Ingredients
100% Beef Tripe
Typical Analysis (g/100g)
Moisture: 74.5
Protein: 14.1
Fat: 9.0
Ash: 1.2
Crude Fibre: 0.5
152 Kcal/100g
Packaging
Recyclable Tub
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Suitable for adult dogs and puppies. Raw feedings is your way of feeding your dog their natural diet, the barf diet.
Naked Green Tripe provides a nutritious meal that your dog will find very hard to resist! Green tripe contains natural digestive enzymes and probiotics, making it a great choice for dogs with digestive symptoms. Green tripe also has the perfect calcium/phosphorus ratio 1:1. Ideal as a main meal or as a base to add other ingredients for raw feeding DIY’ers; the smell and texture of this food will have all dogs queuing up (you may wish to pinch your nose though!).
Animal proteins and fats are the most important factor in your dog’s diet; through each life stage they support the canine body and mind. We recommend feeding a variety of protein sources to create a balance in your dog’s diet. These meals can be fed alongside our current ranges or you may choose to add your fruit and vegetables. Suitable for working dogs. VAT FREE.
The colour of our green tripe product may vary from time to time.
A complimentary raw food for dogs.
Ingredients
100% Beef Tripe
Typical Analysis (g/100g)
Moisture: 74.5
Protein: 14.1
Fat: 9.0
Ash: 1.2
Crude Fibre: 0.5
152 Kcal/100g
Packaging
Recyclable Tub
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Tell us about your dog and we'll work out a daily starting amount of complete raw food, how to split it into meals, and how much you'll need each month.
This is a guide for complete raw food, not veterinary advice. Every dog is different, so weigh your dog every couple of weeks and adjust to keep a healthy body shape. If your dog has a health condition, is pregnant or nursing, please ask your vet.