Orijen Complete Dry Adult Dog Food Six Fish Pilchard Mackerel & Hake
Orijen Complete Dry Adult Dog Food Six Fish Pilchard Mackerel & Hake
Orijen pioneered biologically appropriate food and WholePrey nutrition. A biologically appropriate diet mirrors the rich, fresh, variety of WholePrey meats that dogs and cats have evolved to eat. That is why fresh or raw meat*, poultry, fish, and nutrient-rich organs are always the first five ingredients in Orijen.
Orijen is made with 85% quality** animal ingredients, 15% vegetables, fruit and botanicals and 0% grain, potato, tapioca and plant protein concentrates. Two thirds of the ingredients are fresh or raw* meat organs, cartilage, and bone in natural WholePrey ratios, eliminating the need for long lists of synthetic supplements. Orijen is a nutrient dense, complete dog and cat food for amazing health support that helps them thrive for a lifetime.
Orijen provides foods to nourish as nature intended.
Help your dog thrive with the power of protein-rich recipes that provide peak nourishment. Dogs are ancestral carnivores, so they need a biologically appropriate diet rich and varied in whole animal ingredients. Orijen Six Fish dog recipe is crafted to deliver the nutrition dogs needed. The first 5 ingredients are fresh or raw* fish ingredients like wild-caught pilchard, mackerel, hake, flounder, rockfish and sole.
Features:
85%** quality fish ingredients, providing a strong source of essential protein, vitamins, and minerals;
The authentic WholePrey diet features the most succulent parts of the prey like poultry or fish, organs and bone to mimic what your dog's ancestors consumed in the wild;
Freeze-dried coated for a burst of raw flavour your dog instinctively craves.
*Fresh ingredients use refrigeration as the sole method of preservation and raw ingredients are frozen at the peak of freshness to preserve nutrients.
**Approximate and derived from the unprocessed state of the ingredients.
Suitable for dogs of all breeds and life stages (except growth of Great Dane puppies prior to 14 weeks).