Cooked Turkey for Dogs

What if Christmas came twice a day? Your pup's sure to gobble up this gently cooked festive meal that's built around heart-healthy turkey, aromatic rosemary & immune boosting cranberries. See what else we've included, like micronutrient-dense kelp and fish oil.

250g frozen pack

Balanced and complete, formulated to exceed all nutrient levels established by NRC standards for adult dogs. 

Ingredients 

Turkey breast, pork shoulder, lamb spleen, lamb kidney, lamb liver omega-3 fish oil (anchovy, mackerel, pollack & sardine origin), oats, rosemary, blue mussels, icelandic kelp, cranberries, butternut squash, carrots, bok choy, cauliflower, spinach, pasteurised eggshells, sunflower seed, zinc picolinate, vitamins D & E

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein (min): 13.6%
Crude Fibre (max): 0.8%
Crude Fat (min): 4%
Moisture (max): 73.1%
Ash: 1.6%
Carbohydrates: 6.9%
Calcium to Phosphorus: 1.3:1
Zinc to Copper: 10:1
Calorie content (calculated): 1058 kcal/kg. 

Handling & Storage

Keep frozen (-18°C) until ready. to use; thaw in chiller overnight. Divide into daily meal portions and refreeze or refrigerate leftovers, use within 48 hours. 

Feeding Guide

Feed as complete meal or food topper. Suitable for adult dogs of all sizes. Feed 2-3 times the amount for puppers under 11 months.

Transition

Making the switch for most dogs means gradually transitioning to new food so their stomach doesn’t get upset—especially if they are used to eating kibble (imagine how your stomach would react if you ate the equivalent of cereal puffs every day and then had a steak!). A new diet causes disruption of the good bugs in your dog’s gut—called the microbiome—but if you take your time, their microbiome will adapt.

It should take ~10 days, some dogs take a full month, so please go at your dog's pace! The big rule is to work towards carefully & slowly swapping over your dog's food.

We recommend a 2 week transition using the below table as a guide: