variability of shape, size, color, texture and odor. This variation is perfectly normal and is an indicator as to how natural the food really is!How do I transition my dog to Ziwi? ZIWI Peak is nutrient dense. A little goes a long way, don’t be surprised if you feed less! Introduce a new recipe slowly over 6-8 days, gradually increasing the amount of the new recipe while decreasing the old, until you are fully transitioned. Please refer to our transition guide on the packaging.Can I rotate my dog through different Ziwi recipes? We recommend a gradual transition between proteins, to minimize the potential for digestive upset. Please refer to our transition guide on the packaging. Review: LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the product AND the company behind it! - I wrote a REALLY long review regarding a different brand freeze dried dog food and now I'm wishing I hadn't because it probably makes this product seem not as good in comparison and nothing could be further from the truth! When I originally read all of the reviews about this product I was a bit skeptical but VERY hopeful (despite the cost)since so many reviewers said that this was the one food that their totally-picky dog would actually eat. When I first tried giving her a nibble while out on a walk she turned her nose up at it like she does with all new things. I slowly started giving her some, mixed in with a clump of almond butter and her kibble. Eventually I got her to eat it and was happy to have something else to feed her along with the kibble and the other raw products I feed. (I know that raw is not supposed to be mixed with kibble, but in this case I am just trying to get her to eat anything) Anyway, I continued to do this until one day she just didn't seem to want it. Finally it dawned on me that she probably JUST wanted this and nothing else and much to my surprise I was right! She likes it so much that she will eat it without the almond butter, which is a HUGE relief to me for it's literally the FIRST and only food I've been able to skip the almondt butter with since she first stopped eating. She will get sick of it after a few days so of course I alternate what I feed her; before she had stopped eating completely I had her on a rotation diet which I believe is better for them anyway. The only downside, of course, is the cost, especially if you have a bigger dog like I do. It's understandable, however, since the food is imported and air dried which I imagine takes longer. I love being able to feed my dog a raw diet without the GI upset she gets with fresh raw. I finally noticed that her feces is MUCH smaller when she is on a raw-only diet, and for a dog of 60+ lbs hers weren't that big to begin with. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, I can't say how AWESOME the ZiwiPeak company is! When I first noticed and wanted to try this product I emailed them asking if I could purchase a sample anywhere. Within days I received a package of the venison product in the mail. (Their "trial size" is a good size bag!) It wasn't until after the fact that I saw that you CAN purchase that size through desertcart, and it retails for $8-$10! Even MORE impressive to me was a few months later when I wanted to try the lamb variety. I wasn't able to find a similar trial size package of the lamb anywhere online, so I emailed them again and asked if the lamb variety was avaialble for purchase in anything smaller than the 2.2 lb bag. Once again within a few days I receive a package in the mail from them, and this time it included a large zip-lock baggie filled with the lamb variety and a scoop. Apparently they don't make the small trial bags of the lamb but that didn't stop them from sending me some! (which so far my dog seems to like!) To put this into perspective, I have emailed other raw manufacturers asking where I can purchase sample products from, including the other company I reviewed, and many of them never even answered me much less sent me anything! It definitely feels good to be feeding my dog something that I know she actually likes, plus feeding the benefits of a natural raw diet, PLUS a product that uses a drying process that hopefully preserves some of the natural enzymes of raw food. Can't say enough good things about this food - if it was the ONLY food I fed my dog it wouldn't be nearly as expensive to feed her but unfortunately because of her pickiness this isn't the case. Review: Titan Loves his ZiwiPeak Venison! - This stuff is so worth it, and when you do the math, it's actually a bargain. More on that later.... Some background: My dog is an 80 pound American Pit Bull Terrier. He is the love of my life (ok, he's a tie with my husband). He has horrible allergies, both environmental and food. Because of this, his doggie dermatologist (yep, there's dermatologists out there just for animals!) has him on an elimination diet of just venison. Being that I completely spoil my dog I've been looking for high quality venison treats to feed him when I stumbled upon the ZiwiPeak venison on desertcart. I'd not heard of ZiwiPeak, but when I looked at how few ingredients were in there and did a little research, I decided it sounded about as close to bambi in a bag as I could get (sorry, I know that's a sad visual...). So, I ordered a few bags of the ZiwiPeak Venison treats. Titan went mad for them. It was as if I was sprinkling him with magical venison