Duck Dinner Carton – 4 lb (11 reviews )
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Duck Dinner Carton – 4 lb
Duck contains all 10 essential amino acids required by dogs and is also a rich source of iron, zinc, copper and selenium. An excellent protein with a slightly wilder taste than chicken or turkey, blended with the nutritious blend of fruit and vegetables, your dog is sure to love Duck Dinner.
- Complete and balanced for all life stages
- Hormone & Antibiotic Free
SKU: 627818000031
Product Code: DD4C
INGREDIENTS Duck Dinner:
Duck (meat and bone), Beef heart,Beef liver, Beef spleen, Beef kidney, Spinach, Zucchini, Broccoli, Cranberries, Blueberries, Barley grass, Wheat grass, Kelp, Zinc proteinate, Manganese proteinate, Copper proteinate, Vitamin E
INGRÉDIENTS:
Canard (viande et os), cœur de bœuf, foie de boeuf, rate de boeuf, rein de boeuf, épinard, zucchini, brocoli, canneberges, bleuets, herbe d’orge, herbe de blé, varech, protéinate de zinc, protéinate de manganèse, protéinate de cuivre, vitamine E.
$24.99
Duck Dinner Main Nutrient
Analysis shown per 100g as fed
- Calories(min)
- 170 kcal
- Protein/Protéine(min)
- 15%
- Fat/Lipides(min)
- 11%
- Carbs/Glucides(max)
- 3%
- Fiber/Fibre(max)
- 0.5%
- Moisture/Humidité(max)
- 66%
- Calcium(min)
- 0.70%
- Phosphorus/Phosphore(min)
- 0.55%
Recommended Supplements
We recommend adding one of the following Thrive oils for omega-3s:
Thrive Herring Oil - 1LThrive Salmon Oil - 500mlThrive Hemp Seed Oil - 500 mL
Duck Dinner Analysis shown per 100g as fed
Potassium (g) 0.33
Sodium (g) 0.09
Magnesium (mg) 40.3
Iron (mg) 3.8
Iodine (mcg) 71.3
Copper (mg) 0.60
Manganese (mg) 0.41
Selenium (mcg) 20.6
Zinc (mg) 3.4
Vitamin A (IU) 1323.7
Thiamine (mg) 0.08
Riboflavin (mg) 0.51
Pantothenic Acid (mg) 1.05
Niacin (mg) 3.7
Pyridoxine (mg) 0.20
Cobalamine (mcg) 6.5
Folate (mcg) 60.5
Vitamin D (mcg) 1.6
Vitamin E (mg) 1.5
Linoleic Acid (g) 0.9
Alpha-linolenic Acid(g) 0.1
Eicosapentaenoic Acid(g) <0.1
Docosahexaenoic Acid(g) <0.1
Arachidonic Acid(g) <0.1
Oleic Acid (g) 5.6
Arginine (g) 0.54
Methionine+ Cystine(g) 1.0
Histidine (g) 0.18
Isoleucine (g) 0.23
Leucine (g) 0.60
Lysine (g) 0.49
Phenylalanine+ Tyrosine(g) 0.66
Taurine (g) 0.02
Threonine (g) 0.30
Valine (g) 0.33
At Big Country Raw, our goal is to use real, fresh ingredients as much as possible! Because of this, we have to account variability in our raw ingredients, including seasonal and supply variation. The value we share take that variability into account, and because of that, we test our ingredients and recipes regularly.
Big Country Raw Dinner Recipes for dogs and puppies provide complete and balanced nutrition for pets, substantiated by an extended AAFCO Feeding Trial. Recipes are formulated to meet the nutrient requirements suggested by The Nutrient Requirement for Dogs by the National Research Council (NRC) and follow the Minimal Requirement (Amount / 1000kcal for growing puppies after weaning and adult dogs). The addition of an Omega-3 Fatty Acid, such as Thrive Herring Oil, Salmon Oil, or Hemp Seed Oil (with the exception of Fish Dinner), is recommended to be added for their beneficial impact on overall health, especially for growing puppies.
Dinner Feeding Guide
We recommend adding a Thrive® Oil to Big Country Raw Dinners.
Add Thrive® Herring Oil (the popular choice) or alternatively Thrive® Hemp Seed Oil (plant-based option) for Omega-3 Fatty Acids. Omega-3 Fatty Acids may improve the shine and luster of the coat, reduce inflammation and aid in the absorption and distribution of essential nutrients.
SAFE RAW FOOD HANDLING INSTRUCTIONS:
- Keep food frozen and thaw in refrigerator until ready to use.
- Raw food must be used within 3 days after thawing
- Return unused food back to the refrigerator after serving.
- Serve in stainless steel or ceramic dishes.
- Wash all work surfaces, utensils, serving spoons and hands with hot water & soap after handling raw meat & poultry.
Brian –
Our boxer Penny definitely has this one in her top 3. As soon as I open the package, she won’t leave my side until I put it down for her. Highly recommend.
roberta.james1 –
Another favourite of my dogs. Tasty and they always lick their bowls clean.
Emily –
Duck is another protein I keep in my girl’s rotation and she loves it!
Jennifer –
Duck dinners are a favourite – the bowl is licked clean!
Kelly M –
We recently added duck into the rotation and our mini Aussie loves it!
UNDER MY WING – Pug Rescue (verified owner) –
Duck dinner is a favorite in my house.
AudreyandLaika –
La meilleures nourriture au monde !!! La seul que je fais 100 % confiance côté qualité et % d’os, car ma cocotte étant sensible, je dois faire attention ! Mais avec BCR plus aucun problème
Nicia Montminy –
I have added Duck into my cat’s 5 protein rotation and she loves it. I decided to add an alternative to chicken into her meals and she loves the change once in a while.
Hélène Clocher –
Notre Lhassa Apso, Jack, 8 ans, vient tout juste d’être sensibilisé à la viande crue!.. Et, j’avoue que le dîner de canard est de loin son préféré!..
D’autant plus qu’il souffre d’une allergie de la peau, d’origine inconnue..! Nous savons tous que le canard est hypoallergenique!..
Alors, bravo pour la recette!..
Daniel Lavoie –
When talking about rotating food … what is the rotation pattern?( Can we rotate 2 or 3 of your products within the same week ?) we just started our Shorky to duck and she love it .. she was on kibble before and had trouble to feed her. She is 2 years old. What else we have to give her with raw food ?
Linda Vandervliet (verified owner) –
Hi Daniel,
Provided your dog can tolerate it, you can feed as many proteins in the same meal as you like. The more protein variety, the better.
Jennifer Dunham (verified owner) –
My girl absolutely loves your dinners. Thank You!