Grain Free Chicken, Turkey & Salmon Working Puppy Food 15kg
£40.99Product Details
- Category: Grain Free Working Dog Food, Puppy food, Working Dog
Grain Free Chicken, Turkey & Salmon Working Puppy Food 15kg
Get your puppy off to a flying start with this great Grain Free puppy food!
60% Chicken, Turkey & Salmon – Highly digestible animal proteins that are rich in amino acids for the growth and development of your working puppy.
No added Grain– This recipe is designed to be suitable for those with grain intolerance/ sensitivity.
Glucosamine, Chondroitin Sulphate & MSM – To help ensure the robust development of your working and sporting dog.
Minimum 26% Freshly Prepared Chicken, Turkey & Salmon – A natural, traditionally sourced and highly digestible protein source.
Added Omega 3 Supplement- an excellent source of EPA & DHA to support cognitive and visual development
No added artificial colours & preservatives
Round shape kibble approx 8mm x 8.5mm
Analytical Constituents:
Crude Protein 28%, Crude Oil and Fats 15%, Crude Fibres 2.3%, Crude Ash 8%, Moisture 8%, NFE 39%, Metabolisable Energy 361 Kcal/100g, Omega 6 2.6%, Omega 3 1.8%, Calcium 1.6%, Phosphorus 1.1%
Composition:
Chicken, Turkey & Salmon 60% (including 20% Freshly Prepared Chicken, 14% Dried Chicken, 7% Freshly Prepared Turkey, 7% Freshly Prepared Salmon, 7% Dried Turkey, 3% Dried Salmon & 2% Chicken Stock), Sweet Potato (19%), Potato, Beet Pulp, Omega 3 Supplement, Linseed, Minerals, Vitamins, Carrots (equivalent to 25gms per Kg of product) Peas (equivalent to 8.5gms per Kg of product), Vegetable Stock, Glucosamine (170 mg/kg), Methylsulfonylmethane (170 mg/kg), Chondroitin Sulphate (125 mg/kg), Nucleotides, FOS (92 mg/kg), MOS (23 mg/kg)
Nutritional Additives per kg:
Vitamins: E672/Vitamin A 15,000 IU, E671/Vitamin D3 2,250 IU; Trace Elements: E1/Iron 160 mg, E2/Iodine 1.58 mg, E4/Copper 60 mg, E5/Manganese 110 mg, E6/Zinc 130 mg, E8/Selenium 0.60 mg
SKU: GFP0015KZPSAZZZ
£40.99
Weight: 15 kg
Seraphina July 14, 2019
Our Cocker Spaniel pup came to us having been weaned on Beta Puppy and has had constant tummy troubles for the first month of him being with us. He's a very active 12 week old pup and constantly trying to eat anything other than his own food. We suspected he may have a grain intolerance and I started looking for a good, nutritional grain-free food to start switching him over to. I came across a forum online where a few of the members recommended Working HPRs grain-free puppy and adult dog food. After asking for a sample, and my pup absolutely loving the food being used as training treats, we decided to purchase a full bag. My pup is currently only having 30% of this food mixed with his Beta but already he's so much more interested in his food, his tummy is much better and his coat seems much shinier and softer. I am so looking forward to when he's having this food 100% in a week or two. I definitely recommend to anyone considering giving this food a go and glad I found out about it online.
Chris Harris December 12, 2020
I have a litter of 7 Hungarian Vizsla pups which are 3 1/2 weeks old. With teeth cutting and massive appetites Mum has been finding the going tough, so I decided to see if I could introduce them to a bit of solid food to take the pressure off her. I've been using Working HPR food for a while and Mum has been on the Chicken, Turkey & Salmon since about a month before they were born. I got a bowl of kibble, added some chicken stock and let it soak until it could be mashed into a sloppy porridge. After Mum had been drained, the little ones were still looking peckish, so I zapped the porridge in the microwave to make it about blood temperature and offered it to them. There was a stampede, the food went everywhere and they got it on their paws, which they then licked clean. Then 7 little pups lined up around the bowl and polished off the remaining feed in the bowl. Friends who have been breeding dogs all their lives often have difficulty with introducing solid food and had warned me that it can be an up-hill struggle. I'm staggered how simple this has been and recommend this food for anyone bringing on pups. I'm keeping one of them and she will be joining her mother on Working HPR food.