Paleo Dog Classic Beef, Rabbit & Duck 1kg

Classic Beef, Rabbit and Duck (1kg)

Classic Beef, Rabbit and Duck is a chunky, minced complete 80:10:10 raw dog food, packaged in compostable and recyclable 1kg packs. This Biologically Appropriate Raw Food is made from high welfare, British beef, rabbit and duck.

Responsibly Sourced Raw Dog Food

Our beef is primarily grass fed and all outdoor reared. The rabbit in this meal is 100% wild, from the UK countryside. Our duck is sourced from high-welfare, free-to-roam farms, ensuring ethics and animal welfare are our top priority.

A Natural and Balanced Diet for your Dog

The pre-mixed complete (80:10:10) formulation provides you with convenient minced product, while giving absolute confidence that your dog is being fed a correct and balanced diet. This product is highly digestible with increased bio-availably of essential nutrients leading to healthier dogs with:

• Glossy coats
• Cleaner teeth
• Reduced allergies
• Strong healthy muscles
• A strong healthy immune system

Keeping Your Dog Happy and Healthy

Classic Beef, Rabbit and Duck is grain-free with absolutely no additives and is hypoallergenic. This product provides all the essential nutrients needed to maintain a nutritionally balanced and complete diet.

Beef meat is a good source of iron, zinc, selenium, thiamine, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B6, vitamin B12, vitamin D and magnesium. The addition of beef heart adds further taurine, folate, iron, zinc, selenium, thiamine and is also a great source of vitamins including B2, B6, and B12. Duck is a fantastic meat source; high in vitamin B12, vitamin C and zinc. Rabbit meat has one of the highest ratios of protein of any meat, this helps your dogs muscles, providing essential amino acids to help boost your dog’s immune system.

What is 80:10:10?

The 80:10:10 diet consists of feeding your dog; meat, bone and offal. 80:10:10 refers to the ratio of the ingredients present in the diet, 80% meat, 10% bone and 10% offal.

This diet is the closest reflection of the prey model, which a dog would have eaten in the wild. For more information, see “Your Dog The Carnivore”