Coco & Joe Barf Raw Food For Dogs DUCK ( 300g and 1kg)

COCO & JOE Biological Appropriate Raw Food (BARF) is the convenient natural way to feed your dog and is designed to suit all life stages.• Meaty bone, Skin and meat – We use chicken, meaty bone, duck, lamb, and fish. Our meaty bone and meat are very finely ground.• Pulped vegetables and fruits – We use a variety of leafy vegetables, carrot, pumpkin and fruits.• Whole egg (shell included) – Contains a great number of Amino Acids, Vitamins and Minerals.• Ground flaxseed – Contains Omega-3 essential Fatty Acids and Fibre.• Organ meat – The organ meat we use are fresh, human grade and are beneficial to a natural diet.BENEFITS OF FEEDING• Better Breath and Healthier TeethDog fed on COCO & JOE BARF will probably end up having much-improved breath, with minimal tartar build-up and healthier teeth.• Healthy Skin & CoatYour dog may have a shinier coat and deeper colour. Persistent skin problems may suddenly disappear or improve.• Stronger Immune SystemCOCO & JOE BARF provides your dog with a good balance of nutrients that strengthen the immune system.• Better Digestion & Absorption of NutrientsRaw food contains enzymes that will help your dog break down and utilize food much more effectively.• Stronger Joints and BonesRaw bones helps dogs with joint and mobility issues.• Smaller Stool Volume & Less OdourCOCO & JOE BARF does not contain fillers and reduce in stool volume.• Ease of Maintaining Healthy Body MassIt is easy to adjust the amount you feed, based on your dog’s body condition.FEEDING GUIDE• Adults – Feed 2 to 4% of your dog’s body weight per day• Puppies – Feed 3 to 6 % of your puppy’s body weight per day. Divide the daily amount into 2 to 4 meals.• Bitches in whelp –Monitor your dog’s weight regularly to adjust the amount you feed.COCO&JOE BARF is to be served raw only, do not cook.HOW TO I SWITCH TO COCO&JOE BARF?• Fast switch – This means you can introduce COCO&JOE BARF immediately after you stop your dog’s current diet. Younger dogs do very well with fast switch, but some may require the slow switch.• Slow switch – A dog that has never taken a raw meal is recommended that you introduce the BARF diet slowly.