Air Proudi Premium Air Dried Dog Food Beef

by Air ProudiSKU: APROUDI004
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Size: 400g
$76.38 /kg
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Proudi's beef recipe for dogs is a single red meat, air-dried: beef trim with heart, tripe, lung, kidney and liver, plus Australian chlorella. Dogs on an elimination trial, and any dog whose owner wants to keep the protein list short, are the obvious fit. It is stocked in 400g and 1kg bags, and the 400g is a sensible trial size for a larger dog before you commit to the bigger one. Pantry storage is the practical draw: Proudi's frozen raw patties are pickup only and take up freezer space, while this needs neither. On feeding, at 505 kcal per 100g this is a rich, concentrated food, so serves are small by volume. It works as a complete meal, and it also works used sparingly as a topper over an existing dinner.

Air Proudi is made in Australia using human-grade ingredients, delivering a high-meat diet inspired by the prey model raw philosophy.

A single-protein blend of Australian, human-grade beef meat and offal, with Australian chlorella included. Featured on the pack is Layla, a Proudi dog and a beef eater.

See the rest of the Air Proudi air-dried range, or the frozen Proudi raw patties, which are available for pickup only.

Ingredients

Full ingredients

Beef Trim, Beef Heart, Beef Tripe, Beef Lung, Beef Kidney, Beef Liver, Dicalcium Phosphate, Vitamin & Mineral Pre Mix, Bamboo Fibre, Freeze Dried Bone Powder, Calcium Carbonate, Sunflower Oil, Inulin, Psyllium Husk, Chlorella, Salt, Mixed Tocopherols & Rosemary Extract (Preservative).

Typical Analysis

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein 40%
Crude Fat 39%
Total Carbohydrates 7%
Calorie Content: ME (Calculated) = 505 kcal/100g.

Formulated to exceed recommended nutrient profiles for dog food set by AAFCO, FEDIAF and Australian standards for animal nutrition.

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