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Nutriment raw dog food formula meets the high energy needs of field and farm dogs, offering highly digestible, flavourful, and energy dense nourishment full of essential amino acids, vitamins and dietary macronutrients.
This dog food is intended for working dogs.
Enhanced natural raw feed supplies essential proteins, amino acids, fatty acids, vitamins, and minerals needed for dogs to thrive throughout their lives.
If your dog has been eating the same protein every day for months or years, there is a good chance he or she may develop an allergy to it. Contrary to popular belief, dogs need diversity in their diets just like humans do — so don't be afraid to mix up your usual order a bit and give your dog some variety!
Lower fat, making Nutriment raw dog food a perfect everyday food.
A formula containing proteins that are perfect for dogs with certain protein allergies and intolerances. Contains 85% British fresh meat, offal, and bone. 15% vegetables, fruit, and natural super foods. Just check out the other ingredients!
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A full grown adult dog should be fed around 2-3% of the dog's ideal body weight per day, ideally spread over two meals. If your dog needs to lose some weight, try feeding slightly less than this quantity, or switch to a meat with a lower fat content, until the ideal weight has been achieved. Don't forget that exercise is essential too!
This product is intended for working dogs.
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I have been feeding Nutriment to my dog for over 5 years and she loves it. She has a glossy coat, clean teeth and firm poos and I am convinced that this is due to her diet.
If you are feeding raw you need to make sure you get the right balance of nutrients and this can be hard if you are mixing your own foods. Nutriment's complete meals take the worry out of that.
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We have tried other raw products but this seems to be our dogs favourite. His coat gleams, his energy is great and his wind problem gone! Happy dog, happy owners!
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My elderly dog loves this particular food.
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Have used since puppy with no issues - my dog is very happy and healthy.
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The raw food is amazing. Both our dogs love it and they have amazing shiny coats because of it. We wouldn’t feed them anything els
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Nutriment Raw Dog Food for Adults, including answers from our team.
Alzbeta Jurekova
My lab weighs 23kg his 7 months old he has been on salmon dry food since he was born I am just wondering how much should I give him of this twice a day ? And can I just switch straight to raw food or how does it work I’m confused tbh
Your labrador still classes as a puppy at 7 months of age so it is recommended to use the Nutriment Puppy formula. The feeding guide for this can be found on the product page itself.
You should transition any diet slowly, especially raw diets as your dog will likely not have the enzymes to break down the food in large enough quantities initially. Give 10% raw and 90% of the previous diet, then slowly build this until 100% raw by the end of a 5 to 7 day period.
Lou H
How much is required each day? My Dalmatian is 32kg. Thanks!
A full grown adult
dog should be fed around 2-3% of the dog's ideal body weight per day,
ideally spread over two meals. This means your 32kg dog will need 640g to 960g of food over 24 hours, which equals 320g to 480g per meal twice daily.
simon greener
would i be able to freeze these after delivery ?
Hello,
Thank you for getting in touch.
These will be delivered frozen so they just need to go straight into the freezer.
Hope that helps,
VioVet.
