Von BARF Professional 1kg
Raw food for dogs, contains beef and seasonal vegetables and fruits.
Beef is procured from the highest quality Croatian meat suppliers. The meat undergoes veterinary inspection and is of a category acceptable for human consumption. It is processed fresh and packed in polyamide covers and immediately frozen at -18 °C.
Beef rumen (one of the prestomachs of cattle; tripe, fillets) is a rich source of enzymes and minerals. (calcium and phosphorus), vitamins (choline) and fatty acids (linoleic and linolenic), also contains Lactobacillus acidophilus – probiotic. The rumen is also a rich source of chlorophyll, a green plant pigment that has been found to accelerate the body's detoxification processes, has an antimicrobial effect, strengthens the immune system, affects the control and destruction of malignant cells, and has the ability to bind heavy metals. It has a positive effect on the healing of wounds, both on the surface of the skin and on the mucous membranes (a positive effect on the healing of ulcers on the stomach mucosa was found).
Beef heart is a rich source of coenzyme Q10, which is powerful antioxidant – protects cells from decay. It is extremely important for the preservation of the cells of the circulatory system, it is essential in the prevention of diseases of the heart and circulatory system. The heart is also a source of minerals - selenium, zinc and phosphorus, as well as essential amino acids. Although beef heart is most often classified together with beef meat (muscle), the heart is much richer in collagen and elastin - binding substances essential for joint health.
Beef liver is a rich source of vitamin A. , essential fatty acids, folic acid, vitamin B complex, especially vitamin B 12, iron. It is important to emphasize that the liver filters toxins, but does not store them. Muscle tissue regularly contains larger amounts of toxins than the liver.
Beef rumen (one of the prestomachs of cattle; tripe, fillets) is a rich source of enzymes and minerals. (calcium and phosphorus), vitamins (choline) and fatty acids (linoleic and linolenic), also contains Lactobacillus acidophilus – probiotic. The rumen is also a rich source of chlorophyll, a green plant pigment that has been found to accelerate the body's detoxification processes, has an antimicrobial effect, strengthens the immune system, affects the control and destruction of malignant cells, and has the ability to bind heavy metals. It has a positive effect on the healing of wounds, both on the surface of the skin and on the mucous membranes (a positive effect on the healing of ulcers on the stomach mucosa was found).
Beef heart is a rich source of coenzyme Q10, which is powerful antioxidant – protects cells from decay. It is extremely important for the preservation of the cells of the circulatory system, it is essential in the prevention of diseases of the heart and circulatory system. The heart is also a source of minerals - selenium, zinc and phosphorus, as well as essential amino acids. Although beef heart is most often classified together with beef meat (muscle), the heart is much richer in collagen and elastin - binding substances essential for joint health.
Beef liver is a rich source of vitamin A. , essential fatty acids, folic acid, vitamin B complex, especially vitamin B 12, iron. It is important to emphasize that the liver filters toxins, but does not store them. Muscle tissue regularly contains larger amounts of toxins than the liver.
Bone is an optimal source of minerals for dogs. When bone is a source of minerals, there is no fear of an unfavorable ratio of calcium and phosphorus, because the organism will take each mineral in the amount it needs, and the excess of minerals will remain undigested and be expelled from the organism. Bones are in the diet of dogs, apart from being a source of minerals, essential in order to achieve optimal stool consistency, so that the anal sacs are emptied naturally.
Ground cartilage is a rich natural source of substances essential for joint health (glucosamine, chondroitin) .
- Glucosamine is a proteoglycan (glucose + amino acid glutamine) that is found in high concentration in connective tissue. It is needed for the synthesis of larger molecules that keep the joints healthy, i.e. well lubricated and mobile. It is important in the therapy and prevention of joint injuries, osteoarthritis and other degenerative changes in the joints.
- Chondroitin is a complex carbohydrate found in the connective tissue of animals and humans. It ensures cartilage health by binding water molecules to itself (creating synovial fluid that nourishes and lubricates joint cartilage and ligaments), blocking enzymes that damage cartilage and stimulating the activity of chondrocytes (cartilage cells) to synthesize collagen and proteoglycans.
