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SKU: CGV0C 5344789
Price: 24.49 USD
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Hungry Hunter Frozen Puppy Food - Chicken

Original price was: $34.99.Current price is: $24.49.

SKU: CGV0C 5344789 Categories: Food, Fresh & Frozen Food

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DESCRIPTION

Hungry Hunter Chicken Puppy Food offers perfectly balanced, highly digestible raw meals formulated for puppies. Hungry Hunter raw meals contain the correct ratios of meat, bone, organ meat and fruit and vegetables that closely resemble a species appropriate diet. You can be sure that your pet is eating the freshest, best tasting raw pet food when you choose our raw. All of our meals are formulated to meet the nutritional requirements established by AAFCO. Feed with confidence knowing your pet is eating a complete and balanced natural raw diet. Hungry Hunter sources all of our ingredients from federally inspected suppliers and prepared in a HACCP Certified facility. We also only use human-grade meats, with no added hormones or antibiotics. You can be sure that your pet is eating the freshest, best tasting raw pet food when you choose our raw.

Key Benefits:

Made with Ontario Free Range Chicken and pasture-raised beef

Raw

Freshly Ground

Nutrient-rich beef organ meat

Tasty and nutritious meal choice

High protein, low fat, naturally low in carbohydrates

Better breath, cleaner teeth, less shedding, silky coat, less poop, more energy, healthier and happier pet.

Item Number: 5344789
Brand: Hungry Hunter
Food Type: Frozen Raw Food/Raw Puppy Food
Breed Size: All Sizes and Breeds of Puppies
Life Stage: Puppy (0-12 Months)
Nutritional Option: Raw, High Protein, Grain Free
Health Consideration: Color Enhancement, Constipation, Dehydration, Diarrhea, Eye Care, General Health, Sensitive Stomach, Shed Control, Skin & Coat, Weight Control, Shiny Coat, Odor Control, Urinary Tract, Bladder, Kidney, Thyroid, Gastrointestinal, Hypoallergenic, Mobility, Liver, Vision, Diabetic, Aging, Cardiac, Brain Development, Muscle Tone, Gestation Support, Weaning, Satiety, Digestive Care, Stress & Anxiety Relief, Immune System, Hot Spots, Wound Care, Pain Relief, , Active, Lactation Support, Spayed/Neutered, Indoor Diet
Flavor: Chicken
Weight: 8 lb (3.6 kg)

NUTRITIONAL INFORMATION

Ingredients:
Chicken (Meat And Bones), Beef Heart, Beef Spleen, Pumpkin, Carrot, Beef Liver, Spinach, Blueberries, Cranberries, Beef Kidney, Hemp Seed Oil, Probiotics And Brewer Yeast, Salt, Kelp, Zinc Proteinate, Manganese Proteinate, Copper Proteinate, Vitamin E

Guaranteed Analysis:

Protein/ Proteine: 16%

Fat/ Gras: 8%

Moisture/ Humidite: 71%

Carbohydrates / Hydrates de carbone: 2%

Fiber/ Fibre: 1%

Calcium: 0.65%

Phosphorus/Phosphore: 0.45%

Caloric Content: Calorie (kcal): 145 per 100g fed

FEEDING 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.

0-2 months: feed 10% of body weight

3-5 months: feed 7% of body weight

6-9 months: feed 4% of body weight

10-12 months: feed 2-3% of body weight

% of puppies weight changes but the total amount of food should stay the same, for example :

Expected Adult Weight 50 lb = 1 lb of food

2 months 10 – 10% = 1 lb food

6 months 25 lb – 4% = 1 lb food

We recommend feeding 3 meals daily until 6 months of age because they are growing rapidly and need a more constant supply of calories than a full-grown dog. If your puppy seems to be excessively hungry at mealtime and a little on the lean side, the best thing to do is to feed a little more. If you are noticing an increase in body condition score, or an excessively pudgy puppy, reduce a little. Obesity in a puppy is just as harmful as malnutrition.

Transition Instructions:
For puppies, it’s best to start with a gradual transition. Slowing start adding raw food to their current meal over the course of 7 days.

Day 1-2 : 25% raw, 75% kibble

Day 3-4 : 50% raw, 50% kibble

Day 5-6 : 75% raw, 25% kibble

Day 7: 100% raw

Serve first raw meal at room temperature. Food that is icy cold from the refrigerator could cause your pet to vomit. Waiting for food to warm also enhances the food aromas. Do not leave food out for more than 20 minutes. For fussy eaters enhance food aromas by lightly searing the food in a pan. This can encourage even the fussiest of eaters.