Rabbit Turkey Balls + Carrot + Kale – 500gm Pack
- 100% Australian grown — human-grade
- Zero fillers, zero preservatives
- 4+ rotating proteins per box
- Shipped frozen in insulated packaging
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The 12 x’s Rabbit and Turkey balls with Carrot + Kale is a fantastic sensitive blend for your dog as Rabbit is a nutritious protein recommended by our nutritionalist.
Product details
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By popular demand our Rabbit and Turkey Balls are back permanently! We’ve adjusted the recipe to formulate a blend that will be ideal for dogs with food sensitivities. Wild rabbit is known as a novel protein, as they are foods which your dog is unlikely to have had much exposure to and therefore highly unlikely to elicit any allergic reactions.
Pack size: 500gm
Pack consists of 12 balls
The 12 x's Rabbit and Turkey balls with Carrot + Kale is a fantastic sensitive blend for your dog as Rabbit is a nutritious protein recommended by our nutritionalist.Made with human-grade ingredients
- 35%Australian Wild Rabbit
- 45%Australian Turkey
- 10%Bone & cartlidge
- 10%Carrot and Kale
NUTRITION
Rabbit meat has the highest concentration of iron in all types of meat. It is higher in calcium, potassium, and magnesium as well, compared to beef and chicken. Rabbit meat also contains optimal levels of phosphorus, copper, zinc, and choline. -
FEEDING GUIDE
Packs arrive frozen. Store in the freezer, defrost in the fridge and use within 3 days (safe to defrost, portion and refreeze).
Thoroughly defrost before feeding as feeding frozen or semi-frozen food is not advised, especially for puppies. You may need to leave it in a covered container on the bench for a short time to fully defrost.
Suitable for growing puppies and adult dogs as part of a raw diet. Always feed a variety of proteins from across our range for balanced nutrition. We recommend rotating through at least 4 meat types plus our Vegetable and Fruit supplement.
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Formulated by nutritionists and approved by vets
“They’re healthier and living longer due to less problems with their joints and heart”
As a vet I know that vegetables, fruits along with high quality protein is essential for a dog’s wellbeing and longevity.
