Nutriment Low Purine & Phosphorus Support

Nutriment’s Low Purine and Phosphorus raw dog food formula is specifically designed to maintain overall canine health, paying specific attention to the pancreas, liver and kidneys. Our recipe contains essential nutrition from high-quality, biologically appropriate ingredients, whilst being naturally low in purine and phosphorous. Despite being naturally occurring substances, excessive quantities of purine and phosphorous in the diet can cause health concerns for dogs. Our in-house canine nutritionists carefully select human-grade quality meats and supplementary vegetables and superfoods to create a meal which is easily digestible, great-tasting and supportive of canine health.

Feed 2-3% of the dog’s ideal body weight per day, ideally spread over two meals.

• A species-appropriate diet that does not contain any grains, refined carbohydrates, or high-starch ingredients
• Contains functional foods
• Fortified with antioxidants
• Flavour and palatability are very high, and encourage eating in animals with decreased appetite
• Low in fat
• Supports kidney and liver function
• Low sodium and magnesium content to support heart function
• Easy to digest and gentle on the gut

Ingredients:

Contains 75% fresh meat and bone.

British Beef Green Tripe, British Chicken with Bone, Fresh Carrots, Fresh Butternut Squash, Fresh Broccoli, Fresh Green Curly Kale, Scottish Cold Water Salmon Oil, Organic Virgin Coconut Oil, Raw Sea Kelp Powder (Laminaria japonica), Bilberry Powder (Vaccinium Mytilus), Spirulina Powder (Spirulina platensis), Whole Milled Sesame Seeds, Wheat Germ Oil (natural vitamin E)

Puppy Feeding Guidelines

Adult Dogs

Adult dogs are a lot easier to cater for. Nutriment’s enhanced raw formula meets the energy needs of all breeds of dog, offering highly digestible, flavourful and energy dense nourishment full of essential amino acids, vitamins and dietary macronutrients. Feeding your dog the correct amount of food is vital to their weight and overall health.

Adult Dog Feeding Guidelines