Herrings (Whole) - 500g
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As the name suggests, whole frozen herrings include all components of the fish, which provides a wide range of essential nutrition for pets. Herrings contain quality protein as well as being...
As the name suggests, whole frozen herrings include all components of the fish, which provides a wide range of essential nutrition for pets. Herrings contain quality protein as well as being a rich source of Omega-3 essential fatty acids which are great for promoting bone, heart and joint health. Herrings provide high levels of EPA and DHA and are also rich in vitamins D, B6 and B12, niacin and phosphorous which contribute to a multitude of bodily functions, as well as iodine which supports the metabolism and thyroid.
This is a complementary food for dogs and cats. Feed whole herring as part of a meal or a treat!
OUR PROMISE
– Only human-grade ingredients
– No by-products
– No artificial preservatives
– No corn, wheat, soy or GMOs
All ingredients are processed in Germany in a human grade food processing facility. They are non genetically modified and free of any chemicals & preservatives. All meat is hormone and antibiotic free.
A RAW DIET IMPROVES
Allergies & Skin Conditions, Digestion, Skin & Coat, Teeth & Oral Health, The Immune System, Muscle Tone, Stool Size & Odor, Arthritis, Minimizes Disease, Overall Health & Your Dogs Lifespan.
INGREDIENTS
100% Whole HerringsNUTRITION INFO
| % Moisture | 75.80 |
| % Protein | 14.50 |
| % Fat | 7.90 |
| % Ash | 2.30 |
| % Fibre | 0.30 |
| % Calcium | 0.56 |
| % Phosphorus | 0.95 |
LIFE STAGE
KITTEN | CATPUPPY
ADULT
ACTIVE ADULT
LESS ACTIVE | SENIOR
Feed 2-3% of the dog’s or cat's ideal body weight per day, ideally spread over two meals. We recommend a feeding any dogs over the age of 6 months twice a day. Depending on the breed and the age of your puppy, they can move to adult ratios, larger puppies can move over sooner, but still feed puppy rations until they are fully grown. Cats prefer their food very fresh and warm. Kittens should be fed 5-6% of their growing body weight. We recommend a feeding any cats over the age of 6 months twice a day. We recommend feeding 5-6% until fully grown.
Daily Feeding Recommendation
| Body Weight |
Puppy (4-6%) |
Kitten (5-6%) |
Adult (2-3%) |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500g | 20 - 30gr |
25 - 30gr | – |
| 1kg | 40 - 60gr |
50 - 60gr | – |
| 1.5kg | 60 - 90gr | 75 - 90gr | 30 - 45gr |
| 2kg | 80 - 120gr | 100 - 120gr | 40 - 60gr |
| 3kg | 120 - 180gr | 150 - 180gr |
60 - 90gr |
| 5kg | 200 - 300gr | – |
100 - 150gr |
| 10kg | 400 - 600gr | – |
200 - 300gr |
| 15kg | 600 - 900gr | – |
375 - 450gr |
| 20kg | 800 - 1200gr | – |
400 - 600gr |
| 25kg | 1000 - 1500gr | – |
500 - 750gr |
| 30kg | 1200 - 1800gr | – |
600 - 900gr |
| 35kg | 1400 - 2100gr | – |
700 - 1050gr |
| 40kg | 1600 - 2400gr | – | 800 - 1200gr |
This is only a guide. Some dogs or cats may need, more or less to maintain proper weight – For more advanced calculations check our Feeding Calculator.
Body condition scoring in dogs
Underweight
+ Ribs, spine, pelvic bones visible
+ Obvious waist and abdominal tuck
+ No noticeable fat on rib cage
Ideal
+ Ribs, spine, pelvic bones not visible
+ Slight waist and abdominal tuck
+ Thin layer of fat tissue on rib cage
Overweight
+ Ribs, spine, pelvic bones difficult to feel
+ Abdominal distention, no tuck
+ Fat deposits over neck, spine and tail
