BARF SET FOR PUPPIES with Lamb
In nature, there is no special puppy food. Young animals eat essentially the same thing as adult animals, just relatively more (4-6% of their body weight as a daily ration).
We recommend paying attention to "oral tolerance" when feeding puppies. This means allowing the puppy to become accustomed to different protein sources. Therefore, you feed the same type of meat for several consecutive days. This is said to help prevent allergies. For this reason, our BARF sets for puppies only offer one type of meat. You can find Foggi's BARF sets for puppies with other meat types here.
The BARF PUPPY SET "Lamb" weighs approximately 14.5kg and is suitable for puppies aged between 2-6 months.
A puppy's daily ration is approximately 4-6% of its body weight (see table below).
IMPORTANT: Every puppy grows at a different rate (growth spurts). If your puppy is getting too thin, you need to feed it more. If it's getting too fat, feed it less. We can't give general guidelines here. You need to keep an eye on how your puppy is developing.
| PUPPY 2-6 MONTHS |
AMOUNT OF FOOD PER DAY |
| approx. 3 kg |
approx. 120g-180g |
| approx. 4 kg |
approx. 160g-240g |
| approx. 5 kg |
approx. 200g-300g |
| approx. 10 kg |
approx. 400g-600g |
| approx. 15 kg |
approx. 600g-900g |
| approx. 20 kg |
approx. 800g-1200g |
| approx. 25 kg |
approx. 1000g-1500g |
| approx. 30 kg |
approx. 1200g-1800g |
TYPES OF MEAT:
+ Finely minced fruit and vegetables
CONTENTS:
approx. 14.5 kg
DRY TREATS:
1 x 250g Lamb Burger
FROZEN MEAT:
10 x 500g lamb
5 x 500g Lamb Prey
5 x 500g lamb tripe (mix in - so that the tripe is better tolerated)
4 x 250g lamb offal (mix in - too much offal can cause diarrhea)
15 x 200g 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.
