Darf Cold Pressed Adult Dog Food – Rabbit

Description

Darf Cold Pressed Adult Dog Food – Rabbit

Single Source Sensitive Option!

Size Available: 500g Sample, 4kg, 14kg

With 3.2kgs of fresh raw Rabbit going into every Kilo of Darf cold pressed dry dog food produced, this food is one of the most nutritionally packed dry dog foods on the market.

What is cold pressed dog food?
Cold pressed essentially means that the ingredients that go into the making of the food are mixed and literally pressed together, under pressure, into the desired pellet shape and size. While the pressure used in this process will create a level of heat, between 45 – 80ºC, it does not reach the much higher temperatures reached in the manufacture of regular extruded kibble dog food. 
The lower temperatures used in this process of cold pressed helps keep more of the nutritional values of the ingredients in the food, thus making it a more nutritionally dense feeding option. 
It is said that due to the way it is manufactures, cold pressed does not expand in the stomach, thus reducing the chances of bloat occurring in the dog.

Composition: 
60% rabbit meat, bone and organs
2% eggs
14% raw dried carrot
13% raw dried apple
5% millet
2% krill
2% coconut oil
1% nettle
No Maize!
No Wheat!
No Rice!

*Millet is a healthy, gluten-free grain that is easily digested by dogs and is rich in vitamins B, iron and potassium and can help support digestion, metabolic function and your dogs immune system Although millet is a cereal grain, it is unique in comparison to other grains because it’s technically a seed.

Nutritional Analysis:
Crude Protein 26%
Crude Fat 11%
Crude Fibre 2%
Crude Ash 6%
Calcium 1.2%
Phosphorus 0.75%

Natural vitamin and mineral preparation: 
0.5%, moisture 0.5% containing:
Vitamin A (3a672a) – 15,000 IU
Vitamin D3 (E671) – 1,500 IU
Vitamin E (3a700) – 250 mg
Iron Chelate – 84 mg
Potassium Iodide (3b201) – 2.04 mg
Copper Sulfate Pentahydrate – 4.80 mg
Manganese (II) Oxide – 57.60 mg
Zinc Glycerin Hydrate (3b603) – 90 mg
Organic Selenium CNCM I-3399 (3b8.12) – 0.18 mg

Feeding Guide:
Dog < 5 kilo approx. 60g per day = 1.2% of body weight
Dog < 20 kilo approx. 220g per day = 1.1% of body weight
Dog < 40 kilo approx. 400g per day = 1% of body weight