fairy dust and he would do anything so long as I would continue to shower him with those heavenly venison squares. You see, it's raw air dried venison, and it comes in these little compact squares about the size of a dime of venison jerky. But it's still soft, almost velvety, as it is still raw. Titan suffers from a tiny case of separation anxiety, so recently when I had to leave him alone for a while and I was fresh out of bambi bones, I put a handful on top of his food and tip toed towards the door. He barely lifted his head from the bowl. For insurance, I threw a half empty bag of the ZiwiPeak Venison treats on the floor just as I slipped out the door...he noticed the bag, but kept eating from his bowl, pushing it around and digging through the kibble with his nose to sniff out the ZiwiPeak squares as if a pig searching for truffles in the south of France. When I returned a couple of hours later, I searched the house for evidence that he wasn't pleased with my departure. Apart from the garbage being knocked over (my fault for leaving it full, bad mom!) the place was fine. Later when I went to put down his dinner, Titan sat at the entrance of the kitchen and stared at the cabinet where the venison treats were kept. When I told him to go and eat, he stayed put, staring at the cabinet. I added a little canned venison to entice him. No go. Finally I poured a little bit of the ZiwiPeak Venison on top and he ran to his bowl and started eating. Now, he will not go near the bowl unless there is a hefty portion of ZP in there. Figuring I could save some money, I moved up from the treats to the 2.2 pound bag. Once I went through that in a week, I moved on to the 11 pound bag. I haven't made the complete transition to just ZP in his bowl, as I'm still mixing it in with his old stuff, but it's just a matter of time. The vet has had Titan on one of those vet prescribed diets, which, when I looked at the ingredients on that bag, not only could I not pronounce most of them, but the list was HUGE and the first ingredient was POTATO! But back to my point: I've bought venison treats for Titan that were anywhere from $10 for 5 or 6 ounces, (which translates to $30 per pound) to $44 per pound for venison jerky (and I paid it!!). So, at $9 a pound, the ZiwiPeak Venison is actually a bargain. And, it is high quality. Not to mention, you know how sometimes your dog eats a bowl of food and then throws up and the vomit looks like a mixture of spongy kibble and foam? Titan's never had that with this stuff. I think it's because the ZP is so close to the natural thing that there isn't anything in there to cause it to expand which then causes him to throw up. So yes, overall, I'm very happy with the product line. I think it's a pretty cool thing that I can use his food as treats and he still goes mad for it (much like a toddler with cheerios!). I'll be experimenting with some of the other varieties once I'm allowed to introduce other foods per the doggie dermatologist; and I will be trying out the ZP canned as well. ## Features - HIGH PROTEIN, NUTRIENT DENSE: Featuring free-range Venison Deer, Organs, Bone, and New Zealand Green Mussels, this grain-free dog food delivers nutrition with a mouth-watering taste for all dogs. Gentle air dried processing retains the goodness of the raw ingredients. This food offers stimulating crunchy texture small enough for puppy food but soft enough for senior dog food. - FRESH FOOD NUTRITION with SHELF STABILITY: This superfood blend of cold-washed Green Tripe, New Zealand Green Mussels, and Organic Kelp supports digestion, joint health, and healthy shiny coats. The air-dry process provides all the shelf stability of freeze dried dog treats and food with the nutritional benefits of fresh dog food. - GRAIN FREE RAW ALTERNATIVE: Gently air-dries raw ingredients for a nutritious, raw alternative dry dog food with a delicious jerky-like texture that dogs love. This process preserves the nutrition and flavor and is perfect for all life stages, from puppy food to senior dog snacks, with added vitamins and minerals. This formula is free from fillers commonly found in kibble. - MEALS, TREATS, and FOOD TOPPERS: Serve as a complete balanced meal. Useful as a treat reward, or dog food toppers to provide texture stimulation with a supplement boost. - ETHICALLY SOURCED: ZIWI sources only 100% free-range, grass-fed, grass-finished meats, and wild-caught seafoods, all from New Zealand farms and pristine oceans. Farmed without added hormones, antibiotics, or growth promotants. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B00IVEWL4K | | Age Range (Description) | All Life Stages | | Age Range Description | All Life Stages | | Allergen Information | Corn-Free, Grain-Free, Potato-Free, Soy Free, Wheat Free | | Animal Food Diet Type | Limited Ingredient | | Animal Food Ingredient Claim | Free-Range, Grass-Fed, Humanely Raised, No Artificial Flavors | | Animal Food Nutrient Content Claim | High Protein, Low Carb, No Added Sugar | | Best Sellers Rank | #444 in Pet Supplies ( See Top 100 in Pet Supplies ) #2 in Air-Dried Dog Food | | Brand | ZIWI | | Brand Name | ZIWI | | Breed Recommendation | All Breed Sizes, Dachshund, French Bulldog | | Container Type | Bag | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 501 Reviews | | Dog Breed Size | All | | Flavor | Venison | | Global Trade Identification Number | 09421016593064 | | Included