Description
Tripe and rabbit dog food leads with tripe here, at 70% of the whole mix. The rest is made up of 20% rabbit with bone and 10% rabbit offal. Crude protein sits around 15.7%. Moisture runs close to 65%. Those figures put this firmly in complete-meal territory, rather than a lean topper.
Rabbit is the part worth noting if your dog needs a genuine change of protein. It rarely appears in supermarket food, or in most everyday raw ranges either. That makes it useful for a sensitivity trial. It also helps for simply widening a raw rotation beyond chicken and beef. Tripe alongside it does the heavy lifting on flavour. It’s one of the ingredients raw feeders rate most highly for winning over a reluctant eater. Even fussier dogs who normally pick around their bowl tend to respond well to it.
What makes this tripe and rabbit mince worth trying
- 70% tripe paired with 20% rabbit, a genuinely uncommon protein combination
- Around 15.7% crude protein with high moisture, typical of a complete raw meal
- A useful option for sensitivity trials thanks to rabbit’s novel status
- Tripe’s strong natural appeal helps with fussier eaters
- Finely ground for simple, mess free portioning
Keep this mince frozen until ready to feed, then defrost fully in a sealed container away from other food. Wash hands, bowls and surfaces thoroughly afterwards, and feed under supervision at 2 to 3% of body weight for adults over 12 months. Always make sure fresh water is available too.
Because rabbit is still uncommon on the shelf, introduce this tripe and rabbit dog food gradually. Do it alongside a food your dog already knows well. Our raw food range has more novel proteins worth exploring once this one settles in. So there is always something new to try next.
