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Woof Wild Venison Freeze Dried Dog Bites 50g

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Woof Wild Venison Freeze Dried Dog Bites 50gWoof Wild Venison Freeze Dried Dog Bites 50g Made in New Zealand. WOOF dog food is made using only super premium quality ingredients aimed at nourishing your dog's health. Woof combines the nutrition and taste of fresh, raw food by using a process of gently freeze drying to lock in all the natural enzymes and nutrients, so none of the wholesome goodness is cooked out. Formulated with over 85% meat, organs, and bones, your canine friend will thank you!

Woof Wild Venison Freeze Dried Dog Bites 50g

Made in New Zealand.

WOOF dog food is made using only super premium quality ingredients aimed at nourishing your dog's health. Woof combines the nutrition and taste of fresh, raw food by using a process of gently freeze-drying to lock in all the natural enzymes and nutrients, so none of the wholesome goodness is cooked out. Formulated with over 85% meat, organs, and bones, your canine friend will thank you!

KEY BENEFITS:
  • Organic Virgin Coconut Oil supports digestion and nutrient absorption
  • Manuka Honey provides antioxidants to reduce the risk of heart disease and some cancers
  • Added kelp has high iron levels which fortifies the blood and helps the heart pump more efficiently
  • Hoki Liver Oil is a digestible source of Omega-3 and Omega-6 which help maintain skin & coat condition
  • Rosemary aids brain function by increasing blood flow
  • Free from corn, gluten wheat & soy free
  • No by-products, fillers, preservatives or colours

    Ingredients:

     

    Wild Venison | Lamb | Lamb Green Tripe | Lamb Heart | Lamb Liver | Lamb Kidney | Bok Choy | Carrot | Blueberries | Cranberries | Chia Seeds | Kelp | NZ Green Lipped Mussels | NZ Manuka Honey | Rosemary | Organic Virgin Coconut Oil | Hoki Liver Oil

    Guaranteed Analysis

    Crude Protein Min 56%

    Crude Fat Min 19%

    Crude Fibre Max 3%

    Moisture Max 6%

    Calcium 1.4%

    Phosphorous 1.2%

    Omega-3 Fatty Acids* Min 3.01%

    Omega-6 Fatty Acids* Min 1.42%

    *Not recognised as an essential nutrient by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles

    Calorie Content ME (calculated): 3749 kcal/kg | 172 kcal/cup

    Formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for All Life Stages.

     

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