Nutrience SubZero Fraser Valley dog food is crafted in Canada. It uses fresh, Canadian - sourced chicken and turkey from British Columbia’s Fraser Valley, free from hormones and antibiotics, along with wild - caught fish from the Pacific Coast. Only top - quality proteins from reliable sources are chosen for Nutrience formulas.
The high - protein kibble is paired with freeze - dried raw Nutriboost. It's a minimally - processed, freeze - dried cube of raw chicken infused with green lipped mussels for natural joint support, pumpkin for good gut health, cod liver rich in omega - 3, and Acadian kelp to boost immunity.
This food is loaded with prebiotics and probiotics to create a healthy gut environment for your dog. This aids in optimal digestion and nutrient absorption. The omega - 3 and omega - 6 fatty acids contribute to healthy skin and a shiny coat. To strengthen your dog’s immune system, the formula is fortified with essential vitamins and minerals, offering extra protection against common illnesses.
Moreover, taurine, a vital ingredient, is crucial for heart and eye health. This formula is free of wheat, soy, corn, dairy, and egg.
Made in British Columbia, Canada.
- High Protein Kibble: Features locally sourced deboned chicken, turkey, cod, and salmon.
- 100% Real, High - Quality Ingredients: No artificial colors or flavors.
- Supplemented with Taurine: For heart and eye health.
- Helps Support Healthy Hips & Joints: Fortified with glucosamine and chondroitin.
- Fortified with Vitamins and Minerals: To support a healthy immune system.
- Fortified with Prebiotics, Probiotics & Omegas: To support gut, skin, and coat health.
Available Sizes: 1.8 kg / 4.5 kg / 10 kg
Feeding your dog this Nutrience SubZero Fraser Valley dog food is easy. Just follow the feeding guidelines on the package based on your dog's weight and age. Always provide fresh water alongside the food.
Store the food in a cool, dry place. Once opened, seal the bag tightly to keep it fresh. Avoid exposing the food to direct sunlight or high humidity.
If your dog has any specific health conditions or allergies, it's a good idea to consult your vet before switching to this food. Also, when transitioning to this new food, gradually mix it with your dog's old food over a week or so to avoid any digestive upset.
