Beef, beef heart, beef bone, beef liver, beef kidney, celery, squash, sweet potato, sunflower oil, potassium chloride, vitamin E, zinc oxide, copper sulfate, ferrous sulfate, manganous oxide, potassium iodide, Vitamin D3
| Guaranteed Analysis |
| Crude Protein (min %) |
14 |
| Crude Fat (min %) |
12.5 |
| Crude Fiber (max %) |
1 |
| Moisture (max %) |
71 |
| Calorie Information |
| Calorie Content (calc.) ME KCal/Kg |
1,800 |
| Calorie Content (calc.) ME KCal/Oz |
51 |
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| Life Stage |
NOTE: Frozen Diets - amounts in ounces;
Freeze Dried Dinners - amounts in cups;
For Freeze Dried Dinners, add an equal amount of water.
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| 2lb |
5lb |
10lb |
20lb |
40lb |
| Adult Animal more than 1 year |
Frozen Chub: Feed 2oz. • Frozen Burgers: Feed 1/2 of a 4oz. burger or 1/4 of a 8oz. burger |
Frozen Chub: Feed 4oz. • Frozen Burgers:. Feed 1 4oz. burger or 1/2 of a 8oz. burger |
Frozen Chub: Feed 6.75oz. • Frozen Burgers:Feed1 2/3 4 oz. burgers or 3/4 of a 8oz. burger |
Frozen Chub: Feed 11.25oz. • Frozen Burgers : Feed 2 3/4 4oz. burgers or 1 1/3 8oz. burgers |
Frozen Chub: Feed 19oz. • Frozen Burgers: Feed 4 3/4 4oz. burgers or 2 1/3 8oz. burgers |
| Calorie Information ME (Calculated) |
KCals/KG: 1,800
KCals/OZ: 51 |
| Other Information |
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Store in a cool dry, place. |
Note: These are guidelines ONLY. ALWAYS seek the advice of a qualified veterinarian or veterinary nutritionist for more detailed advice, especially if you have a special needs dog or cat with a health condition.
