Venison Pet's Mince

Venison Pet Mince

R46,00

Price per Kg – R46.00

 

Venison Pet Mince provides our doggies with a natural, healthy B vitamin and mineral diet.

Feeding a diet that is naturally designed for them brings great health benefits, like a stronger immune system, which decreases their risk of contracting diseases and illnesses.

Free shipping on orders in Vaalwater

    SKU: BBV323 Category:

    Description

    Venison Pet Mince is a good source of B vitamins and minerals such as zinc, phosphorus, and iron. It helps dogs maintain healthy energy levels, and many dogs enjoy the taste. This product is a blend of Bloodmeat, known for its high iron content. It is rich, so please use it with caution.

    We know our dogs would love to be out hunting for themselves, so here we bring the wild right to them. Seasonal, free-range venison gives this dinner a rich colour and flavour, and so much wholesome goodness. As always, the meaty deliciousness is balanced with the best natural supplements and plant-based nutrients to be found.

    We know our dogs would love to be out hunting for themselves, so here we bring the wild right to them. Seasonal, free-range venison gives this dinner a rich colour and flavour, and so much wholesome goodness. As always, the meaty deliciousness is balanced with the best natural supplements and plant-based nutrients to be found.

    Ingredients & Nutrition

    INGREDIENCE

    10% water 90% Venison

    Venison Pet Mince provides our doggies with a natural, healthy B vitamin and mineral diet.

     

    NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION (Per 100g serving)

    Nutrient Amount % Daily Value*
    Calories 110 kcal
    Protein 22 g
    Total Fat 2.5 g
    Vitamin B12 2.5 mcg 5%
    Vitamin B6 0.5 mg
    Vitamin B1 (thiamine) 0.2 mg
    Vitamin B2 (riboflavin) 0.4 mg
    Iron 3.4 mg
    Omege-3 fatty acids 0.2-0.3 g
    Zinc 4 mg 7%

     

    *% Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet.

    FAQs

    Q1: Does pet mince need to be cooked?

    Is raw or cooked meat better? Puppies and older dogs have weaker guts for digesting raw meat, so can have gastric upsets. Kim recommends cooking the meat into a stew for easier digestion. As a puppy ages, you can cook the meat less and less as their guts are designed for eating raw meat.

    Q2: Defrosting Instructions (Raw Products)

    This product contains raw meat – Use appropriate hygiene measures when handling and storing. Handle in the same way that you would any raw meat product at home.

    Use a Separate preparation area, clean and disinfect the area and utensils before and after preparing raw pet food. Always wash your hands thoroughly before and after preparing raw pet food.

    Keep frozen until ready to use, only defrost the required amount. Thaw in a pet bowl or sealed container before serving. Remove product from contents from packaging. Use a sharp knife and carefully cut alongside the length of the packaging, once defrosted dispose of remaining product.

    DO NOT REFREEZE. Feed within the same day and then dispose of any left overs meat.

    Mix thaw juice into food using a clean spoon. Do not discard the thaw juice as it can lead to a nutritional imbalance.

    Discard any uneaten as soon as practically possible.

    Q3: How Much Do I Feed?

    Cats:  usually 100g to 200g a day divided into two meals.  250g to 300g for a fully-grown Maine Coon!

    Puppies:  4%-8% of their ideal weight, divided into 3 meals a day.  Drop this to 3%-6% if your pup is a giant breed (like bullmastiffs, Great Danes, etc – chat to us if you’re unsure).

    Adult Dogs (Tiny to Large breeds):  2%-4% of their ideal weight per day, divided into 2 meals.

    Adult Dogs (Giant breeds):  1%-3% of their ideal weight per day, divided into 2 meals

    Old Dogs (all breeds):  1%-3% of their ideal weight per day, divided into 2 meals

    Q4: Is venison mince good for dogs?

    Wild venison mince is a great option for dogs and cats with sensitive skin or gut issues as it exclusively contains venison as a protein source. It is not intended to be a complete diet for your pet: For dogs, feed alongside a range of our other mixes for variety, green tripe, and raw meaty bones.

    Q5: Is venison easy on a dog’s stomach?

    Venison is a highly digestible meat, which means that your dog’s body can break it down and absorb the nutrients more easily. This can be especially beneficial for dogs that have sensitive stomachs or digestive issues

    Related products