Chicken, Lamb, Beef and/or Pork (includes meat, finely ground bones and offal), Carrots, Apples, Salmon Frames, Yoghurt, Whole Eggs, Spinach and/or Silverbeet, Oranges, Cabbage, Alfalfa, Dehydrated Kelp, Flaxseed, Celery, Garlic, plus other assorted seasonal vegetables and /or fruits
Typical Analysis
| Crude protein (as fed) | 13% |
| Crude Fat (as fed) | 15.5% |
| Fibre (DM) | 2% |
| Salt (DM) | 1% |
| Calcium (DM) | 1.8% |
| Phosphorus (DM) | 1.1% |
Australian lamb is pasture raised. In terms of being either a red or white meat, it is very much a ‘fence-sitter. This means Doctor B’s Lamb Recipe BARF is a good choice in most situations; it is an excellent ‘all-rounder.’
It is complete and balanced for all life stages and is high in energy. It has high levels of Conjugated Linoleic Acid together with an excellent balance of Omega 6:3 Essential Fatty acids. This combination has excellent anti-inflammatory properties for degenerative conditions.
Good for:
- all life stages, especially active dogs, growing small breed pups and lactating females
- underweight animals
Not so good for:
- dogs requiring a low fat diet e.g. chronic pancreatitis or restricted calorie diet e.g. for weight loss
