Clydach Farm Welsh Lamb Grain Free Adult Dog Food

• High levels of freshly prepared, ethically sourced, local meats
• Complex carbohydrate, naturally packed with nutrients, low-GI
• Added Omega 3 & 6 for added health benefits
• Naturally healthy, functional, transparent nutrition

Welsh Lamb from our Grain Free Range is a premium quality complete and balanced diet for pet and working dogs.

Functional - Healthy - Honest.

This select product contains 50% grass-fed Welsh Lamb, with high levels of freshly prepared meat. Meat being a main constituent follows our ancestral concept of feeding - the food of the wolves. Large meat content diets are not only extremely tasty and digestible, but are also very healthy... Our quality meat sources contain amino acids, vitamins, minerals, and trace elements. Lamb is a known to provide vitamin B6 and pantothenic Acid, it also provides a good source of phosphorus, manganese, riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B12, iron, zinc, copper and selenium.

For our carbohydrates we use the complex carb; Sweet Potato. Sweet potato is another highly digestible ingredient, this premium carbohydrate has a low glycemic-index (Low-GI); this is a measure of how quickly a food causes the dog's blood sugar levels to rise. Preventing a spike in blood-sugar of can prevent diabetes etc. Whilst rich in dietary fibre and vitamin A, sweet potato also provide sources of; vitamin C, manganese, copper, pantothenic acid, and vitamin B6.

Naturally occurring and added Omega 3 & 6 acids are contained within this food. Omega 3 and 6 has been shown to support skin and coat quality, added gloss, reduce skin inflammation, visual development, and cognitive function. As it reduces inflammation, Omega 3 has also been shown to help joints become more supple.

As with all of our products, we never use artificial colours, or preservatives. We ethically source our ingredients, and buy as local as possible. We never use any GM or potential GM contaminated ingredients in our products. All products are endorsed and approved by Vets.

Feeding amounts depend on activity level, age, breed and environment. Although the above chart can be used as a guide, some need more/less.