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Turkey - Working Dog
Turkey - Working Dog
A complete and balanced Working Dog food for ADULT Working & Active dogs. Cold pressed & nutritious - this recipe has been scientifically crafted with your dog in mind.
Try before you buy with a Sample Box!
Try before you buy with a Sample Box!
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Description
Rùn’s first 'Working Dog' recipe, our Adult Turkey has been carefully formulated to provide the best possible nutrition for Adult Working & Active dogs.
This recipe is grain-free and uses single-source-animal-protein, ensuring a very gentle product that’s ideal for sensitive tummies. We don’t use any hidden oils/fats, so you won’t find any Chicken or Fish lurking in our Turkey recipe!
With perfectly tailored Crude Protein and fat levels, great care has gone into choosing the exact amount of animal and plant proteins, including our very careful inclusion of Turkey Protein Peptides (a very concentrated form of protein, that is extra easy for fuzzy tummies to absorb and process). Our wonderful nutritionist uses the very latest scientific research in all of her recipe formulations.
Info
How to get the most out of your premium cold pressed dog food:
- Switching from another brand or food type? Don’t rush. Tummies need a little time to get used to all the natural and yummy ingredients. 10-14 days to switch is ideal.
- Don’t worry if your dog seems hungrier between meals at the start. It’s because our food won’t expand in their tummies, which is a good thing. It’ll settle as they adjust to their healthy, new diet.
- Feed your way – dry or moist. Our dogs love a little warm water stirred in!
- Are you raw feeding or thinking of trying it? Cold pressed food is totally compatible with raw.
- Got a good dog? Well of course you do!! Why not weigh out some powder from the bottom of the bag and make a lovely gravy with a little warm water – such a treat.
- Store in a cool dry place. And ensure fresh, clean drinking water is available at all times.
Nutritional Info
Turkey Ingredients 41% (Dried Ground Turkey 30%, Turkey Fat 7%, Hydrolysed Turkey 4%), Tapioca 20%, Sweet Potato 17%, Pea Starch Flour 15%, Beet Pulp, Pea Fiber, Seaweed, Dry Kale, Green Lipped Mussel Powder, Glucosamine (400 mg/kg), Chondroitin (300 mg/kg), Amino Acids (DL Methionine), Carnitine, Yeasts and parts thereof (including Mannanoligosaccharides; Prebiotic MOS), Yucca Shidigera, Chicory Root Extract (as a source of Prebiotic Fructo-oligosaccharides and Inulin), Rosemary Extract, Natural Antioxidants (mix of Vitamin E and Rosemary Extracts).
Crude Protein 25%, Crude Fat 12%,
Crude Fibre 4%, Raw Ash 7%,
Moisture 8%, Calcium 1.5%,
Phosphorus 1.1%
Monocalcium Phosphate (10g/kg),
Calcium Iodate Anhydrous (1.5mg/kg),
Sodium Selenite (0.1mg/kg),
Iron (II) Sulphate Monohydrate (80mg/kg),
Copper (II) Sulphate Pentahydrate (8mg/kg),
Zinc Sulphate Monohydrate (60mg/kg),
Manganous Sulphate Monohydrate (10mg/kg).
Vitamin A - Retinyl Acetate (15000 IU/kg),
Vitamin D3-Cholecalciferol (700 IU/kg),
Vitamin E-Alpha Tocopherol Acetate,
Vitamin B1,
Thiamine,
Riboflavin,
Vitamin B6,
Vitamin B12,
Niacin,
Calcium Pantothenate,
Folic Acid,
Biotin (0.15mg/kg),
Vitamin C,
Choline Chloride.
Feeding Guide
*Please note that amount shown is intended as a guide
Customer Reviews
Tried this as it is similar to previous cold pressed brand. Unfortunately only this flavour that has the green lipped muscle in it. Poop has changed to firm pellets which is unusual for my dog.
He seems to like it and I've not noticed any down sides
Our daxy seems to really enjoy this
We switched over to run working dog turkey as my working cocker spaniel pup kept getting bad tummies from his food. So far after weaning him on slowly with a starter pack he has been great and we have since ordered the 12.5kg bag. He never once turns his nose up at his food now and is thriving.
My spaniel has been through many different foods, all of which she has eventually refused. She loved Run straight away and, so far, is still into it!
I got introduced to rùn at the scone game fair and thought I’d give it a ago. The dogs seem to love it which is always a good start.