BARF RABBIT for ALLERGIC DOGS
If a dog suffers from an allergy, many veterinarians recommend a so-called "elimination diet".
For this purpose, one usually uses "protein sources" that the dog has not yet had in its food bowl, such as venison, horse, rabbit, lamb, etc.
One of these new "protein sources" is tested for approximately 2-3 weeks. If the dog shows no symptoms, the new type of meat can be used regularly as food.
The BARF SET "RABBIT" comprises approximately 13.5kg and is suitable for allergic dogs that can tolerate rabbit meat.
The daily ration of an adult dog is normally 2-3% of its body weight (see table below):
| DOG WEIGHT |
AMOUNT OF FOOD PER DAY |
| approx. 5 kg |
approx. 100g-150g |
| approx. 10 kg |
approx. 200g-300g |
| approx. 15 kg |
approx. 300g-450g |
| approx. 20 kg |
approx. 400g-600g |
| approx. 25 kg |
approx. 500g-750g |
| approx. 30 kg |
approx. 600g-900g |
| approx. 35 kg |
approx. 700g-1000g |
| approx. 40 kg |
approx. 800g-1200g |
TYPES OF MEAT:
+ Pureed fruit and vegetables
CONTENTS:
approx. 13.5kg
DRY TREATS:
1 x 10 dried rabbit ears
FROZEN MEAT:
15 x 500g Rabbit Prey
10 x 250g rabbit fillet
10 x 200g minced fruit and vegetables
ATTENTION: Shipping costs of EUR 12 will be charged for this set!
The entire delivery comes in a high-quality insulated box, which you must please return to us.
*The BARF ration can be supplemented with additional foods such as eggs, honey, herbs, dairy products, fat, oils, etc.
Always mix in offal and bones/cartilage and spread it out over several days. Too much offal can cause diarrhea. Too many bones/cartilage can make your dog's stool too firm.
