GRAU Original Dried Vegetable Mix for BARFing

A complete BARF (bones and raw food) diet includes raw meat, organs and vegetables. Adding dried vegetables makes this step even easier. 100 grams of dried vegetables are as valuable as 1kg of fresh vegetables, and are available throughout all seasons.

Nutrients: The controlled ...A complete BARF (bones and raw food) diet includes raw meat, organs and vegetables. Adding dried vegetables makes this step even easier. 100 grams of dried vegetables are as valuable as 1kg of fresh vegetables, and are available throughout all seasons.

Nutrients: The controlled drying process guarantees the almost complete conservation of the vegetable nutrients, vitamins and essential oils. This preserves nearly all of the nutrients! Four varieties: Mix 1: Carrots, cabbage, leeks, runner beans. Mix 2: Carrots, red beets, courgette, parsnip.

Mix 3: Broccoli, carrots, celery, spinach. Mix 4: Parsnip, Patatoes, Tomatoes, zucchini. Nutritional dosage: 1 gram of dried vegetables is equivalent to about 10 grams of fresh vegetables.

A dog needs around 2-4% of its body weight in food per day when following a BARF diet (total diet of meat and vegetables/grains). This corresponds to about 20-40g/kg of body weight. For example: A dog of 10kg requires between 200 and 400 grams of BARF food (10 x 20 to 40 grams = 200 grams to 400 grams).

The amount of BARF given depends on many individual factors such as age, temperament, etc. This should always be tailored to the individual and be flexible. To make it complete To truly complete the BARF diet, combine the fresh meat and dried vegetables with Hokamix Barf CombiMix.