Fresh Mutton Meal - 100g / pack, 350g / pack
Nutritionally Adequate Meals for Dogs
Made with over 55% premium meat as the primary source of protein and energy. Packed with close to 9% nutrient-rich organs for essential vitamins and minerals. A healthy mix of veggies offers fiber, antioxidants, and balanced nutrition, while oats provide wholesome carbohydrates and fiber. All-natural, freshly made for your pet's well-being.
Ingredients:
- Meat Protein: (Mutton Boneless),
- Fresh Veggies: (Pumpkin, Bottle Gourd, Carrot, Spinach),
- Muscle Organs: (Mutton Hearts),
- Secreting Organs: (Mutton Liver),
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Grain: Rolled Oats
Estimated Nutrition Values (per 100g):
- Energy: ~95 Kcal
- Protein: ~12g
- Fiber: ~0.7g
- Fat: ~5g
- Carbohydrates: ~3g
(Pending third-party testing)
Feeding Recommendations:
For a healthy adult dog. Please check your dog's individual energy needs for accurate feeding.
- Small Dog (5-10 kg): 300-500 Kcal
- Medium Dog (11-20 kg): 550-900 Kcal
- Large Dog (21-30 kg): 950-1200 Kcal
Net Wt.: 100g (Provides ~100 Kcal per pack)
Net Wt.: 350g (Provides ~350 Kcal per pack)
Storage & Usage:
- Best used within 2 months of preparation when kept deep frozen.
- Once thawed, consume within 48 hours if stored in the refrigerator.
- Keep frozen until ready to use. Thaw overnight in the refrigerator.
- Do not refreeze once thawed.
Dispatch Information:
- We take between 2-5 days to dispatch fresh food orders.
- Trial/Single Packs may or may not be in stock. For urgent requirements, please check with us before placing an order.
- Subscription orders will be cooked fresh, frozen, and dispatched. The first subscription dispatch will be made within 3-5 days.
Allergen Information:
Our food may contain or come in contact with common allergens such as dairy, eggs, peanuts, or fish. Please review the ingredients before feeding to your pet.
Note:
Formulated for healthy adult dogs. For enhanced nutrition, consider adding herbs, seeds, bone meal, or fish paste. Limit treats to 10% of your dog’s daily caloric intake. For puppies, senior dogs, or pets with specific health conditions, we recommend consulting your vet or a clinical nutritionist for the appropriate diet.