1kg Southcliffe Beef Chunks
£5.99
Sale price
£5.99
Regular price
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1kg Southcliffe Beef Chunks
£5.99
Sale price
£5.99
Regular price
Not sure how much to feed? Use our raw feeding calculator
Description
Product Details
Weight: 1.00 kg
Southcliffe Beef chunks cut into fist-size portions are great for your dog to chew on. No artificial colour, preservatives, additives cereals or filers.
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Protein 17%,
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Oil 8%,
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Moisture 71%.
Always Supervise the eating of bones and chunks and always provide plenty of fresh water.
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High quality raw food
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100% natural ingredients
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All ingredients sourced from within the UK
Shipping
We will work quickly to ship your order as soon as possible. Once your order has shipped, you will receive an email with further information. Delivery times vary depending on your location.
Manufacturing
Our products are manufactured both locally and globally. We carefully select our manufacturing partners to ensure our products are high quality and a fair value.
Made in the UK
Locally sourced
No nasties
No fillers or additives
Naturally nutritious
For all breeds & ages
Delivered frozen
For freshness
Nationwide frozen delivery
Orders of 12 blocks or more
Raw Feeding Calculator
How much raw food does your dog need?
Add your dog’s details for a daily guide, meal split and rough monthly pack estimate.
kg
Suggested daily amount
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Feeding rate
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Twice daily
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Monthly food
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454g packs / month
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24-pack boxes
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One 24-pack box lasts
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Lower needs
2%
Seniors, less active dogs or controlled feeding.
Typical adult
2.5%
A sensible starting point for many adults.
Active dogs
3%+
Lean, active or working dogs may need more.
Puppies
4–6%
Growing pups often need more, split daily.
Guide only. Pack estimates are based on 454g packs and a 30-day month. Every dog is different, so monitor weight, stools and energy, then adjust gradually. For puppies, working dogs, pregnant or nursing dogs, or dogs with health issues, please speak to your vet or ask the Raw Dogs Dorset team for guidance.