Pasture Raised Beef Kibble + Air Dried Meat for Dogs
Description
OPEN PADDOCK™ Pasture-Raised Beef Kibble with air dried meat has been crafted to help support healthy skin, coat and digestion. With fresh pasture-raised beef as the #1 ingredient, and a recipe that uses at least 90% Australian ingredients, you can trust your dog is receiving a premium, complete and balanced meal every time.
Fresh beef & animal ingredients
Rice, superfoods, oils & essential nutrients
Corn, wheat, soy or artificial colours, flavours or preservatives
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✓ Adult dogs ✓ Puppies ✓ Senior dogs ✓ Lactating and pregnant dogs ✓ All breeds
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Feeding Guide
Feeding guides are a starting point. Adjustments may need to be made according to activity, breed and even dependent on the weather as maintaining body temperature can influence energy requirements.
Puppies have a higher energy requirement than adult dogs, making it important to ensure that puppies are fed a suitable diet that has the correct number of calories to support their rapid growth. Puppies and pregnant bitches should be fed meals 3 to 4 times a day. Please consult your veterinarian if you have any questions or concerns about your puppy’s growth.
| Adult Size | Puppy | Adult |
| Toy < 5kg | 1.5 cups / day | 1 cup / day |
| Small - 10kg | 2.5 cups / day | 1.5 cups / day |
| Medium - 15kg | 3.5 cups / day | 2 cups / day |
| Large - 25kg | 5 cups / day | 2.5 cups / day |
| Giant > 50kg | 8 cups / day | 4.5 cups / day |
1 standard metric cup (250ml) = 113g
Changeover to new diet
As with introducing any diet, this is best done gradually to allow time for your dog’s gut to adjust. We recommend doing this over a 4-7-day period depending on your dog’s tolerance to dietary change.
Ensure clean drinking water is available to your dog at all times.
25% NEW FOOD, 75% OLD FOOD
50% NEW FOOD, 50% OLD FOOD
75% NEW FOOD, 25% OLD FOOD
100% NEW FOOD
Body Condition Tool
Adjust feeding to meet a body condition score of 5.
Assessing whether your pet is the correct weight is not always dependent on what the scales say. Assessing body condition is a useful tool in determining a healthy weight for your dog.
Monitor your dog’s body condition score below. If it is 7 or above, reduce the amount you feed by ¼ cup/28g per day then reassess after 1-2 weeks. If it is 3 or below, increase the amount you feed by ¼ cup/28g per day then reassess. If in doubt, consult your vet.
Maintaining optimal body condition can lead to a longer and healthier life for your pet.
Spine, pelvic bone and ribs all easily visible. Some muscle wastage
Can see and easily feel ribs with no fat on top. Obvious tummy tuck and visible pelvic bone and spine.
Can feel ribs without much fat. Visible tummy tuck from above and side.
Hard to feel ribs. Small or no visible tuck at waist. Noticeable excess weight at top of tail.
Large build up of fat on spine, limbs and neck and round belly.
Pasture Raised Beef
A source of protein and adds flavour to a diet. Protein is an essential nutrient that helps promote strong muscles.
Field peas
Rich in vitamins, minerals, protein and fibre
Rice
An easily digestible, nutrient-rich grain that is a good source of energy
Natural oils
Chicken oil and salmon oil contain essential fatty acids
Natural flavours
Flavours like thyme, garlic powder and natural smoke provide flavour enhancement for a more palatable meal
Beet pulp
A great source of fibre for maintaining intestinal health
Tapioca
Tapioca is extracted from the cassava root
Potato
A great source of potassium
Scan the QR code on the back of the pack to find out where the ingredients are sourced
OPEN PADDOCK™ Pasture-Raised Beef Kibble is formulated to meet the nutritional levels established by the AAFCO Dog Food Nutrient Profiles for all life stages including growth of large dogs (>25kg or more as an adult).
| Nutritional Breakdown |
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Crude Protein - 28.6% Protein is essential for building and repairing muscles and organs, various physiological processes, and an energy source. |
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Crude Fat - 12.9% Fat is twice as energy dense as protein and carbohydrate, and highly digestible. Fat is essential for the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins, and essential fatty acids. |
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Omega 3 - 0.3% Omega 3 fatty acids may aid inflammation, growth, reproduction and promote joint and brain health. |
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Omega 6 - 2.0% Omega 6 fatty acids support health at a cellular level benefiting skin, coat and reproduction. |
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Metabolisable Energy (ME) - 345 kcal / 100g Metabolisable energy determines the energy concentration of the diet on a gram by gram basis. |
| Nutrient | Amount | What It's Useful For |
|---|---|---|
| Crude Protein | 28.6% | Protein is essential for building and repairing muscles and organs, various physiological processes, and an energy source. |
| Crude Fat | 12.9% | Fat is twice as energy dense as protein and carbohydrate, and highly digestible. Fat is essential for the absorption of fat-soluble vitamins, and essential fatty acids. |
| Omega 3 | 0.3% | Omega 3 fatty acids may aid inflammation, growth, reproduction and promote joint and brain health. |
| Omega 6 | 2.0% | Omega 6 fatty acids support health at a cellular level benefiting skin, coat and reproduction. |
| Metabolisable Energy (ME) | 345 kcal / 100g | Metabolisable energy determines the energy concentration of the diet on a gram by gram basis. |