Suite for: dog.
Life Stage: All life stages.
RAWBBLE Pork Recipe is 97% meat, bones and organs to provide your pup with a healthy source of protein and to help give them healthy teeth and gums too.
Key Benefits
- Made with USDA Human-Grade inspected USA-sourced Pork
- 97% Meat & Organs
- Grain Free & Gluten Free
- No Animal Meal
- No Added Hormones or Antibiotics
- No Added Fillers or Flavorings
- No Artificial Preservatives or Colors
- No Rendered By-products
- USA Made and Sourced
Ingredients
Pork, Pork Liver, Pork Bone, Pumpkin, Salmon Oil, Coconut Oil, Selenium Yeast, Vitamin E Supplement, Manganese Proteinate, Riboflavin Supplement, Calcium Iodate, d-Calcium Pantothenate, Mixed Tocopherols (a preservative), Rosemary Extract.
183 Kcal/cup
Guaranteed Analysis:
| CRUDE PROTEIN, MIN. |
58.0% |
| CRUDE FAT, MIN. |
25.0% |
| CRUDE FIBER, MAX. |
4.0% |
| MOISTURE, MAX. |
7.0% |
Daily Feeding Guidelines
| Dog Weight |
Serving Size |
| 3 -6 lbs. |
1/2 – 2/3 cup |
| 6 -12 lbs. |
2/3 – 1 1/2 cups |
| 12 – 18 lbs. |
1 1/2 – 2 cups |
| 18 – 25 lbs. |
2 – 2 3/4 cups |
| 25 lbs. + |
Add 1/2 cup for every 5 lbs. over 25 lbs. |
The suggested daily servings are only guidelines. Individual requirements may vary depending upon age, breed, weight, activity level and metabolism.
Rehydration: We recommend rehydrating by adding 1/2 cup of warm water per cup. If feeding dry, make sure your dog drinks plenty of water at mealtime.
Safe Handling: Wash hands after preparing and clean your dog’s dish after each feeding.
For puppies, pregnant, and nursing dogs: Puppies and pregnant dogs may require more than double the adult feeding amounts. Nursing dogs should be allowed to eat at will.
Transitioning to BIXBI
When switching dog food, some dogs may benefit by gradually transitioning over 7 to 10 days. Start with 25% of the new food mixed with 75% of the previous food and gradually increase the new while decreasing the previous until the transition is complete. The Daily Feeding Guide is a good starting point for daily feeding suggestions. If you feed more than once per day, simply divide the daily feeding amount by the number of times fed per day.
