If we still have to explain that carnivores are meat-eaters, you might not have paid full attention in biology class.
Yet there are meat-eaters who can’t tolerate all types of meat.
They have an intolerance to a protein—most commonly chicken or beef protein.

For these cases, we’ve created hypoallergenic meals.
A fancy word, but actually very simple. These meals contain animal proteins that dogs almost never react to.
A prime example is this Horse & Rabbit Complete. And on top of that, it’s extremely low in fat! A really good product.

Before you serve this sausage, we’ve analyzed it thoroughly.
Our laboratory examined the vitamins, which you can find on the packaging and under the “Analysis” tab.
These vitamins come directly from the ingredients themselves—not from a jar.
Completely natural. Why do we advocate this?
Because what nature itself created can never be replicated by humans.

This meal consists of 80% fresh horse meat and 20% fresh rabbit meat.

It is composed of:

65% muscle meat: horse trimmings, rabbit meat
20% organ meat: horse kidneys, horse lung, horse heart, horse liver, rabbit kidneys
15% bone: rabbit carcasses

Analysis:

Crude protein: 20.4%
Crude fat: 4.7%
Crude fiber: <0.1%
Crude ash: 4.2%
Calcium: 0.3%
Phosphorus: 0.15%
Moisture: 71%

Energy: 124 kcal per 100 g

All our meals have been analyzed for natural vitamins after freezing
they do not come from a supplement jar.

Vitamins (per kg dry matter):

Vitamin A: 136,397 IU/kg
Vitamin D3: <100 IU/kg
Vitamin B1: 61 mg/kg
Vitamin B2: 10.9 mg/kg
Vitamin B3: 214 mg/kg
Vitamin B5: <10 mg/kg
Vitamin B6: 12.5 mg/kg
Vitamin B11: 4,848 µg/kg
Vitamin B12: 270.5 µg/kg

Daily feeding guide:

Adult dogs: 20–30 grams per kilogram of body weight per day.
Rotate different meals to create a balanced and healthy diet.

Shelf life:

Frozen: 1 year
Thawed in the refrigerator: 2–3 days