Details
Ingredients
British chicken with bone (50%), British lamb heart (25%), carrot, British lamb liver (5%), apple, butternut squash, spinach, sea kelp, Scottish salmon oil
Analysis
Moisture 67.1%, Protein 14.1%, Fat 12.8%, Fibre 1.6%, Calcium 1.1%, Phosphorus 0.7%, Sodium 0.1%, Inorganic Matter 3.8%
Product Information
A frozen complete and balanced raw food for dogs (available in 1kg or 2x500g portions)
Additional Information
| Limited Edition? | No |
|---|---|
| Set Product as New to Date | No |
| Special Price | No |
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Customer Reviews
- Excellent Review by Eddy the Ginger Dog on 15/12/2016
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I love this food, it keeps my coat shiny and nice. #eddythegingerdog. Woof!Quality Value Price - Favourite! Review by Karen on 04/07/2016
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This one is my 9 month old Schnoodle's favourite at the moment, doesn't leave a scrap and is gone in a second, I have started putting it in the kongs to make it last a bit longer at meal time!Quality Value Price - Best raw dog food around 5* Review by Marie Jeeves on 25/01/2016
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My puppy was weaned onto Natural Instinct so we decided to keep her on it. Yes it is a bit pricey compared to other dog foods, but I would rather pay that bit extra to ensure she is not eating something full of dried meat, wheat and additives, that I cannot discover the source of. She has a beautiful shiny coat and bright eyes, and is happy and active as a puppy should be. Also, other frozen raw dog foods just don't seem to be of the same quality. I bought a cheaper brand but threw it away as it looked and smelt awful. I shall keep be keeping my Tilly on NI for the rest of her life.Quality Value Price - Border Terriers love it Review by Karla on 09/10/2013
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My BT girl was never very fussed about eating before but now she is the first to the kitchen in the morning. She LOVES Natural Instinct and especially the Chicken and Lamb. Neither of my furries will eat the Duck though.Quality Price Value - My dog absolutely loves this Review by Julie on 13/01/2013
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We were advised by a specialist vet to change to the BARF diet as our dog was having problems with her anal glands and having to have them emptied every four weeks. Was a little concerned about changing her diet as it had taken us a very long time to find a good quality kibble that she would eat. We needn't have worried, it barely touches the sides she wolfs it down so quickly. Her poos are much more solid which seems to be helping the anal gland problem - she has not needed them emptied since switching to Natural Instinct more than two months ago and we are hoping that she now doesn't need to have the risky operation to remove them.Quality Value Price
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