Components | Dog Food | | Item Form | Dry | | Item Type Name | Dog Food | | Item Weight | 16 ounces | | Manufacturer | ZIWI | | Manufacturer Part Number | ZPDDV0454P | | Model Number | ZPDDV0454P-US | | Number of Items | 1 | | Occasion | Dog Birthday | | Pet Type | Dog | | Product Benefits | High protein, gentle air-drying, limited ingredients, added superfoods | | Recommended Uses For Product | complete meal, treat, topper | | Special Ingredients | holistic | | Specific Uses For Product | large | | Target Species | Dog | | UPC | 781163652984 | | Unit Count | 16 Ounce | ## Product Details - **Age Range (Description):** All Life Stages - **Brand:** ZIWI - **Flavor:** Venison - **Item Form:** Dry - **Specific Uses For Product:** large ## Images ![ZIWI Peak Air-Dried Dog Food – Venison - All Natural, High Protein, Grain Free, Limited Ingredient w/ Superfoods (16oz) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/81lKBhaJ8DL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Size, Flavor** options. ## Questions & Answers **Q: I am planning to stock-up on these but I only give them as training treats. What are the expiry dates? Mine will last longer than most people's.** A: You might want to get one of the 16 oz bags, http://www.amazon.com/Ziwipeak-Air-Dried-Dog-Food-Beef/dp/B00LPDI34Q/ref=sr_1_30?s=pet-supplies&ie=UTF8&qid=1432725469&sr=1-30 ,first and see how long that lasts you. My local pet store sometimes has trial size bags you can buy. I just have a 10lb shih tzu so the 2lb bags of ziwipeak last her for a whole month of meals. If you have several &/or large dogs then it might be worth it to get the 2lb bag to use as treats. While there are no preservatives in it, it is air dried to last a while. I've never noticed any difference in the food between the day I opened it and the day at the end of the month that I feed the last cup out of the bag. So I wouldn't really worry about it going bad or anything. Just make sure the pouch is sealed and don't store it in direct sunlight. **Q: Will my picky dog eat this?** A: While it is very difficult to know whether a picky pet will like a food or not, our ZIWI recipes are definitely a hit with dogs all around the world. Most dogs love our food because it contains 96% meat, organs, and green-lipped mussels. We do our best to follow a whole-prey methodology and try to mimic what a dog would eat if living in the wild. We hope if you do decide to try the food, your dog will love it! **Q: How long would this last for my 40lb dog, I feed him 1 1/2 cup daily?** A: Sounds like a lot. Maybe a cup a day, or less. These are really good and my dog loves them, she is about 35 # and gets maybe 1/2 cup per day. **Q: How many calories in a scoop?** A: 279 calories ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ LOVE, LOVE, LOVE the product AND the company behind it! *by A***R on March 5, 2012* I wrote a REALLY long review regarding a different brand freeze dried dog food and now I'm wishing I hadn't because it probably makes this product seem not as good in comparison and nothing could be further from the truth! When I originally read all of the reviews about this product I was a bit skeptical but VERY hopeful (despite the cost)since so many reviewers said that this was the one food that their totally-picky dog would actually eat. When I first tried giving her a nibble while out on a walk she turned her nose up at it like she does with all new things. I slowly started giving her some, mixed in with a clump of almond butter and her kibble. Eventually I got her to eat it and was happy to have something else to feed her along with the kibble and the other raw products I feed. (I know that raw is not supposed to be mixed with kibble, but in this case I am just trying to get her to eat anything) Anyway, I continued to do this until one day she just didn't seem to want it. Finally it dawned on me that she probably JUST wanted this and nothing else and much to my surprise I was right! She likes it so much that she will eat it without the almond butter, which is a HUGE relief to me for it's literally the FIRST and only food I've been able to skip the almondt butter with since she first stopped eating. She will get sick of it after a few days so of course I alternate what I feed her; before she had stopped eating completely I had her on a rotation diet which I believe is better for them anyway. The only downside, of course, is the cost, especially if you have a bigger dog like I do. It's understandable, however, since the food is imported and air dried which I imagine takes longer. I love being able to feed my dog a raw diet without the GI upset she gets with fresh raw. I finally noticed that her feces is MUCH smaller when she is on a raw-only diet, and for a dog of 60+ lbs hers weren't that big to begin with. