Dr. B's BARF - Frozen Raw Dog Food - Kangaroo Recipe
A reduced energy food rich in protein and iron for promoting strong, lean bodies. It is low in fat and high in protein, making it a good choice for dogs with pancreatitis or obesity, or other conditions requiring a low fat diet. The low fat content makes it less suitable as a sole diet for growing puppies, pregnant or lactating female or highly active working dogs, but it can be fed in rotation with other Doctor B's higher energy varieties.
- Ideal for less active dogs and dogs with pancreatitis or obesity
- 100% Australian RAW Natural Whole Foods
- Omega-3 in salmon contributes to healthy skin as well as improved immune system
- Vet-developed recipes formulated to meet AAFCO nutrient requirements
- Kangaroo meat is an excellent lean meat high in protein & low in fat. It is a great option for dogs that need to lose weight.
Doctor B’s BARF is THE original range of BARF pet food expertly developed by Dr. Ian Billinghurst BVSc BScAgr, Veterinarian, Animal Nutritionist, Author and founder of the Principles of Evolutionary Nutrition.
All the ingredients included in our BARF diets are carefully selected and meticulously prepared for maximum nutritional benefit and to ensure product safety. They are made with fresh and raw foods: raw animal proteins (meat, bones and offal), raw vegetables and fruit, raw whole eggs, yoghurt, kelp and healthy fresh herbs.
Feed their true nature with Doctor B’s BARF!
Ingredients:
Kangaroo, Chicken, Beef and/or Pork and/or Lamb (includes meat, finely ground bones and offal), Carrots, Apples, Whole Eggs, Salmon Frames, Yoghurt, Spinach and/or Silverbeet, Oranges, Cabbage, Alfalfa, Dehydrated Kelp, Flaxseed, Celery, Garlic, plus other assorted seasonal vegetables and /or fruits
Typical Analysis:
Protein (as fed) 16.5%, Fat (as fed) 8%, Calcium (DM) 1.4%, Phosphorus (DM) 1.1%, Fibre (DM) <3%, Salt <1%, Energy 543kJ/100g or 1232kJ/serve (227g)
Storage & Handling:
To thaw: Patties should be kept frozen until they are intended to be eaten, then defrosted in a refrigerator. Intact pouches may also be warmed or thawed in lukewarm water in a sink or bowl. Do not microwave. Refrigerated patties may be consumed for up to 36 hours after removal from the freezer.
Any uneaten food should be discarded immediately once the pet has finished eating. Wash any working surfaces, utensils and hands which come into contact with the raw patties with hot soapy water immediately after contact.
