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The Natures Menu Complete and Balanced Lamb Block is an ideal raw nutrition solution for adult dog owners seeking a high-protein, single-source diet free from artificial fillers. Crafted with 80% real lamb and enriched with vegetables and fruits, this grain-free meal is formulated to meet FEDIAF nutritional standards, though owners should be aware that as a natural raw product, it may contain small, safe bone fragments.
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No, this is a strictly grain-free formula.
Yes, as a natural raw product, small bone pieces are part of the natural composition and are safe for your dog.
Once fully defrosted, keep the product refrigerated and consume it within 24 hours.
This specific formula is crafted to meet the nutritional requirements for adult dogs.
Because this is a natural raw product, slight variations in color and appearance between batches are normal.
No, the recipe is free from all artificial colours, flavours, and preservatives.
Ensure the fridge temperature is set correctly or move the block to a slightly warmer spot in the fridge; alternatively, defrost at room temperature for 1-2 hours before feeding.
Try lightly warming the food slightly above room temperature or mix in a small amount of warm water, ensuring it is not cooked.
To ensure safety and quality, handle the product with the same hygiene standards used for raw human-grade meat. Keep the blocks in your freezer until ready to use. When defrosting, always place the block in a bowl or sealed container in the fridge to prevent cross-contamination. After handling the raw food, wash your hands and sanitize any surfaces, bowls, or utensils that came into contact with the product. Once defrosted, keep the product in the refrigerator for no more than 24 hours; if not consumed within that timeframe, the remaining portion should be discarded.