Seasonal fruits and vegetables (green leafy vegetables, carrots, apples) as a source of vitamins and minerals, phytonutrients that have an important antioxidant role in the body, and raw fibers whose role is mechanical - they stimulate intestinal peristalsis and support the growth of good microflora in the intestines (prebiotic properties).
Sweet red pepper (delicate) is an excellent source of vitamin C. Although dogs can synthesize vitamin C , in stressful situations it is important to take it with food.
Garlic is added in a very small amount due to its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral properties. , antibacterial, antiparasitic (internal and external parasites) and prebiotic action.
Without preservatives
Without preservatives, artificial colors, enhancers flavors, pesticides and other additives common in most other dog foods.
No grains and starches
- The size of the meal depends on the body weight, activity and age of the dog. For an adult dog, it is usually around 2% of its body weight. The recommended daily ration for a puppy is 3% of the expected adult body weight.
- Adult, healthy dogs are recommended to be fed once a day. If the dog is taught to eat 2-3 meals a day, it can continue in that rhythm.
- Puppies are usually fed several times a day, bitches in high stages of pregnancy and lactation and dogs with health problems.
- It is recommended to weigh the dog before starting BARF feeding and 2 to 3 weeks later. Depending on what you wanted to achieve (maintenance of body weight, weight loss, weight gain), adjust the size of the meal.
INGREDIENTS:
- beef meat 40%
- beef rumen 20%
- ground beef bone and cartilage tissue 18%
- beef heart 10%
- seasonal fruits and vegetables 6%
- beef liver 5%
- garlic 0.5%< /li>
- sweet red pepper
AVERAGE NUTRITIONAL VALUES OF 100 G OF PRODUCT
- energy 753 kJ / 180 kcal
- protein 15.6 g
- fat 12.1 g
- crude fiber 0.8g
- ash 4.8 g
- moisture 65.5 g
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Beef is procured from the highest quality Croatian meat suppliers. The meat undergoes veterinary inspection and is of a category acceptable for human consumption. It is processed fresh and packed in polyamide covers and immediately frozen at -18 °C.
Beef rumen (one of the prestomachs of cattle; tripe, fillets) is a rich source of enzymes and minerals. (calcium and phosphorus), vitamins (choline) and fatty acids (linoleic and linolenic), also contains Lactobacillus acidophilus – probiotic. The rumen is also a rich source of chlorophyll, a green plant pigment that has been found to accelerate the body's detoxification processes, has an antimicrobial effect, strengthens the immune system, affects the control and destruction of malignant cells, and has the ability to bind heavy metals. It has a positive effect on the healing of wounds, both on the surface of the skin and on the mucous membranes (a positive effect on the healing of ulcers on the stomach mucosa was found).
Beef heart is a rich source of coenzyme Q10, which is powerful antioxidant – protects cells from decay. It is extremely important for the preservation of the cells of the circulatory system, it is essential in the prevention of diseases of the heart and circulatory system. The heart is also a source of minerals - selenium, zinc and phosphorus, as well as essential amino acids. Although beef heart is most often classified together with beef meat (muscle), the heart is much richer in collagen and elastin - binding substances essential for joint health.
Beef liver is a rich source of vitamin A. , essential fatty acids, folic acid, vitamin B complex, especially vitamin B 12, iron. It is important to emphasize that the liver filters toxins, but does not store them. Muscle tissue regularly contains larger amounts of toxins than the liver.
Beef rumen (one of the prestomachs of cattle; tripe, fillets) is a rich source of enzymes and minerals. (calcium and phosphorus), vitamins (choline) and fatty acids (linoleic and linolenic), also contains Lactobacillus acidophilus – probiotic. The rumen is also a rich source of chlorophyll, a green plant pigment that has been found to accelerate the body's detoxification processes, has an antimicrobial effect, strengthens the immune system, affects the control and destruction of malignant cells, and has the ability to bind heavy metals. It has a positive effect on the healing of wounds, both on the surface of the skin and on the mucous membranes (a positive effect on the healing of ulcers on the stomach mucosa was found).
