Lamb Dinner Carton – 4 lb (9 reviews )
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Lamb Dinner Carton – 4 lb
Lamb is great for dogs looking to gain weight or active breeds that have energy to burn because it is high in calories. With fresh lamb tripe, this dinner is a big favourite for dogs big and small and blended with fruits and vegetables, this meal packs a lot of nutrients into the dish!
- Complete and balanced for all life stages
- Hormone & Antibiotic Free
SKU: 627818000055
Product Code: LD4C
INGREDIENTS Lamb Dinner:
Lamb, Lamb Tripe, Lamb heart, Lamb ground bone, Lamb liver, Lamb spleen, Spinach, Zucchini, Broccoli, Cranberries, Blueberries, Calcium phosphate, Calcium carbonate, Barley grass, Wheat grass, Kelp, Zinc proteinate, Manganese proteinate, Copper proteinate, Vitamin E
INGRÉDIENTS:
Agneau, tripe verte d’agneau, cœur d'agneau, os d'agneau broyé, foie d'agneau, rate d'agneau, épinard, zucchini, brocoli, canneberges, bleuets, phosphate de calcium, carbonate de calcium, herbe d’orge, herbe de blé, varech, protéinate de zinc, protéinate de manganèse, protéinate de cuivre, vitamine E.
$29.99
Lamb Dinner Main Nutrient
Analysis shown per 100g as fed
- Calories(min)
- 195 kcal
- Protein/Protéine(min)
- 16%
- Fat/Lipides(min)
- 14%
- Carbs/Glucides(max)
- 2.0%
- Fiber/Fibre(max)
- 0.5%
- Moisture/Humidité(max)
- 65.0%
- Calcium(min)
- 0.50%
- Phosphorus/Phosphore(min)
- 0.50%
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
Lamb Dinner Analysis shown per 100g as fed
Potassium (g) 0.40
Sodium (g) 0.11
Magnesium (mg) 36.0
Iron (mg) 3.5
Iodine (mcg) 106.2
Copper (mg) 1.0
Manganese (mg) 0.59
Selenium (mcg) 16.6
Zinc (mg) 5.1
Vitamin A (IU) 2853.7
Thiamine (mg) 0.11
Riboflavin (mg) 0.39
Pantothenic Acid(mg) 0.80
Niacin (mg) 3.4
Pyridoxine (mg) 0.80
Cobalamine (mcg) 6.5
Folate (mcg) 34.6
Vitamin D (mcg) 0.78
Vitamin E (mg) 1.6
Linoleic Acid (g) 0.39
Alpha-linolenic Acid(g) 0.18
Eicosapentaenoic Acid(g) <0.1
Docosahexaenoic Acid(g) <0.1
Arachidonic Acid (g) <0.1
Oleic Acid (g) 5.4
Arginine (g) 0.62
Methionine+Cystine(g) 0.92
Histidine (g) 0.23
Isoleucine (g) 0.32
Leucine (g) 0.86
Lysine (g) 0.60
Phenylalanine+ Tyrosine(g) 0.90
Taurine (g) 0.09
Threonine (g) 0.41
Valine (g) 0.45
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.
Barbie Wallace –
This is my easy peasy all in one perfect meal! My girl loves the lamb dinner and I love the complete feed. She eats mostly pures but this takes no planning or thinking! I love the thaw, portion and refreeze of all of these raw foods! Perfect balanced meal for her, no thought complete meal for me!!
Jennifer –
A new favourite in my 4-month-old PWDs rotation.
meghaanlee –
This is a great protein to rotate into your dog’s diet if they have poultry sensitivities! It does have a unique smell, but that just makes my dog enjoy it more! (It isn’t a gross smell, just unique)
UNDER MY WING – Pug Rescue (verified owner) –
One the favorite for our pugs with skin issues, they all do very well on the lamb dinner.
F-anny01 –
La recette d’agneau est un incontournable ici. Les deux chiens en raffolent!
charliemcdoge –
This is a great protein and it is the favorite of my dog! I’m so happy to have a lot of choice of protein like the lamb.
Raymond –
When you cook any meat, that’s when you can judge the quality… and when you cook this lamb, you have to open all the windows in the house… it smells sooooo bad ! But both my dogs enjoyed it.
Jimbenedict –
Raymond you should not cook this, dogs can not eat cooked bones.
Kim Castle –
Raymond why would you cook it? Please don’t