Grain Free Turkey with Celery
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Terra Canis Grain Free complete foods are grain- and lactose-free, as well as free from synthetic additives. Terra Canis Grain Free formulas are designed for all adult dogs, but especially those who should be fed a grain-free diet for nutritional reasons or due to grain and/or lactose intolerance.
Terra Canis wet complete foods are prepared in a traditional butcher's shop in Munich. All ingredients are 100% human grade. These complete foods contain fresh meat (muscle) as well as heart and liver (in small quantities). Terra Canis Grain-Free complete foods also contain over 20 different vegetables, fruits, and herbs.
Ingredients: turkey heart (53%), turkey muscle (14%), celeriac (9%), carrot, pumpkin (8%), cucumber, coconut flour, linseed oil, pumpkin seed flour, watercress (0.4%), brewer's yeast, eggshell powder (0.4%), clay, seaweed (0.3%), basil, chamomile, rose hips
Reports
Meat: Vegetables/Fruit/Herbs: Other Ingredients = 67% : 30% : 3%
Analytical contents: Protein 8.8%, Fat 5.8%, Crude fibre 1.4%, Crude ash 1.3%, Moisture: 78.4%, MJ/kg: 4.5
Daily ration
The amounts given are indicative, as the animal's needs vary depending on its lifestyle. Adjust the amounts given to maintain ideal body weight. The amount of food to be fed should always be calculated based on the animal's ideal weight, not the amount of excess weight. Ensure adequate water intake to avoid constipation.
5 kg 150 – 200 g
10 kg 300 – 400 g
20 kg 600 – 800 g
30 kg 900 – 1200 g
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