Our complete barf menu beef

Grated coconut and Himalayan salt brine are added to the menu - a healthy supplement.

A delicious complete beef barf menu with all the important ingredients in a balanced in a balanced ratio. Herbs or other additives, such as such as green-lipped mussel extracts, have been left out so that you decide for yourself what and how much your dog or cat should get. your dog or cat should get. Because every animal has different needs.

In addition, a nice raw meat bone should be given 2 - 3 times a week, e.g. veal breast bone, should be fed 2 - 3 times a week so that your dog also has something something to chew and clean its teeth. In addition valuable calcium and other healthy nutrients for the musculoskeletal system. musculoskeletal system. The rump is cartilaginous and also provides calcium also provides calcium, but it cannot be compared with a real comparable to a real raw meat bone. The problem here is simply that a grinder or cutter (the Barf complete menus are cuttered) cannot handle bones from beef. As our complete barf menus are minced, we recommend feeding whole bones in addition. Depending on the dog dog 2 - 3 times a week for teeth cleaning. If your dog tends to tend to swallow larger pieces of bone too soon, please make sure that you give him a larger bone that you can put aside you can put aside soon enough if necessary.

The fat content of the complete menus from our barf shop can be supplemented with other fats. be supplemented. Up to 20 % as a daily ration is permitted. Especially if you are very active with your dog. Why? The dog draws energy from fat. If too little fat is available, the protein is used protein is used to generate energy. However, this metabolic process (if this happens in the long term) puts a strain on the kidneys. This may be the reason why it is often said that barfing is bad for the kidneys kidneys: Because the dog's diet is too low in fat. If a diet, the total amount of food should be reduced. should be reduced. You can supplement the barf-ready meals with pure beef fat or oils. or oils. Goose fat or a knob of good butter can also be added from time to time. sometimes.

As a food supplement, salmon oil should be given daily as a omega-3 fatty acid supplier should be added fresh to the barf menu. And seaweed meal 2-3 times a week as a source of iodine. To vitamin D supply, please feed sea fish 2-3 times a week, e.g. seaweed meal. fish, e.g. salmon, mackerel or sprats, or add cod liver oil 2-3 times a week to the complete barf menu.