Wilsons Venison and Trout Dry 2kg
This is not kibble. This is a nutritionally complete, Venison and Trout Cold Pressed Dry Dog Food, surf and turf for your pup. Handmade in Scotland using the very best ingredients. Dry ground venison (16.5%), dry ground trout (16%), peas, sweet potato, tapioca, rapeseed oil, fish oil (3%), marine hydrolysate (3%), beet pulp, kale, seaweed, green-lipped mussel, chicory, inulin, DL-methionine (650 mg/kg). mannan-oligosaccharides (500 mg/kg), postbiotic yeast (500 mg/kg), glucosamine (400 mg/kg), chondroitin sulphate (300 mg/kg), yucca schidigera, natural antioxidants (vit. E and rosemary), cranberry, L-tryptophan (150 mg/kg), carnitine (50 mg/kg). dandelion root, marigold yellow, lutein, ginger, turmeric, thyme Crude protein 25%, crude fat 14%, crude fibre 3%, raw ash 10%, calcium 2.3%, phosphorus 1.3%. Please use this information as a guide. Your dog’s breed, condition and activity levels should also be considered as well as regular weight monitoring to adjust feeding quantities as required. If you are unsure, please check with your vet.
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This is not kibble. This is a nutritionally complete, Venison and Trout Cold Pressed Dry Dog Food, surf and turf for your pup. Handmade in Scotland using the very best ingredients. Dry ground venison (16.5%), dry ground trout (16%), peas, sweet potato, tapioca, rapeseed oil, fish oil (3%), marine hydrolysate (3%), beet pulp, kale, seaweed, green-lipped mussel, chicory, inulin, DL-methionine (650 mg/kg). mannan-oligosaccharides (500 mg/kg), postbiotic yeast (500 mg/kg), glucosamine (400 mg/kg), chondroitin sulphate (300 mg/kg), yucca schidigera, natural antioxidants (vit. E and rosemary), cranberry, L-tryptophan (150 mg/kg), carnitine (50 mg/kg). dandelion root, marigold yellow, lutein, ginger, turmeric, thyme Crude protein 25%, crude fat 14%, crude fibre 3%, raw ash 10%, calcium 2.3%, phosphorus 1.3%. Please use this information as a guide. Your dog’s breed, condition and activity levels should also be considered as well as regular weight monitoring to adjust feeding quantities as required. If you are unsure, please check with your vet.
