Complete nutrition made from only fresh, unprocessed ingredients, fish oil and yeast, without chicken. Wolfork Pregnant & Nursing Chicken-Free supports mother and pups through the most demanding phase: extra protein and energy for increased nutritional needs, DHA from fish oil for brain and eyesight development, and calcium and vitamin D for a strong skeleton, in the pups and in her. No grains or other nonsense, just unprocessed food, the way it should be.
№3 Pregnant & Lactating Complete | Chicken-Free
Price:
€53,95
€26,97 per bag
Weight of burgers:
Amount: 2 bags
NOTE: approx. 2 bags per freezer drawer
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What's in it?
Complete dog food
Beef
We use both (muscle) meat and organs because together they contain all the essential nutrients that benefit a dog's health. This includes supporting healthy skin and coat, healthy blood values & muscle function, and healthy eyes and skin.
Turkey
Turkey supports bodily functions in the same way as chicken, such as supporting muscle function and the health of the heart and eyes. However, turkey has a completely different diet than chicken, which means turkey meat generally doesn't trigger allergic symptoms in dogs.
Lamb
Lamb is a good source of protein. Like chicken and beef, the nutrients in lamb contribute to supporting many of a dog's bodily functions. This includes contributing to a shiny coat, supporting muscle function, and the health of the heart and eyes.
Venison
Venison has an optimal ratio of Omega-3 to Omega-6 fatty acids, which are essential for a balanced diet for dogs. The remaining nutrients from muscle and organ meat contribute to muscle function, brain health, and a shiny coat. Venison is also very healthy and high quality, as deer in the wild eat purely.
Yeast
The high quality brewer's yeast we use in our products is packed with nutrients that play an important role in promoting the health of a dog's skin and coat. It also supports the immune system, as the probiotics help balance the gut flora and the vitamins stimulate metabolism.
Seaweed
The organic seaweed we use is top quality and sourced from Dutch soil. It's considered a superfood and plays a major role in your dog's overall immunity. Seaweed contributes to brain and nerve function and supports healthy digestion. It also provides a nice, shiny coat and healthy skin as additional health benefits.
Fish oil
In all our recipes, we balance the fatty acid ratio and essential omega-3 fatty acid content through the addition of fish oil. Our fish oil is produced in Germany and is fully derived from wild-caught fish. Fat oxidation is prevented through proper handling and the addition of natural antioxidants in the form of tocopherols.
Blueberries
The nutrients in blueberries offer several health benefits. They particularly contribute to brain health and improving cognitive function. Because they contain many antioxidants, they also help prevent inflammation and contribute to protecting your dog against cancer.
Carrot
Carrots offer many nutritional benefits. First, they're packed with soluble fiber, which helps balance blood sugar levels, positively affects gut health, and supports firmer stools. In addition, the nutrients in carrots contribute to the normal function and development of the eyes, skin, and coat.
Spinach
Spinach is very healthy for dogs due to its high fiber content. It contributes to good bowel movements and firmer stools. Additionally, the nutrients in spinach help support a healthy immune system and improve blood circulation.
Broccoli
Broccoli is a highly nutritious vegetable that contributes to the health of a dog's bones, heart, and immune system. It can even help protect your dog against cancer. It has an anti-inflammatory effect that may help prevent arthritis.
Apple
The vitamins and antioxidants in apples are associated with supporting dogs with degenerative conditions such as hip dysplasia. The acid in apples helps keep your dog's teeth clean and freshens breath. The nutrients in apples also contribute to stomach and gut health and a shiny skin and coat.
Cranberries
Cranberries are considered a superfood and play a major role in fighting off illness and combating infections. They also help lower cholesterol and blood pressure, reducing the risk of cardiovascular disease. Lastly, cranberries support the digestive system and can help prevent gastrointestinal issues.
Especially for pregnant & lactating dogs
Everything for mother and puppies
You will notice this, week by week
The transition to Wolfork works from the inside out. You will see some changes after just a few days, while others develop over the weeks. This is what you can expect, step by step.
Week 1
The system is getting used to the new food. You will see firmer stools & less flatulence. Because of the moisture, your dog stays better hydrated.
Week 2
The first effects on energy are becoming visible. Many dogs become more enthusiastic around mealtime and more lively. In sensitive dogs, allergy symptoms often decrease.
Week 3
Now the effect on the condition is becoming clear. A more natural weight is slowly coming within reach. The coat is visibly fuller and starting to shine more.
Week 4
The long-term benefits are becoming noticeable. Chewing makes the teeth cleaner and the breath fresher. Many owners report fewer recurring ear infections.
After 2 months
After a few weeks, you will see the complete picture. A stable weight, shiny coat, and healthy digestion. A dog that is visibly feeling better in its own skin.
Here's how it works
1
Order
Ordered before 12:00 PM today, delivered to your home the next working day between 5:00 PM and 10:30 PM.
2
In the freezer
Place the food directly in the freezer upon receipt. 2 bags per freezer drawer.
3
Thaw and serve
Burgers from freezer to fridge 6 hours before serving. Serve directly from the fridge.
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