Beef heart is a rich source of coenzyme Q10, which is powerful antioxidant – protects cells from decay. It is extremely important for the preservation of the cells of the circulatory system, it is essential in the prevention of diseases of the heart and circulatory system. The heart is also a source of minerals - selenium, zinc and phosphorus, as well as essential amino acids. Although beef heart is most often classified together with beef meat (muscle), the heart is much richer in collagen and elastin - binding substances essential for joint health.
Beef liver is a rich source of vitamin A. , essential fatty acids, folic acid, vitamin B complex, especially vitamin B 12, iron. It is important to emphasize that the liver filters toxins, but does not store them. Muscle tissue regularly contains larger amounts of toxins than the liver.
Bone is an optimal source of minerals for dogs. When bone is a source of minerals, there is no fear of an unfavorable ratio of calcium and phosphorus, because the organism will take each mineral in the amount it needs, and the excess of minerals will remain undigested and be expelled from the organism. Bones are in the diet of dogs, apart from being a source of minerals, essential in order to achieve optimal stool consistency, so that the anal sacs are emptied naturally.
Ground cartilage is a rich natural source of substances essential for joint health (glucosamine, chondroitin) .
- Glucosamine is a proteoglycan (glucose + amino acid glutamine) that is found in high concentration in connective tissue. It is needed for the synthesis of larger molecules that keep the joints healthy, i.e. well lubricated and mobile. It is important in the therapy and prevention of joint injuries, osteoarthritis and other degenerative changes in the joints.
- Chondroitin is a complex carbohydrate found in the connective tissue of animals and humans. It ensures cartilage health by binding water molecules to itself (creating synovial fluid that nourishes and lubricates joint cartilage and ligaments), blocking enzymes that damage cartilage and stimulating the activity of chondrocytes (cartilage cells) to synthesize collagen and proteoglycans.
Seasonal fruits and vegetables (green leafy vegetables, carrots, apples) as a source of vitamins and minerals, phytonutrients that have an important antioxidant role in the body, and raw fibers whose role is mechanical - they stimulate intestinal peristalsis and support the growth of good microflora in the intestines (prebiotic properties).
Sweet red pepper (delicate) is an excellent source of vitamin C. Although dogs can synthesize vitamin C , in stressful situations it is important to take it with food.
Garlic is added in a very small amount due to its antioxidant, anti-inflammatory, antiviral properties. , antibacterial, antiparasitic (internal and external parasites) and prebiotic action.
Without preservatives
Without preservatives, artificial colors, enhancers flavors, pesticides and other additives common in most other dog foods.
No grains and starches
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- The size of the meal depends on the body weight, activity and age of the dog. For an adult dog, it is usually around 2% of its body weight. The recommended daily ration for a puppy is 3% of the expected adult body weight.
- Adult, healthy dogs are recommended to be fed once a day. If the dog is taught to eat 2-3 meals a day, it can continue in that rhythm.
- Puppies are usually fed several times a day, bitches in high stages of pregnancy and lactation and dogs with health problems.
- It is recommended to weigh the dog before starting BARF feeding and 2 to 3 weeks later. Depending on what you wanted to achieve (maintenance of body weight, weight loss, weight gain), adjust the size of the meal.
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INGREDIENTS:
- beef meat 40%
- beef rumen 20%
- ground beef bone and cartilage tissue 18%
- beef heart 10%
- seasonal fruits and vegetables 6%
- beef liver 5%
- garlic 0.5%< /li>
- sweet red pepper
AVERAGE NUTRITIONAL VALUES OF 100 G OF PRODUCT
- energy 753 kJ / 180 kcal
- protein 15.6 g
- fat 12.1 g
- crude fiber 0.8g
- ash 4.8 g
- moisture 65.5 g