Manufactures Description:

Petalicious Chicken and rabbit RAW pet food is made only from fresh UK Chickens and rabbits including bones and offal with added rabbit fur.

Chicken and Rabbit is not only a tasty option its a nutritionally balanced meal for your pets.

Rabbit is low in fat but high in protein which again is good for pets that need to keep an eye on their weight.

With the added benefits of high calcium and phosphorous for healthier bones from chicken carcass.

Sold in 

500g Tubes,

1 kilogram Blocks 

1 kilogram Slices.

Nutrition:

Contains:

80% Chicken and rabbit meat.
10% Chicken carcass and rabbit bones.
10% Chicken and Rabbit offal.

Analytical constituents:

75.7% moisture
12.8% protein
4.5% ash
6.3% total fat
0.9% crude fibre

Feeding Guide:

Puppy:

Puppies need plenty of energy to support healthy growth and development. This means that many puppies will require 5-10% of their body weight to be fed in raw food per day.

The amount of food needed gradually reduces, reaching around 5% of their bodyweight by 6 months of age with a view to reaching the adult maintenance level of 2-3% of their body weight. Move to adult food at 12 months old.

Adult Dog:

For an adult dog, we advise feeding between 2% to 3% of their body weight per day of healthy, raw food. For example an adult dog weighing 10kg may require 200g - 300g per day.

When calculating how much raw food for your dog, remember All dogs are individuals some need a little less and some need more. Consider their size, energy levels, how active they are and how stressed they may be. 

Kittens:

Kittens can’t eat as much as adult cats at one time, so you may want to consider feeding them smaller meals more often instead of a few larger meals. They need all of the nutrients they can get to maintain their energy levels and keep up with their daily activities.

Here is a general guide for feeding raw food to your kitten:

• 2-4 months old: 10%-13% of their current body weight (in pounds) per day

• 4-8 months old: 6%-10% of their current body weight (in pounds) per day

• 8-12 months old: 3%-6% of their current body weight (in pounds) per day

Adult Cats:

As they become adults, cats’ metabolism tends to slow down. You may notice that your cat is spending more time napping in the sun, only getting up to eat and occasionally play. Some cats may retain their energy, but others tend to turn into  sun-spot chasers as they get older.

Here is a general guide for feeding adult cats:

• Cats at their ideal weight: 2%-2.5% of their current body weight (in pounds) per day

• Less active, senior, overweight cats: 1.5% of their current body weight (in pounds) per day

• Active, underweight cats: 3% of their current body weight (in pounds) per day

Additional Information:

Hygiene around pet food:

• hands should be washed with soap and hot water immediately after handling and preparing any raw pet food or treats

• pet food and treats should be stored and defrosted away from where human food is stored and prepared

• clean and disinfect all surfaces that the raw pet food touched, such as microwaves, work surfaces, storage containers and utensils like knives, forks and bowls

Safe storage and handling of raw pet food:

• freeze raw pet food until it is required

• use a dedicated container for storage

• keep raw pet food away from other food in the refrigerator or freezer

• defrost frozen pet foods away from other food, food preparation surfaces and equipment

• throw away any raw pet food that is not eaten as soon as reasonably practical