Air Proudi Premium Air Dried Dog Food Turkey & Chicken

by Air ProudiSKU: APROUDI014
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Size: 1kg
$61.12 /kg
BBD: 14/Nov/2027
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If red meat does not agree with your dog, this is the white-meat recipe in the Air Proudi air-dried range: deboned turkey with chicken heart, gizzard and liver. Owners of dogs with sensitive stomachs tend to land here too. It comes in a 400g bag and a 1kg bag. Storage is simple, because the food is air-dried and sits on the shelf rather than in the freezer, which is where Proudi's frozen raw patties have to live, and those are pickup only. Serving is where air-dried food catches people out: at 425 kcal per 100g it is the richest of the four dog recipes bar beef, so the measured portion is small - weigh it rather than eyeball it for the first week. Feed it as a complete meal, or break a smaller amount over a bowl of wet food as a topper.

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

A white-meat blend for dogs with sensitive tummies or a red meat intolerance. Featured on the pack is Wolseley, a Proudi dog and a turkey and chicken 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

Deboned Turkey, Chicken Heart, Chicken Gizzard, Chicken Liver, Bamboo Fibre, Vitamin & Mineral Pre Mix, Dicalcium Phosphate, Freeze Dried Bone Powder, Calcium Carbonate, Linseed, Psyllium Husk, Inulin, Chlorella, Salt, Mixed Tocopherols & Rosemary Extract (Preservative).

Typical Analysis

Guaranteed Analysis

Crude Protein 51%
Crude Fat 26%
Total Carbohydrates 6%
Calorie Content: ME (Calculated) = 425 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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