Experience the perfect blend of high-quality kibble combined with irresistible freeze-dried meat, fruits, and vegetables in this innovative dog food formula. Designed to slowly introduce the benefits of raw nutrition into your dog's diet, this complete and balanced food supports healthy growth and vitality, making it ideal for puppies transitioning to a high-protein diet as well as adult dogs.
Key Features:
Contains a high proportion of freshly prepared meat (beef, turkey, or chicken) complemented by meat meals and freeze-dried meat pieces, providing rich protein sources essential for muscle development and energy.
Includes wholesome carbohydrate sources such as potato, sweet potato, and peas to deliver sustained energy and support digestion.
Enriched with vegetable gravy, beet pulp, and a blend of fruits and vegetables including carrot, swede, beetroot, apple, pear, raspberry, cranberry, strawberry, tomato, and more, supplying vital vitamins, antioxidants, and fiber.
Incorporates prebiotics like MOS to promote gut health and nutrient absorption.
Enhanced with salmon oil for omega fatty acids that support skin and coat health.
Fortified with botanical packs tailored to support calming effects or joint health, featuring ingredients such as nettle, rosehip, chamomile, lemon balm, boswellia, ginger, turmeric, and black pepper.
Contains natural antioxidants and anti-inflammatory elements like turmeric and marigold meal, contributing to overall well-being.
This dog food not only delivers a delicious taste that dogs love but also ensures a nutritious, complete, and balanced diet. The inclusion of freeze-dried meat pieces alongside kibble offers a unique texture and flavor experience, encouraging healthy eating habits. Carefully selected ingredients work synergistically to support immune function, joint mobility, digestive health, and coat condition.
Introduce your dog to a meal that combines the convenience of dry food with the wholesome benefits of raw nutrition, helping to nurture their health and happiness every day.
