Doggy Bites Liver & Veggies Food Topper

Composition: Chicken meat, heart, liver, gizzard (40 %); Duck meat, heart (25 %); Broth from chicken, duck (24,5 %); Millet, cooked (4 %); Carrots (4 %); Chia seeds (1 %); Minerals (1 %); Safflower oil (0,5 %) Additives per kg: Nutritional additives: Vitamin D3 200 IU; Vitamin E (as alpha-tocopherol acetate) 50 mg; Manganese (as manganese(II)sulphate) 2 mg; Zinc (as zincsulphate, monohydrate) 20 mg; Iodine (as calciumiodate, anhydrous) 0,2 mg Analytical constituents: Protein 11,0 %; Fat content 5,5 %; Crude ash 2,0 %; Crude fibre 0,4 %; Moisture 78,0 %

With salmon oil, a rich source of Omega-3 fatty acids No grain formula Best-quality meat products, guaranteed only from animals fit for human consumption No artificial colours or flavours and no added sugar

A GRADUAL START During the transition period, you should stick to one Raw Pet Nutrition recipe for a week or more. This allows your pet’s body to adjust easier to their healthy fresh foods. I recommend that you start with Chicken & Organic Veggies and then introduce Beef & Organic Veggies. Soon after you can slowly introduce other Raw Pets Nutrition recipes (Once Available). Eventually, you will be able to rotate Raw Pet Nutrition recipes every day or a few days, as desired. Day 1: 20% RAW Pet Nutrition and 80% old diet. Day 5: 50% RAW Pet Nutrition and 50% old diet. Day 10: 80% RAW Pet Nutrition and 20% old diet. Day 14: 100% RAW Pet Nutrition. RAW PET NUTRITION PACKAGING Our Meals for Dogs packages are a total of 500 g and 250 g each. Please note it is very important to follow the proper guidelines for proper handling of raw pet food. Freeze Keep Raw Pet Nutrition Pack vacuum-sealed servings frozen and stored in the freezer. Thaw Thaw in the refrigerator when ready to use. Keep raw meat and poultry separate from other foods Open Open and serve. After thawing, use within 48 hours. Serve Place your thawed serving into a bowl and let your pet enjoy. Refrigerate leftovers immediately or discard. *Wash working surfaces, utensils (including cutting boards, preparation and feeding bowls), hands, and any other items that touch or contact raw meat or poultry with hot soapy water. As a general rule, a typical adult dog will consume 2 to 4% of their body weight per day. Some smaller dogs will eat a higher percentage due to a higher metabolism and activity rate, while larger dogs eat a lower percentage of their body weight.