Ingredients
60% Beef with Ox Heart, 30% Tripe, 10% Fruit & Vegetables (Parsley, Broccoli, Carrot, Apple), Flax Oil and Seagreens Kelp.
Typical Analysis (g/100g)
Moisture: 70.2
Protein: 13.6
Fat: 13.2
Ash: 0.8
Crude Fibre: 0.4
183 Kcal/100g
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Suitable for adult & puppy dogs.
Beef & Tripe is another of our convenient and healthy raw meals for the active working dog. Your busy dog and his lifestyle, be it agility, track, field or endurance will benefit from everything in this BARF meal. This meal has been designed to provide your dog with specific nutrition to support his working day, from extra protein to increased Vitamin C. Vitamin C will protect your dog’s joints and ligaments through times of increased physical stress.
It also has powerful antioxidant properties which help to create a strong immune system, vital for a healthy dog. Of course, being a water soluble Vitamin, any levels not required are naturally excreted through your dog’s system. A dog can naturally produce his own Vitamin C (unlike humans) but we have given him a helping hand by supplementing with an extra portion of the wonder herb Parsley. No artificial powders in this Wolf Tucker meal! Suitable for working dogs. VAT FREE.
A complete, nutritious and balanced raw dog food suitable for adult & puppy dogs.
Ingredients
60% Beef with Ox Heart, 30% Tripe, 10% Fruit & Vegetables (Parsley, Broccoli, Carrot, Apple), Flax Oil and Seagreens Kelp.
Typical Analysis (g/100g)
Moisture: 70.2
Protein: 13.6
Fat: 13.2
Ash: 0.8
Crude Fibre: 0.4
183 Kcal/100g
| Weight | .5 kg |
|---|---|
| Flavour | |
| Weight | |
| Pet | Dog |
Natural Range
Frozen Packs
Paleo Ridge
Fresh Cooked
All Air Dried
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.