Edgard and Cooper Dry Dog Food Fresh Venison & Free-Run Duck 2.5kg
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Edgard and Cooper Dry Dog Food Fresh Venison & Free-Run Duck 2.5kg
Discover a premium dry dog food crafted with care to support your dog's overall health and wellbeing. This recipe features fresh venison and free-run duck, offering high-quality protein from novel sources without any dried or dehydrated meatmaking it ideal for dogs with sensitive stomachs.
Enriched with carefully selected fruits and vegetables including apple, beetroot, pear, and blueberry, this formula delivers a balanced blend of essential nutrients and antioxidants. Sweet potato provides slow-release energy to keep your dog active throughout the day, while prebiotics promote a healthy gut and aid digestion.
Our unique mix is further enhanced with a variety of nutritious herbs and botanicals, supporting your dog's vitality and immune system. The ingredients are slowly cooked to preserve their natural goodness and flavor, ensuring every bite is both delicious and nourishing.
Key Benefits:
- High-quality novel proteins: Fresh venison and free-run duck ideal for sensitive digestion.
- Gut health support: Contains prebiotics to maintain a balanced digestive system.
- Natural energy source: Sweet potato provides sustained, slow-release energy.
- Rich in antioxidants: Infused with apple, beetroot, pear, and blueberry to support overall wellness.
- Carefully blended herbs and botanicals: Boosts immune function and vitality.
- Slow-cooked: Preserves flavor and nutrient integrity.
Use Cases:
- Perfect for dogs with sensitive tummies or food sensitivities.
- Great choice for active dogs needing a steady energy supply.
- Suitable for pet owners seeking natural, wholesome nutrition for their dogs.
Give your dog the gift of wholesome, delicious nutrition with Edgard and Cooper's Fresh Venison & Free-Run Duck dry dog fooda thoughtfully crafted meal that supports health from the inside out.
- High-quality protein from fresh venison and free-run duck for optimal muscle maintenance
- Grain-free formula to support sensitive digestion and reduce allergens
- Rich in omega fatty acids for healthy skin and a shiny coat
- Includes natural antioxidants and vitamins to boost immune system health
- Made with sustainably sourced ingredients promoting environmental responsibility
Ingredients
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Nutritional Information
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Directions
Serve Edgard and Cooper Dry Dog Food Fresh Venison & Free-Run Duck according to your dog's weight and activity level. Gradually introduce over 7 days by mixing with current food, increasing the new food portion daily. Provide fresh water at all times. Adjust feeding amounts as needed to maintain optimal body condition.
Advisory Information
This dog food is intended for regular feeding and is not a substitute for a prescribed diet by your veterinarian. If your dog has specific health conditions, consult your vet before use. Keep this product out of reach of children. If you are pregnant or nursing, avoid handling the dog food directly and wash your hands thoroughly after use. Some dogs may be allergic to certain ingredients in this product. Monitor your pet for any signs of allergic reactions such as itching, swelling, vomiting, or diarrhea. If any adverse symptoms occur, discontinue use and seek veterinary advice. Do not exceed the recommended feeding amounts as stated on the packaging. Overfeeding can lead to digestive upset or other health issues. Misuse of this product, such as feeding it to animals other than dogs or using it as a human food, can be harmful and should be strictly avoided. Store the dog food in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and moisture to maintain freshness and prevent spoilage. Ensure the packaging is sealed after each use. Always read and follow the label instructions carefully before feeding your dog. For any concerns or questions, consult your veterinarian.
