Cold Pressed Grain Free Duck 2.5kg
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£15.00 – £50.00
Grain & Gluten Free
Feelwells Cold Pressed Food is suitable for even the most sensitive tummies. Made using natural, high quality, human food grade ingredients, gently pressed together with a small amount of water at a low temperature for a short time
This gentle production method preserves most of the natural nutrients within the ingredients with high levels of vitamins and minerals making it suitable for all ages from puppies to seniors.
50% Duck, Grain Free – made with sweet potato.
Cold Pressed Grain Free Duck 2.5kg
Feelwells Cold Pressed Food is made using natural, high quality, human food grade ingredients, gently pressed together with a small amount of water at a low temperature for a short time
This gentle production method preserves most of the natural nutrients within the ingredients with high levels of vitamins and minerals making it suitable for even the mist sensitive tummies.
For all ages from puppies to seniors
| Adult Dog Feeding Guide | |
| Weight of Dog | Daily Feed Amount |
| 1 – 2kg | 12 – 24g |
| 2 – 3kg | 24 – 36g |
| 3 – 5kg | 36 – 60g |
| 5 – 10kg | 60 – 120g |
| 10 – 20kg | 120 – 240g |
| 20 – 30kg | 240 – 360g |
| 30 – 40kg | 360 – 480g |
| 40 – 50kg | 480 – 600g |
| 50 – 60kg | 600 – 720g |
| 60kg+ | 720g+ |
| Ensure fresh drinking water is available at all times |
| The recommended daily amount should be split into two meals, ideally one in the morning and one in the evening |
| The daily amounts provided are only a guide since requirements will vary according to a number of factors such as activity, age & breed. Monitor your dog’s weight and use your own judgement |
| Puppy Feeding Guide | |
| Weight of Puppy | Daily Feed Amount |
| 1 – 2kg | 25 – 50g |
| 2 – 3kg | 50 – 75g |
| 3 – 5kg | 75 – 125g |
| 5 – 10kg | 125 – 250g |
| 10 – 20kg | 250 – 500g |
| 20 – 30kg | 500 – 750g |
| 30 – 40kg | 750 – 1000g |
| Puppy Feeding Guide – Daily Amounts & Frequency | ||||
| Up to 4 months old | 4 times a day | Divide the daily amount of food shown above into the number of feeds according to your puppy’s age. | ||
| 4 – 6 months old | 3 times a day | |||
| 6 months old | Twice a day | |||
| Quantity | 1 x 2.5kg Bag, 2 x 2.5kg Bag, 4 x 2.5kg Bag |
|---|---|
| Ingredients | Duck 50%, Sweet Potato 31%, Beet Pulp, Linseed Oil, Rapeseed Oil, Vitamins & Minerals, Carrot, Apple, Blueberry, Seaweed |
| Ingredients' | Fennel Seed, FOS, Sage Leaf, Thyme, Nettle, Oregano, Yucca Extract, Glucosamine, Chondroitin Sulphate, Green Lipped Mussel |
| Analysis | Protein 35%, Fat 10%, Fibre 5%, Ash 11% |
| Vitamins | Vitamin A 15,000 iu/kg, Vitamin B1 (Thiamine) 3mg/kg, Vitamin B12 40 mcg/kg, Vitamin B2 (Riboflavin) 8mg/kg, Vitamin B6 5mg/kg, Vitamin C 50mg/kg, Vitamin D3 2,000 iu/kg, Vitamin E 50iu/kg, Vitamin K 2mg/kg |
| Trace Elements | Zinc 100mg/kg, Manganese 80mg/kg, Copper 20mg/kg, Iron 30mg/kg, Calcium 1.5%, Phosphorus 1% |
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Stephen Walker –
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ZoeBateman (verified owner) –
My puppy has moved onto the cold pressed now and he absolutely loves it – we alternate with the lamb version. He enjoys it so much I can use it for training as well – first time I have been able to use kibble as a training treat!! He is sensitive to beef and chicken so it is great to have a fantastic quality, non-chicken based kibble. Keep up the good work!
Stefanie Minns –
This was recommended to me as being single, novel protein and low fat. “Novel” because duck’s not that commonly fed and it is 10% fat, the magic number for dogs with conditions like pancreatitis.
It is cold-pressed and that means it still retains a lot of its natural nutrients. But the most important thing for me was the fact that, being cold-pressed, it doesn’t swell in the stomach, it dissolves. And, when you’ve got a pet with a poorly tummy, that can make a huge difference with pain and nausea from “fullness”.
I cannot recommend this product highly enough for anyone wishing to feed a dry diet to their dog.
Stefanie Minns –
This was recommended to me as being single, novel protein and low fat. “Novel” because duck’s not that commonly fed and it is 10% fat, the magic number for dogs with conditions like pancreatitis.
It is cold-pressed and that means it still retains a lot of its natural nutrients. But the most important thing for me was the fact that, being cold-pressed, it doesn’t swell in the stomach, it dissolves. And, when you’ve got a pet with a poorly tummy, that can make a huge difference with pain and nausea from “fullness”.
I cannot recommend this product highly enough for anyone wishing to feed a dry diet to their dog.
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