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Naked Dog

NAKEDPUP Box - 15kg (No Chicken)

NAKEDPUP Box - 15kg (No Chicken)

£98.70 GBP
£98.70 GBP
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Our NAKED PUP recipes have been designed with a higher protein and fat content to support your growing puppy's energy requirements. Our recipes contain added chicory root to aid digestive development.

Our NAKED PUP box contains three of our puppy recipes and is chicken-free - single protein Rabbit, and Beef; and our Beef & White Fish Surf and Turf recipe.

The 15kg box contains a mix of 30 500g tubs.

Meat content: 90%

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  • Ingredients

    PUP Beef: Beef (60%), Beef Tripe (18%), Beef Bones (5%), Beef Liver (4.1%), Beef Kidney (2.5%), Butternut Squash, Green Vegetables, Blueberry, Salmon Oil, Hemp Seed Oil, Kelp, Inulin (Chicory Root)
    PUP Rabbit: Rabbit with Bone (30%), Rabbit Meat (60%), Butternut Squash, Green Vegetables, Blueberry, Salmon Oil, Kelp, Inulin (Chicory Root)
    PUP Surf & Turf: Beef Heart (10%), Beef Lung (10%), Beef Tripe (20%), Beef Kidney (2.5%), Beef Liver (2.5%), White Fish with Bone (45%), Butternut Squash, Green Vegetables, Blueberry, Hemp Seed Oil, Kelp, Inulin (Chicory Root)

  • Instructions

    Defrost food before feeding. Once defrosted, food can safely remain in the fridge for up to four days.

    Constituents

    Average across recipes: Moisture 74.4%, Crude Protein 15.8%, Crude Fat 9.8%, Crude Ash 1.9%, Crude Fibre 1.5%

  • Packaging

    Recyclable plastic tub with lid

  • Dimensions

    180mm(w) x 52.5mm(h) x 110mm(d)

Raw Feeding Guidelines

  • Adult

    We recommend feeding your adult dog approximately 2- 3% of their bodyweight daily. The above chart is based upon 2.5% and all daily tub calculations have been rounded up to the nearest 1/4 tub.

  • Puppy

    We recommend feeding 4-8% of your puppy's bodyweight, depending on age to support their growth and development.

Remember this is just a guide and every dog is different. Your dogs requirements just like humans may vary depending on their breed, type, activity and weather. Keep an eye on their body condition and adjust a little is they look a little too lean or a tad too cuddly! For further infromation see our feeding guide below.

Feeding Guide