Beef and Liver Rice Good Dog Grub (gluten-free, no fish) dog food 1kg

Description

Our beef and liver rice dog food is gluten and wheat free made for adult dogs. It is made with human-grade beef and fresh pork liver amd a variety of vegetables for its antioxidant properties. Rest assured that the pork liver in this formula is kept at a minimal amount to ensure that your pet doesn’t have too much of it.

Of course, because of our signature Whole Pet Kitchen touch: our dog food is made with virgin coconut oil as a source of fat and turmeric and moringa oleifera leaves for their anti-inflammatory and anti-cancer properties.

Our meals have absolutely ZERO preservatives, fillers, feed-grade ingredients, artificial colors & flavors!

Always consult your veterinarian when switching dog food!

Ingredients: beef, rice, sweet potato, river spinach, carrots, green beans, moringa oleifera, pork liver, virgin coconut oil, turmeric, eggshells calcium, bonemeal, multivitamins and minerals, flaxseed oil, icelandic kelp, black pepper

Are you an old Beef and Liver Rice user? Check out these new ingredients we added to  this formula: flaxseed oil, icelandic kelp

Parameters	Guaranteed Analysis	DM (%)
Total Calories Cal/100g	104
Crude Protein	4%	18%
Crude Fat	2%	12%
Moisture	79
Crude Fiber	2%
Ash	0.8%	3%

How much to feed per day:

• toy: 1-3kg – 121 – 276g
•  small: 4-9kg – 304 to 630g
• medium: 10-22kg – 681 to 1231g
• large: 23-40gk – 1272 – 1927g
• extra large: 41kg – 1963g

How to switch to Good Dog Grub (may take longer for sensitive pets!)

Day	Good Dog Grub	Old Food
Day 1-5	25%	75%
Day 6-12	50%	50%
Day 12-18	75%	25%
Day 19	100%	0%

Storage & Feeding: Freeze unused portions until ready to feed. Thaw in the fridge overnight or keep in room temperature water for 2 hours. Food may spoil when left out at room temp for several hours, Can be stored in fridge for up to 2 days in container. Make sure your dog has a bowl of fresh water daily.

NOTE: You should never thaw food in hot water. It shoots the surface straight into the “Danger Zone” (40°F–140°F) where bacteria explode in number—and sometimes even partially cooks the outside while the inside stays frozen.

For fresh frozen dog food with veggies, this can lead to bacterial overgrowth and fermentation, changing the smell, texture, and safety of the meal.

Plus, hot water + plastic = no. Heat can make plastics soften and leach compounds into the food, especially into fatty formulas.

Stick to fridge thawing or cool water changed every 60 minutes for the safest, freshest meal.