Our COYA turkey recipe is packed full of goodness to give adult dogs of all breeds and lifestyles the most delicious, most nutritious bursting-with-benefits food. This recipe has been specially selected to offer the perfect combination of protein, fruit and vegetables and is 100% raw, simply freeze-dried to lock in the goodness.
- Turkey– A wonderful lean source of protein in a dog’s diet. Not only that, but it’s packed with vitamins and minerals such as Zinc, Iron and Potassium that really pack a punch.
- Sweet Potato– One of the best dietary sources of vitamin A as well as calcium.
- Apple– A super addition to this recipe and packed with Vitamin A which supports skin, eye and coat health to give that glossy shine. Apples are also full of Vitamin C which helps to reduce inflammation in the body as well as improve cognitive function.
- Carrot – Rich in fibre, Vitamin A as well as beta-carotene. Vitamin A is an essential nutrient for dogs and plays an important role in their overall health and wellbeing. Specifically, Vitamin A supports the immune system and eye health.
- Pumpkin – One of the best sources of dietary fibre. It has been shown to settle down an upset tum, improve digestion, reduce anal gland problems and help dogs with both constipation and diarrhoea
- Peas– An additional source of protein as well as a source of lutein, an anti-oxidant good for skin, heart, and eye health.
Vitamins & Minerals including: Yucca, Green Tea, Seaweed, Chicory Root Extract, Dandelion Root, Hawthorn Leaf, Biotin, Glucosamine, Chondroitin.
- Composition
- Analytical Benifits
- Analytical Constituents
- 80% turkey, 6% sweet potato, 4.5% carrot, 3% pumpkin, 2% apple, 2% tomato, vitamins & minerals
- A 100% raw meal
Suitable for dogs aged 1 year+
Perfectly sized for all breeds of dogs
Gentle on tummies thanks to healthy dietary fibre
Packed with lean protein
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Crude Protein: 46%, Crude Fat: 26%, Crude Fibre: 5%, Crude Ash: 5%, Moisture: 6%, Kcal: 476 Kcal/100g
***Due to this product having very little moisture, the fat and Protein levels do seem a lot higher is comparison to wet, dry and raw food however they are not. For More information speak to either Jayne or Staff in Shop