Dr B’s BARF ‘Flavours’ for Dogs

Dr. B’s Genuine Aussie R.A.W. ™ ‘ROO Flavour for Dogs

Kangaroo is of course, the only truly ‘wild’ meat available on a large scale in Australia. As a ‘wild meat, it is truly organic, being in no way farmed. Perhaps its most valuable feature (and drawback in some circumstances) is its very low calorific value; Dr. B’s kangaroo BARF is practically fat free. This makes Dr. B’s Roo BARF highly valuable to any cat or dog that has a problem such as pancreatitis or obesity, or any other problem, which requires a balanced low fat diet. On the other hand, being low in fat makes Dr. B’s Roo BARF unsuitable as the solo diet for a young dog, a pregnant bitch or a lactating bitch. There is no problem of course, using Dr B’s Roo BARF for growing, pregnant or lactating canines as part of a rotating (with Dr. B’s other ‘Flavours’ and/or raw meaty bones) programme of nutrition. Combined with appropriate supplementation, Dr. B’s Roo BARF often proves highly valuable for dogs with a wide range of disease problems. (For further information, see ‘Modifying Dr. B’s BARF for certain life stages and Diseases’.)

Ingredients:
Kangaroo Meat, Finely ground kangaroo bone, beef liver, whole egg, cultured kefir, seasonal vegetables selected from broccoli, celery, spinach, carrot, ground flax seed, bok choy, dried alfalfa leaf powder, beef kidney, beef heart, unbleached beef tripe, seasonal fruit selected from apple, pear, grapefruit, orange, dried kelp powder, garlic, capsicum.

Typical Analysis:
Moisture maximum - 75%
Crude Protein minimum - 9.5% (35% D.M. basis)
Crude Fat minimum - 3% (11% D.M. basis)
Crude Fibre maximum - 3% (12% D.M basis)
Calcium (Ca) minimum - 8% (D.M basis)
Phosphorus (P) minimum - 4% (D.M basis)
Calcium: Phosphorus Ratio - 1:0.5