Low Oxalate Beef Dinner
Nutritionally balanced. Based in science. Made with love.
$6.99 – $23.75
Our Low Oxalate Beef Dinner is a real beefy treat for your dog. It’s low in oxalates, to help prevent oxalate bladder stones, but great on taste! Your pooch won’t realize it’s good for him.
Human grade ingredients, including beef chuck, white rice, Zucchini, Peas, Cauliflower, and more. Full ingredient list below.
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The Healthy Barker's Low Oxolate Recipes
- Whole food, human grade ingredients
- Nutritionally balanced for optimal health
- Easily digestible for best nutrient absorption
- Recipes based in science, to meet your dog’s nutritional needs
Our low oxalate meals promote less-acidic and more dilute urine, to help prevent oxalate bladder stones. They are a complete and balanced combination of protein, fat, carbohydrates and nutrients. It looks like real food, because it is. No patties, balls, kibbles or freeze dried concoctions. Just. Real. Food.
We lovingly prepare our food in small batches, to protect food quality and reduce waste. The ingredients maximize a dog’s ability to digest the food and ensure the right amount of nutrients are being absorbed by your pooch. Whole food, nutritionally balanced, based in science. Good for you. Good for your dog.
PRODUCT INFORMATION
INGREDIENTS/MATERIALS
Beef Chuck, White Rice, Cottage Cheese, Zucchini, Peas, Cauliflower, Safflower Oil (70% linoleic acid), Wild Alaskan Salmon Oil, Calcium Carbonate, Potassium Chloride, Zinc, Choline, Manganese, Kelp Powder, Vitamin B12, Wholefood Multivitamin
Manufactured by: The Healthy Barker, Kitchener, ON N2H 5H6Our recipes are formulated to be complete and balanced, with the assistance of our pet nutritionist and meet and exceed the guidelines of the National Research Council (NRC).
NUTRITIONAL INFO, AS APPLICABLE
CALORIES
- 276.69 kcal/cup
GUARANTEED ANALYSIS AS FED
- 9.06%Protein (min)
- 6%Fat (min)
- 1.2%Fiber
- 11.46%Carbohydrates
- 63.69%Moisture
Feeding / Usage
Determining the correct size for meals depends on the type of dog food, how many times a day your dog eats, size, metabolic rate, the amount of exercise and more. Each dog is different and has different needs. Use the chart below as a starting point for daily food allowance and adjust to suit your pooch's lifestyle and activity level.
Use a standard 8 oz. measuring cup and divide the amount per day into the desired feedings per day. For example: 8 oz. x 2 meals per day = 2 meals @ 4 oz. each.
Feed app. 1/3 cup for every 10 lbs. over 100 lbs. Puppies may require 2 - 3 times the adult feeding guide. For pregnant or nursing dogs free-choice feeding is recommended. Always provide plenty of water.
Not sure about the amount to feed your canine friend? Contact Us and we'll help you figure it out.
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