K9 Natural Chicken Feast Freeze-Dried Dog Food

$52.99

$52.99 $52.99

Our complete and balanced Freeze-Dried New Zealand Chicken Feast contains 94% Cage-Free Chicken and Organs with New Zealand Green Mussels, Flaxseed Flakes, Vegetables, Oils, Kelp, Vitamins, and Minerals in support of your dog's whole-body health.

Energy and taste your dog will love.

Supports Joint and Muscle Health
Supports Digestive and Immune Health
Supports Skin and Coat Health
No Grain, Wheat, Corn, Soy, Cereals, or Fillers
No Artificial Preservatives, Colours, or Flavours

Ingredients

Chicken, Chicken Liver, Flaxseed Flakes, Hoki Oil, Carrot, New Zealand Green Mussel, Pumpkin, Broccoli, Dried Kelp, Dipotassium Phosphate, Vitamin E Supplement, Salt, Minerals (Zinc Proteinate, Iron Proteinate, Magnesium Oxide, Selenium Yeast, Copper Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate), Vitamins (Thiamine Mononitrate, Beta-Carotene, Folic Acid, Vitamin D3 Supplement).

Guaranteed Analysis

Minimum Crude Protein:48%
Minimum Crude Fat:34%
Maximum Crude Fibre:2%
Maximum Moisture:8%
Minimum Omega 3:0.28%

Freeze-Dried Feeding Guide

Freeze-Dried food delivers complete and balanced nutrition in its most concentrated form. It can be fed on its own as a complete and balanced meal*, or added to your dog’s existing food to boost nutrition and flavor. This guide will help you understand how much Freeze-Dried food to feed, how to serve correctly, and how to confidently transition your dog, whether fed on its own or as part of a mixed feeding approach.

Feed as a complete & balanced meal*

K9 Natural Freeze-Dried Feasts can be served dry, or rehydrated by adding warm water.

For rehydration, we recommend mixing a ratio of 1 cup of food to ¼ cup of water. Warm water should feel comfortable when tested on the back of your hand.

Feed as a tasty topper

Sprinkle K9 Natural Freeze-Dried over your dog’s usual meal to increase nutrient content and enhance taste.

Topping is a simple way to introduce freeze-dried nutrition to see how it works for you and your dog.

Every dog is different. Body condition, not the bowl, is the best guide for what is right for your pet. We recommend regularly monitoring your dog’s weight and condition, and adjusting feeding amounts if you notice any significant change over time.