Darf Chunks (insects) 14kg

Vol Voeding is cold pressed dry food. The responsible and easy replacement for fresh meat, that is these natural dog chunks. Completely gluten-free and salt-free.

This insect dog food is specially designed for dogs with allergies and for owners who want to switch to more sustainable production of dog food for environmental reasons.

The main ingredient (60%) consists of the larvae of the black soldier beetle and North Sea fish. This beetle is rich in high-quality proteins and the fish is known for its healthy fatty acids. This way, every bite has the perfect balance of fatty acids. This also makes the Vol Voeding insects a complete meal.

The North Sea fish is MSC certified and sustainably caught. Darf gets the insects from both a Dutch and a German farm.

Full dog food:

By using fresh raw materials, coconut oil and krill, Vol Voeding has a pleasant smell and a relatively short shelf life of 1 year. The chunks are softer than regular chunks. You can dissolve the bites in water to make a kind of dinner for your dog.

Feeding advice (based on an adult dog):

10-12 grams per kilo of body weight. Example: a 15 kg dog gets about 150 grams per day. This is an average and can be slightly deviated from, this depends on the age, level of exercise, etc.

Ingredients:

– 60% Insect protein (black soldier beetle larvae), North Sea fish, eggs;
– 15% dried root;
– 14% dried apple;
– 5% millet;
– 2% krill;
– 2% coconut oil;
– 1% nettle.

Natural vitamin and mineral preparation: 0.5%

Analysis:

Crude protein 23%
Crude fat 10%
Moisture 8%
Crude fiber 2%
Crude ash 4%
Calcium 0.8%
Phosphorus 0.4%

NB:

Is your dog currently on baked kibble and do you want to switch to cold-pressed kibble? Then it is wise NOT to mix the two kibbles.

Switch to the new food all at once. You can also use the sausages with shelf-stable meat as a transition period.

Switching from cold pressed to other cold pressed kibble can be done by mixing the two for a few days. Add more and more of the new food to the old each day until the old leftovers are gone.

It is possible that after switching to another food the stool changes somewhat. This is normal and will go away on its own. If in doubt, always contact the vet.

Source: Darf.nl