Irish Pure Pasture Lamb & Free-Range Chicken with Vegetables & Kelp Algae Adult 1.5 kg

Irish Pure Pasture Lamb & Free-Range Chicken with Vegetables & Kelp Algae Adult 

Adult – Natural Dog Food for Grown Dogs

With our dry food variety “Irish Pasture Lamb & Free-Range Chicken with Vegetables & Kelp Algae, Adult,” you’re feeding your dog the finest ingredients from green Ireland.

65% Meat Content from Free-Range Farming

With 65% meat content from Irish pasture lamb and free-range chicken, this perfectly balanced dog food provides your furry friend with the optimal amount of raw proteins. It’s important to us to offer natural and grain-free dog food that relies on 100% species-appropriate animal husbandry. In Ireland, animals still graze on pastures 365 days a year, eating lush grass and breathing clear, salty air. This species-appropriate animal husbandry is very close to our hearts.

32% Fresh Vegetables & Herbs

Dogs descend from wolves, which primarily feed on grazing animals. The vegetable and herb content in this premium dog food essentially represents the stomach contents of prey animals. Fruits, vegetables, and herbs provide your dog with necessary fiber as well as valuable vitamins and minerals. Sweet potato, for example, is a high-quality carbohydrate source that contains important fiber and no fat at all. That’s why we use 32% carefully selected vegetables and herbs.

3% Kelp Algae

At Irish Pure, we believe that healthy dog food can be further enhanced in line with modern nutritional science. Similar to dietary supplements for humans, kelp algae in dog food promotes increased well-being for our four-legged friends. This subspecies of brown algae is harvested off the coasts of Ireland. It’s full of healthy, valuable iodine and contains various vitamins like E and C and trace elements like iron. It not only helps maintain healthy stomach and intestinal flora, but while chewing, it can also support your dog’s oral flora.

100% Grain-Free Dog Food

We consciously avoid grains in our products. Dogs with sensitive digestive tracts are particularly prone to intolerances. In cases of gluten intolerance, the body cannot process the gluten present in most grains. The intestine reacts with an inflammatory response to the grain in dog food.

Irish Pure – You can’t feed meat any greener