Lamb
Adult Mini Dog Lamb with Rice & Vegetables 150g x 7
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60% Lamb
Protein
15% Brown Rice
A non-allergenic source of fibre and energy and in the form of highly digestible carbohydrates it is also gentle on your dog’s stomach.
Vitamins
15% Vegetables
Natural Fibre for Healthy Digestion
Minerals
Essential Oils & Minerals
Healthy Skin & Coat
Omega 3 & 6
Our delicious Wet Dog Food contains 60% Lamb, a rich source of protein and minerals including Iron (vital for efficient oxygen delivery in the blood) and Zinc (essential for skin and coat health, as well as wound healing).
This Wet Dog Food also contains 15% Vegetables and 15% Brown Rice, allowing for an energy packed, easily digested meal. Omegas 3 and 6 are included in Sunflower and Salmon oils to help maintain healthy skin and promote a healthy coat for your Adult Dog throughout its life.
Naturo contains 100% natural ingredients with added vitamins, minerals, and calcium to support your dog’s immune system, teeth, and bones. Our recipe contains no added artificial colours, flavours, or preservatives, providing the best natural, hypoallergenic dog food for your dog.
Our premium, healthy dog food provides the best option for pet parents who want nutritious and balanced meals to support their dog’s health and well-being at all life stages.
With Rice
THE TECHNICAL STUFF
- Lamb 50%
- Lamb Bone 10%
- Brown Rice 15%
- Carrots 5%
- Peas 5%
- Potatoes 5%
- Minerals
- Sunflower Oil
- Salmon Oil
- Dried Tomato
- Dried Kelp
- Dried Basil
Calories
Kcal/100g 119
- Crude Protein 10%
- Crude Fat 7%
- Crude Ash 3.5%
- Crude Fibre 0.5%
- Moisture 75%
- Nutritional Additives per kg
- Vitamin A 3,000 IU
- Vitamin D3 420 IU
- Vitamin E 40mg
- Vitamin B Complex 26.3mg
- Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate 107.14 mg
- Manganese Sulphate 11.72 mg
- Sodium Selenite 0.89mg
- Calcium Iodate 0.62mg
Adult Dog 150g Feeding Guide (Trays): Daily Allowance
| Body Weight | On its Own 150g Tray | With dry food 150g Tray |
| Up to 5kg | 1-2 Trays | 1 Tray |
| 5-10kg | 2-3½ Trays | 1½-2 Trays |
- Lamb 50%
- Lamb Bone 10%
- Brown Rice 15%
- Carrots 5%
- Peas 5%
- Potatoes 5%
- Minerals
- Sunflower Oil
- Salmon Oil
- Dried Tomato
- Dried Kelp
- Dried Basil
Calories
Kcal/100g 119
- Crude Protein 10%
- Crude Fat 7%
- Crude Ash 3.5%
- Crude Fibre 0.5%
- Moisture 75%
- Nutritional Additives per kg
- Vitamin A 3,000 IU
- Vitamin D3 420 IU
- Vitamin E 40mg
- Vitamin B Complex 26.3mg
- Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate 107.14 mg
- Manganese Sulphate 11.72 mg
- Sodium Selenite 0.89mg
- Calcium Iodate 0.62mg
Adult Dog 150g Feeding Guide (Trays): Daily Allowance
| Body Weight | On its Own 150g Tray | With dry food 150g Tray |
| Up to 5kg | 1-2 Trays | 1 Tray |
| 5-10kg | 2-3½ Trays | 1½-2 Trays |
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The Benefits
STRONG IMMUNE SYSTEM
Quality proteins help nourish the immune system and aid in the natural regeneration of cells on a daily base.
HIGHLY PALATABLE
High quality wholesome ingredients with natural flavourings should please even the fussiest of dogs.
GOOD SKIN AND COAT
A balance of omega 6 & 3, vitamins & minerals promote a healthly, shiny coat as well as helping skin conditions.
OPTIMAL WEIGHT
Good protein & fat levels help your dog maintain the ideal weight with Vit B to support a healthy energy balance.
STRONG BONES & JOINTS
A balance of minerals and omega 3 support healthy bones and joints.
HEALTHY DIGESTIVE SYSTEM
Highly digestible proteins and fibre help maintain a healthy digestive system.
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