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DARF Raw Duck with Beef, Lamb & Goat 1kg

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Management number 235143466 Release Date 2026/07/02 List Price $2.70 Model Number 235143466
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DARF Raw Duck with Beef, Lamb & Goat 1kg

This raw food mix contains Duck, Beef, Lamb and Goat, and includes muscle meat, organ, and ground bone. The mixture of different proteins helps to promote nutritional balance across your dog's diet.

  • Duck is a lean source of high quality protein, rich in iron, zinc, selenium and, B Vitamins. It’s also high in Omega’s 3 and 6.
  • Beef is packed with protein and is a great source of Iron, Selenium, Zinc and Vitamins B12, B3 and B6. It helps dogs to build muscle and has healthy fats which promote healthy skin and coat.
  • Lamb is rich in essential nutrients, minerals, and vitamins. Lamb contains zinc which helps to boost the immune system. It is also a great source of healthy fats.
  • Goat is very high in protein while also being a very lean meat. It's rich in iron, selenium, and copper among other essential nutrients. Goat also has a strong flavour that dogs enjoy.

Ingredients:

50% Duck, 20% Beef, 15% Lamb, 15% Goat

Including 70% Muscle Meat, 20% Bone, 10% Organ

Nutritional Analysis:

Moisture: 65.1%
Protein: 16.2%
Fat: 12.6%
Fiber: 3.7%
Crude ash: 3.9%
Calcium: 0.89%
Phosphorus: 0.48%

Energy: 178.2

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