Wolfsblut-Blue Mountain Adult

Dried game meat, potatoes, dried rabbit meat, starch, lamb fat, flax seeds, lamb liver, thyme, majolaine, parsley, sage, oregano, organic honey, grape seed extract, peas, apples, carrots, tomato puree, Aquatic plants, cranberries, fenugreek, dill seeds, dandelion, spirulina, marigolds, bananas, nettles, hawthorn, ginseng, ripe, raspberries, blueberries, gooseberry, elderberry berries, Aronia berries, barley grass, sea salt, taurine, lysine, minerals and Vitamins (including DL methionine, probiotic elements, Fructooligosaccharide und Mannanoligosaccharide), Yucca extract-Schidigera, L-carnithine, beta-carotene

The benefits of game: tasty and good for health. The game, along with the fish, is part of the most protein-rich foods. Its protein content generally exceeds that of the meat of farmed animals. The protein contained in the game meat has a biological value above the average, that is, it has a strong desandstone of use necessary for the manufacture of the body protein.

In addition, it contains unsaturated omega-3 fatty acids, which the body cannot generate itself.

In recent years, concern has been ganging consumers about the use of medicines in industrial farming, the use of animal meal, the mad cow crisis or other meat-based food scandals. Game therefore contains no residue of drug and is therefore not affected by the risks of mad cow disease.

The meat used in our product line is of Australian origin, a country that puts a strong emphasis on the species protection program.

Another novelty: Our product contains probiotic elements based on plants and fruits for an improvement of the intestinal flora.

... Yet the wolf does not only have meat on its menu. 
The forest and the steppes have always fourrnissent fruits, herbs and roots necessary to feed the ancestors of our dogs. In Wolfsblut we realized a unique composition of fruits and herbs adapted to the feeding of a carnivore. With healthy food, your dog will be able to live fully to an advanced age.

Of course, our products do not contain corn, wheat or soy. These cereals are for the dog (the Wolf) a rather atypical food source. It is no coincidence that cereals are one of the most frequent sources of allergy. We have also renounced the addition of vitamin K3, garlic and cinnamon.