BEEF

High in protein and 10 essential nutrients including iron, zinc, selenium and vitamins B12, B3 and B6. Helps improve muscle mass.

BEEF LIVER

One of the most nutrient dense foods. Its got all the good stuff our pooches need including Vit A, Bs, iron and collagen.

BEEF HEART

packed with protein and a set of unique nutrients. Along with essential amino acids that help build muscle, beef heart contains iron, phosphorus, selenium and zinc.

BROCCOLI

Packed with dietary fibre that’s ideal for digestive health. Strong source of Vit k, A, folate and potassium.

SWEET POTATO

High in Vit A which promotes healthy skin, eyes, coat, nerves and muscles. Also rich in C, Potassium, calcium and iron.

CARROT

Rich in beta carotene for eye health and bone growth, along with Vitamins A, C and K.

High fibre too so great for your pooches plumbing. 

HEMP SEEDS

One of the most naturally balanced ways in providing your pooch with all the Omega 3 and Omega 6 fatty acids they need, and because why wouldn’t you want to join the hemp seed party!

KELP POWDER

The magic of Kelp, full of several key nutrients and a great dose of essential iodine. Helps treat inflammation, assists the thyroid, high in iron and calcium. Its truly a powerhouse supplement for good health. 

PEARL BARLEY

Nutrient dense, high fibre grain, great for digestion.

COD LIVER OIL

Great for decreasing inflammation, supports brain and eye health and aids in good heart health.

EGG SHELL POWDER

The ultimate natural calcium and phosphorus boost. Calcium the magic stuff that supports healthy teeth and bones, and boosts the heart, muscles, and immune system. 

The Beef Recipe is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for All Life Stages. Calorie content (calculated): 1540 kcal ME/kg.

All dogs are different and the guidelines should be adapted to take into account breed, age, temperament and activity level of the individual dog.

Guidelines based on an active, healthy dog.

We recommend you feed your dog twice a day – morning and night.

When changing foods, please introduce gradually over a period of two weeks.

Our feeding guidelines are based on our perfectly balanced 50/50% cooked and raw diet.

We recommend you feed your dog a combination of our meals. Perhaps a raw breakfast and a cooked dinner. This way you can be assured your bestie is receiving perfectly balanced nutrition, and a great variety of food.