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, I can't say how AWESOME the ZiwiPeak company is! When I first noticed and wanted to try this product I emailed them asking if I could purchase a sample anywhere. Within days I received a package of the venison product in the mail. (Their "trial size" is a good size bag!) It wasn't until after the fact that I saw that you CAN purchase that size through Amazon, and it retails for $8-$10! Even MORE impressive to me was a few months later when I wanted to try the lamb variety. I wasn't able to find a similar trial size package of the lamb anywhere online, so I emailed them again and asked if the lamb variety was avaialble for purchase in anything smaller than the 2.2 lb bag. Once again within a few days I receive a package in the mail from them, and this time it included a large zip-lock baggie filled with the lamb variety and a scoop. Apparently they don't make the small trial bags of the lamb but that didn't stop them from sending me some! (which so far my dog seems to like!) To put this into perspective, I have emailed other raw manufacturers asking where I can purchase sample products from, including the other company I reviewed, and many of them never even answered me much less sent me anything! It definitely feels good to be feeding my dog something that I know she actually likes, plus feeding the benefits of a natural raw diet, PLUS a product that uses a drying process that hopefully preserves some of the natural enzymes of raw food. Can't say enough good things about this food - if it was the ONLY food I fed my dog it wouldn't be nearly as expensive to feed her but unfortunately because of her pickiness this isn't the case. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Titan Loves his ZiwiPeak Venison! *by C***O on August 23, 2009* This stuff is so worth it, and when you do the math, it's actually a bargain. More on that later.... Some background: My dog is an 80 pound American Pit Bull Terrier. He is the love of my life (ok, he's a tie with my husband). He has horrible allergies, both environmental and food. Because of this, his doggie dermatologist (yep, there's dermatologists out there just for animals!) has him on an elimination diet of just venison. Being that I completely spoil my dog I've been looking for high quality venison treats to feed him when I stumbled upon the ZiwiPeak venison on Amazon. I'd not heard of ZiwiPeak, but when I looked at how few ingredients were in there and did a little research, I decided it sounded about as close to bambi in a bag as I could get (sorry, I know that's a sad visual...). So, I ordered a few bags of the ZiwiPeak Venison treats. Titan went mad for them. It was as if I was sprinkling him with magical venison fairy dust and he would do anything so long as I would continue to shower him with those heavenly venison squares. You see, it's raw air dried venison, and it comes in these little compact squares about the size of a dime of venison jerky. But it's still soft, almost velvety, as it is still raw. Titan suffers from a tiny case of separation anxiety, so recently when I had to leave him alone for a while and I was fresh out of bambi bones, I put a handful on top of his food and tip toed towards the door. He barely lifted his head from the bowl. For insurance, I threw a half empty bag of the ZiwiPeak Venison treats on the floor just as I slipped out the door...he noticed the bag, but kept eating from his bowl, pushing it around and digging through the kibble with his nose to sniff out the ZiwiPeak squares as if a pig searching for truffles in the south of France. When I returned a couple of hours later, I searched the house for evidence that he wasn't pleased with my departure. Apart from the garbage being knocked over (my fault for leaving it full, bad mom!) the place was fine. Later when I went to put down his dinner, Titan sat at the entrance of the kitchen and stared at the cabinet where the venison treats were kept. When I told him to go and eat, he stayed put, staring at the cabinet. I added a little canned venison to entice him. No go. Finally I poured a little bit of the ZiwiPeak Venison on top and he ran to his bowl and started eating. Now, he will not go near the bowl unless there is a hefty portion of ZP in there. Figuring I could save some money, I moved up from the treats to the 2.2 pound bag. Once I went through that in a week, I moved on to the 11 pound bag. I haven't made the complete transition to just ZP in his bowl, as I'm still mixing it in with his old stuff, but it's just a matter of time. The vet has had Titan on one of those vet prescribed diets, which, when I looked at the ingredients on that bag, not only could I not pronounce most of them, but the list was HUGE and the first ingredient was POTATO! But back to my point: I've bought venison treats for Titan that were anywhere from $10 for 5 or 6 ounces, (which translates to $30 per pound) to $44 per pound for venison jerky (and I paid it!!). So, at $9 a pound, the ZiwiPeak Venison is actually a bargain. And, it is high quality. Not to mention, you know how sometimes your dog eats a bowl of food and then throws up and the vomit looks like a mixture of spongy kibble and foam? Titan's never had that with this stuff. I think it's because the ZP is so close to the natural thing that there isn't anything in there to cause it to expand which then causes him to throw up. So yes, overall, I'm very happy with the product line. I think it's a pretty cool thing that I can use his food as treats and he still goes mad for it (much like a toddler with cheerios!). I'll be experimenting with some of the other varieties once I'm allowed to introduce other foods per the doggie dermatologist; and I will be trying out the ZP canned as well. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bit pricey but dog absolutely loves it *by M***E on July 26, 2026* Using as a topper and my dog wolfed (no pun intended) it down. 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